Sports

 During the London Victorian time, table tennis, otherwise called "Wiff-Waff", was a privileged game played on a table surface utilizing propped up books utilized as a net. Energetic players served and returned golf balls by utilizing a book as a racket. With the game's expanded fame, numerous endeavors were made to improve the plan of the Wiff-Waff paddle. One famous oar adaptation comprised of a casing with material paper pulled tight start to finish. At the point when the golf ball used to play Wiff-Waff was traded for a ball fabricated from celluloid, rackets were upgraded and made lighter, more proficient, and more compelling.  Today, the enormously improved ping-pong rackets are fabricated utilizing layers of wood called cover and measure 6 crawls across and 10 creeps from the highest point of the racket to the furthest limit of the handle. This piece of the racket, called a sharp edge, is then covered with rubbers, a slight sheet of flexible material with thickness