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Teen Indian player Maaya Rajeshwaran enters US Open junior singles 2nd roundIndian teenager Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi has advanced to the second round of the US Open junior girls' singles. She defeated China's Zhang...- A silver lining: Indian tennis finds new hope in young sensations Maaya and ManasFifteen-year-old Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi reached the semi-finals of the WTA 125 Mumbai Open, showcasing resilience and skill. Alongside h...
- Australian Open 2023: Sania Mirza-Anna Danilina’s duo sail to the second round of Women’s Doubles categorySania Mirza entered the second round of the women’s doubles category in the ongoing Australian Open 2023. The star player is set to retire ...
- Mean girls 2.0: Ankita Raina says women tennis players rarely bond off-courtThe tennis player said that outstation tournaments often mean a lonely hotel room.
- All-rounder alert! Former world number 2 Vera Zvonareva is set to compete in WTA Mumbai OpenRussia’s Vera Zvonareva is a tennis player, mother and has multiple educational degrees to her credit.
- India gets WTA event after 5 years, 'Mumbai Open' in NovemberMSLTA had recently bagged the hosting rights of India's ATP World Tour event, Chennai Open and it was re-branded as Maharashtra Open, to be...
- Tennis-Teenaged Russian ousts world number one Kerber in SydneyTENNIS-WOMEN-SYDNEY:Tennis-Teenaged Russian ousts world number one Kerber in Sydney
- UPDATE 2-Tennis-Teenaged Russian ousts world number one Kerber in SydneyTENNIS-WOMEN/SYDNEY (UPDATE 2):UPDATE 2-Tennis-Teenaged Russian ousts world number one Kerber in Sydney
- Teenaged Russian ousts world number one Kerber in SydneyTENNIS-WOMEN-SYDNEY:Teenaged Russian ousts world number one Kerber in Sydney
- UPDATE 1-Tennis-Teenaged Russian ousts world number one Kerber in SydneyTENNIS-WOMEN/SYDNEY (UPDATE 1):UPDATE 1-Tennis-Teenaged Russian ousts world number one Kerber in Sydney
- Defending champion Kuznetsova falls in SydneyTENNIS-WOMEN-SYDNEY:Defending champion Kuznetsova falls in Sydney
- Tennis-Defending champion Kuznetsova falls in SydneyTENNIS-WOMEN/SYDNEY:Tennis-Defending champion Kuznetsova falls in Sydney
- Cibulkova, Wozniacki advance in contrasting styleTENNIS-WOMEN-SYDNEY:Cibulkova, Wozniacki advance in contrasting style
- Tennis - Cibulkova, Wozniacki advance in contrasting styleTENNIS-WOMEN-SYDNEY:Tennis - Cibulkova, Wozniacki advance in contrasting style
- Tennis-Cibulkova, Wozniacki advance in contrasting styleTENNIS-WOMEN/SYDNEY:Tennis-Cibulkova, Wozniacki advance in contrasting style
- I can adjust to my partner's style of play: Martina HingisMartina Hingis says the key to her success with both the Indian aces was her ability to adapt to their style of play.
- India can win Olympic medal in men's doubles: Mahesh Bhupathindia have a good chance to win medals in both men's doubles and mixed doubles events in next year's Rio Olympics, feels former player Mahes...
- If Rio medal happens it will be dream come true: Sania MirzaWinning a medal in next year's Rio Olympics would be a dream come true, but if it did not happen it won't be the end of the world, said Mir...
- Roland Garros ready to shower its love-all on Indian TennisThe investment is expected to be to the tune of € 2 – 5 million over the span of the next three to five years.
- Women's Tennis Association unclear about Indian Tennis leagueThe Women's Tennis Association, which has turned to Asia to grow its sport, is unclear how the Indian Tennis Premier League is going to pan...
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