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Date of birth31 July 1998
Age24 Years (as of 2022)
BirthplaceAndhra Pradesh (now Telangana), India
ProfessionTable Tennis Player
NationalityIndian
Marital statusUnmarried
FamilyFather: Pravin Akula; Mother: Sai Sudha; Sister: Ravali Akula
Sreeja Akula Biography
Sreeja Akula is an Indian table tennis player from Hyderabad who rose to national prominence with multiple domestic titles and won a mixed doubles gold at
Early life and backgroundSreeja Akula was born on 31 July 1998 in what was then Andhra Pradesh (now part of Telangana) and grew up in Hyderabad. She attended Rosary Convent High School and Badruka Junior College before graduating from Badruka College of Arts & Commerce. Her father is Pravin Akula and her mother is Sai Sudha. An elder sister, Ravali Akula, also played table tennis and was an early influence on Sreeja’s decision to pursue the sport.
Career
Sreeja developed into a right-handed paddler who established herself quickly on the national scene. As a junior she won a silver medal at the 2013 Junior and Youth National Table Tennis Championships. Over the next years she collected medals at national events across India, including victory at the North Zone National Ranking Championships in New Delhi in 2018 and a gold in the women’s doubles at the 80th Senior National and Inter-State Table Tennis Championship in Cuttack the same year.
She joined the Reserve Bank of India in 2018 through the sports quota and has represented the organisation in national competitions. In 2020 she claimed bronze at the UTT Cadet & Sub‑Junior National Championships, and in 2021 she was part of the Indian team that took bronze in the women’s doubles at the World Table Tennis Championship in Doha.
April 2022 marked a major domestic milestone when Sreeja won the 83rd Senior National Table Tennis Championship, defeating Mouma Das in the final to become the second national champion to emerge from Telangana. Later that year she added two golds at the first-ever Women’s National Table Tennis Championship held in Telangana.
Sreeja’s international profile rose further at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. She reached the women’s singles competition and, more notably, paired with veteran Achanta Sharath Kamal to win the mixed doubles gold, beating a Malaysian pair in the final. Her results around 2022 also included being ranked first nationally and placed 68th in the international rankings.
In January 2024 Sreeja secured her first international singles title by winning the women’s singles event at the WTT Feeder Corpus Christi in Texas.
Her long-term coach is Somnath Ghosh, and she has credited both him and fitness coach Hirak Bagchi for her development. Sreeja has named Achanta Sharath Kamal as a player she looks up to and has described his role as both inspiration and mentor during training periods.
Public profile
Physically, Sreeja is listed at approximately 162 cm (5 feet 4 inches) and 55 kg. She has black hair and black eyes. She plays right-handed and, as of 2022, held the top national ranking in India and was placed 68th internationally.
Sreeja has represented India at major multi-sport events and world championships and has been covered in national media for her Commonwealth Games success and for becoming a national singles champion. Her career highlights include multiple national titles in both singles and doubles events, medals at junior and senior national championships, and international podium finishes.
Latest updates
The most recent notable result in Sreeja’s career came in January 2024 when she won the WTT Feeder Corpus Christi women’s singles title in Texas, marking her first international singles triumph. Her competitive record through 2024 includes national and international medals across singles, doubles and mixed doubles events.
Sreeja continues to train and compete, representing her employer and the country at national and international competitions. She remains unmarried and is identified with Hyderabad as her hometown.
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Recent Work
Won the women's singles event, her first international singles title
2024Gold medal in mixed doubles with Achanta Sharath Kamal
2022Won the national singles title, defeating Mouma Das in the final
2022Won two golds at the inaugural Women's National Championship held in Telangana
2022Career Highlights
- Gold medal in mixed doubles at the 2022 Commonwealth Games
- Winner of the 83rd Senior National Table Tennis Championship (2022)
- Top national ranking in India (No. 1 in 2022)
- Bronze in women’s doubles at the 2021 World Table Tennis Championship in Doha
- Winner of the 2024 WTT Feeder Corpus Christi (women’s singles)
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