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Billie Jean King Cup: Did AITA miss a trick by overlooking Sania Mirza?

BENGALURU: When Sania Mirza brought the curtain down on her playing career in February, time was ripe for the 36-year-old to take over India’s Billie Jean King Cup captaincy.

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‘You are India's pride’: Narendra Modi lauds Sania Mirza in a heartfelt note

NEW DELHI: "I can say that you are India's pride, whose success has filled hearts and minds of every Indian with utmost joy," Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Sania Mirza while lauding the legendary athlete for her stupendous career in which she displayed that "more women can pursue tennis and…

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Sania Mirza bids adieu to tennis where it all began

HYDERABAD: Fighting tears, Sania Mirza emotionally walked into the sunset of her career at the Lal Bahadur Stadium as her family, friends and fans watched her play for one last time here on Sunday.

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Sania Mirza ends her career at place where it began

HYDERABAD: With "happy tears", Indian tennis legend Sania Mirza on Sunday ended her path-breaking journey as a player at the place where it all began.

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Retired Sania Mirza to play exhibition match in hometown

HYDERABAD: Indian tennis legend Sania Mirza, who retired from professional tennis recently, would play an exhibition match in her hometown Hyderabad on Sunday.

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WATCH: Mentor Sania Mirza wants to help RCB youngsters in WPL

NEW DELHI: Tennis star Sania Mirza feels she can help Royal Challengers Bangalore women cricketers to deal with the mental aspect of things in the inaugural Women's Premier League (WPL). Smriti Mandhana-led RCB will open their campaign against Delhi Capitals on Sunday.

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Sania Mirza is the best Indian tennis player, man or woman, says renowned coach Farrington

PUNE: John Farrington says Indians have the talent but bringing back the glorious days of Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi scaling the summit in world tennis was "not gonna happen by luck".

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Spoilt for choice, RCB women's head coach says overseas players will be rotated

NEW DELHI: Royal Challengers Bangalore have got some of the biggest foreign names at their disposal for the upcoming Women's Premier League but head coach Ben Sawyer on Thursday made it clear that the same set of overseas stars will not be featuring in each game and will be rotated…

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Debating the Argument Around When Federer Fades From the Big Three Conversation

In his latest mailbag, Jon Wertheim answers this, plus pays tribute to one of the sport’s greatest trailblazers, Sania Mirza.

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Debating When Federer Will Fade From the Big Three Conversation

In Jon Wertheim’s latest mailbag, he answers this, plus pays tribute to one of the sport’s greatest trailblazers, Sania Mirza.

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Sania Mirza retires: You can still dream after becoming a mother

India’s biggest tennis star talks to Al Jazeera after retiring from tennis.

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Sania Mirza looking forward to RCB stint in WPL

DUBAI: The answer to the 'what next' question posed to the newly-retired Sania Mirza lay in her latest signing - mentor to the Royal Challengers Bangalore outfit for the inaugural Women's Premier League, starting in Mumbai on March 4.

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Sania Mirza: The game-changing milestones of a glittering career

After making her last Grand Slam appearance at the Australian Open at the start of this year, Sania Mirza walked into the sunset of her career when she and Madison Keys lost in the first round of the Dubai Duty Free Championship on Tuesday.

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'Mental toughness set Sania Mirza apart from the rest'

Sania Mirza’s father and coach Imran Mirza talks about the phenomenal career of his star daughter.

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Sania Mirza: The original torchbearer

Around the time the world was concerned by the fallout of Y2k, the sporting fraternity in Hyderabad was abuzz with excitement. The arrival of new talent is usually greeted with much mirth and cynicism in Indian circles but there was little of that in this case. Instead, the sporting circles…

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India’s Sania Mirza bows out of tennis after shock loss in Dubai

The six-time Grand Slam winner from India had announced plans to retire after playing in the Dubai Open.

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Tennis is very important but not everything in my life, played without fear: Sania Mirza

DUBAI: Tennis is and will remain a significant aspect of Sania Mirza's life but the legendary player says that not treating the sport as the be-all and end-all gave her the freedom to unleash her aggressive game every time she stepped on court.

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I am neither a rebel nor a trend-setter: Sania Mirza

DUBAI: Sania Mirza is not apologetic for being one of a kind.

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'Sania Mirza set for final hurrah'

DUBAI: There were more gasps of ‘ooohs and ahhs’ in the Fateh Maidan Stadium that February weekend in 2005, than there may have been in a circus tent offering tricks and twists. There was also love. The sweet winds of Valentine’s Day were already blowing.

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The Last Serve: Sania Mirza recounts tennis life with pride ahead of her final bow

DUBAI: Sania Mirza is used to looking back and ahead, it’s part of a tennis player’s journey. Now, for the

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Sania Mirza story: From India’s cow dung courts to tennis stardom

A tennis journey lasting 30 years comes to an end in Dubai this week, with the Indian star playing her last tournament.

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Sania Mirza to mentor RCB team in Women's Premier League

An exciting stint is up next for India's tennis great Sania Mirza, who has been appointed as the mentor for the Royal Challengers Bangalore's team in the Women's Premier League.

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Sania Mirza and partner Bethanie Mattek-Sands crash out of Abu Dhabi Open

ABU DHABI: Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza and her American partner Bethanie Mattek-Sands suffered a straight-set defeat against the pair of Kirsten Flipkens and Laura Siegemund in the first round of the Abu Dhabi Open here.

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Tennis has made me a fighter: Sania Mirza

Sania Mirza believes she was destined to trigger a change which led India's women athletes to believe in themselves

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Sania Mirza's Grand Slam swansong ends in glory despite loss

MELBOURNE: Winning and losing are but moments and scorelines compute the sum of the difference, but it is the little steps, the big stretch, that tell the story. Sania Mirza knows.

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