What are the common table tennis doubles positions?

Common table tennis doubles positions are as follows:

1, the right and left offensive players are paired. Commonly used transverse or oblique movements (commonly known as "eight-shaped"). Usually move to your backhand side after hitting the ball.

2. Two right-handed attackers are paired, and the triangle movement method is often used.

3. A near-platform attacker and a middle-platform attacker (or circulating hand) are paired, and the method of "T" movement is often used. The former mostly moves left and right, while the latter mostly moves back and forth. This way of moving is also suitable for attacking everything.

4, the pairing of two chippers, generally adopts the method of lateral oblique motion or circular motion. If it is a pair of near cut and far cut, the near cut mainly moves laterally, and the far cut mainly moves back and forth.

5. Serve can only be served from the right hemisphere table of one side to the right hemisphere table of the other side, and one side and two people take turns to hit the ball. The two people are in tandem, which is convenient for lateral movement and will not hinder the person in front to hit the ball. Take two right-handed partners as an example. After serving (or receiving), a person should quickly withdraw a position to his right rear and let his back move to the middle table area in the middle of the table.

The opponent began to stand at the left rear of the server (or receiver) to make room for him. After he retreated, he quickly moved forward to the near-table area to prepare for hitting the ball (at this time, the opponent should have moved sideways behind him/her).