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Russia's Mirra Andreeva overwhelms Romanian veteran Sorana Cirstea for return to Roland Garros semi-finalsMirra Andreeva reached the French Open semi-finals. She defeated Sorana Cirstea convincingly. Andreeva is now a leading contender for the t...- Bengaluru techie quit his Rs 30 lakh job to chase a dangerous dream, only to end up being arrestedDelhi Police have arrested a 31-year-old Bengaluru-based software engineer, Ravi Rathore, for allegedly running a fake online trading racke...
- Ping-pong robot Ace makes history by beating top-level human playersSony's AI robot, Ace, has achieved a significant milestone by competing against and sometimes defeating top-level human ping-pong players. ...
- Sports startups cash in on India’s everyday athlete economy boomA surge in sports participation is fueling a boom in platforms for everyday athletes. Startups are making it easier to book courts and find...
- Iran war could make petroleum products from clothes to crayons more costlyGlobal oil disruptions are making everyday items more expensive. From plush toys to bandages, the cost of materials derived from petroleum ...
- Jannik Sinner beats Carlos Alcaraz, wins Monte Carlo Masters, returns to No.1Jannik Sinner has won the Monte Carlo Masters. He defeated Carlos Alcaraz in straight sets. This victory secures Sinner's third ATP 1000 ti...
- Clay court: The surface that makes tennis champions break their racketsTennis players are adjusting to clay courts for upcoming European tournaments. This surface slows the ball, prolongs rallies, and tests sta...
- US Open star Jasmine Paolini’s ‘One-in-a-Million’ photo is breaking the internetItalian tennis sensation Jasmine Paolini went viral spotting global attention at the US Open after a once-in-a-lifetime photo captured by v...
- Padel in, golf out? Corporate India leaders are falling in love with the new sportsPadel, a tennis-like racket sport , is becoming popular among Indian corporate leaders. Many are switching from other sports and enjoying i...
- Tennis balls may take 400 years to decompose; Environmentalists, game's governing body cluelessOne should not play tennis because the tennis balls are indestructible. What should be done to 330 million tennis balls manufactured worldw...
- 6 Best Table Tennis Racquets to Bring Your A-Game to Every MatchWhether you are a beginner looking to pick up the basics of table tennis, or a professional working to step up your game, the perfect TT ra...
- Nick Kyrgios slams BBC expert Andrew Castle for comment on Djokovic behavior in Wimbledon Men’s Singles finalTennis star Nick Kyrgios slams BBC expert presenter Andrew Castle over his commentary on Wimbledon Men’s final between Novak Djokovic and C...
- We never exerted any kind of pressure on Sania to win: Imran MirzaSania was destined to earn laurels and fame in a sport that she adored. Many famed coaches on the Tour have told me privately that just as ...
- ASICS India MD feels racquet games boost concentration, give a fresh perspective towards competitionRajat Khurana shares how his love for tennis has grown over the years.
- Roger Federer's Grand Slam kit up for auction, expected to fetch over $2 mnThe tennis star is putting various items under the hammer in 2 sales in June & July.
- Smile & waves: Leander Paes inaugurates art installation by artist Krishna Kedar in BandraThe artwork took over six months for its completion and is 600 kgs in weight.
- Wimbledon 2017: Google's Doodle - complete with Rufus - marks 140 years of the world's oldest tennis tournamentLooking back at the championship that started in 1877.
- Navy officer becomes 1st Indian to win racketlon competitionsIt is modelled on the lines of decathlon/triathlon and is a combination sport comprising four racket games namely table tennis, badminton, ...
- World's largest tennis-ball mosaic created in the United StatesAshrita Furman, who holds the most Guinness Records at the same time (currently 195), worked with 20 friends to create the world's largest ...
- Time to outlaw tennis racketsWhile male tennis players' on-court aural salvos are deemed to be mostly guttural, the sounds on the women’s circuit appear to be more akin...
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