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Balaji- Reyes-Varela pair bows out of Australian Open

Sriram Balaji and Mexico's Miguel Reyes-Varela went down fighting, bringing to a close Indian action in the men's doubles at the Australian Open.

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Australian Open 2025: Bopanna-Zhang pair advance

India's Rohan Bopanna and China's Shuai Zhang got their Australian Open campaign off to a good start putting out

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N Sriram Balaji and Miguel Angel Reyes-Varela ease into Australian Open second round

NEW DELHI: India's N Sriram Balaji and Mexican Miguel Angel Reyes-Varela progressed to the Australian Open's second round, securing a dominant straight-sets victory against Robin Haase and Aleksandr Nedovyesov in Melbourne on Thursday.

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Players miffed with AITA, call for cultural shift, comprehensive plan

BENGALURU: Indian tennis has imploded, hitting a new nadir. That's the good news. That the game in the country could be rapidly barrelling down a bottomless pit is the disturbing part. Until last week Sumit Nagal was the only Indian ranked in the top-300 of the singles ranking on the…

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Grievances, yes, you still play for the country: Nandan Bal tells players

PUNE: Nandan Bal, the chairman of the national tennis selection committee, has lamented players making themselves unavailable for national duty due to their disenchantment with the national federation.

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India fall to Sweden, face Davis Cup relegation

India's lack of depth in singles and questionable team selection stood glaringly exposed on Sunday after Sweden completed a 4-0 rout over them in the Davis Cup World Group I tie in Stockholm.

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Davis Cup: India fire blanks to concede 2-0 lead against Sweden

Serve-and-volley strategy fails to yield result as Balaji and Ramkumar lose their singles ties

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Paris Olympics: Rohan Bopanna brings his India career to a close

At 44 years of age, Rohan Bopanna has played his last match in an India jersey. Late on Sunday, Bopanna and Sriram Balaji bowed out of the men's doubles event of the Olympic Games, falling 5-7, 2-6 to the French pairing of Gael Monfils and Edouard Roger-Vasselin.

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Paris Olympics: Sumit Nagal to face Corentin Moutet

Djokovic in line to face Nadal in R2; Alcaraz comfortably placed

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Paris Olympics: For unlikely doubles pairing of Bopanna and Balaji, team spirit is key

BENGALURU: Rohan Bopanna was a little surprised when asked what the Olympic Games meant to him. What kind of a question was that? "It's more than a competition, more than a quadrennial event. It's an emotion," said Bopanna, for whom Paris 2024 will be his third Games.

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Two clay-court events for Bopanna and Balaji pair ahead of Olympics

CHENNAI: India's Sriram Balaji had to wait for a long time for his dream to turn into reality.

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Not satisfied with Olympics entry, want to win the medal: Sriram Balaji

PUNE: It has already been an incredible journey as a professional tennis player for Sriram Balaji.

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Paris is going to be very, very special: Rohan Bopanna

PUNE: It has been a hugely successful year for Rohan Bopanna, winning his maiden doubles Grand Slam at the Australian Open and becoming the World No. 1. And the India star says he is elated to be nominated to represent India at the Olympics for a third time in his…

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ITF confirms Rohan Bopanna's entry in Paris Olympics tennis competition

PUNE: Rohan Bopanna's entry into doubles for the Paris Olympics tennis competition, based on his World No. 4 ranking as on Monday, has been confirmed by the International Tennis Federation.

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French Open: Balaji-Reyes-Varelas pair wins, Nagal-Ofner duo withdraws

PARIS: India's Sriram Balaji and Mexico's Miguel Reyes-Varelas topped the men's doubles first round clash between alternates at Roland Garros.

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Ankita Raina wins doubles title in Japan

Ankita Raina wins 29th doubles title in $40,000 ITF women's tennis tournament; Yuki Bhambri and Sriram Balaji face defeats.

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Balaji-Begemann pair enters quarterfinals

Sriram Balaji & Andre Begemann win doubles pre-quarterfinals at Challenger tennis tournament in Murcia, Spain.

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Ramkumar shocks Bengaluru champion Napolitano

Ramkumar Ramanathan defeats Stefano Napolitano in straight sets at Maha Open Challenger with big serves and smart strokes.

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Five in fray to partner Rohan Bopanna at Olympics

Bhambri, Balaji, Prashanth, Myneni and Chandrasekar are in the running

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Davis Cup: Strong Indian team firm favourites against Pakistan in historic clash

ISLAMABAD: India will be without their top singles players but the visitors, who have come to Pakistan after 60 years, will still start as favourites in the historic Davis Cup World Group I play-off tie, which is being played within a restricted environment due to security concerns.

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Davis Cup: Strong Indian team is firm favourite against Pakistan in historic clash

India's top singles players are absent, but they are still favored to win against Pakistan in the Davis Cup.

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Australian Open: Carlos Alcaraz cruises into last 16

Alcaraz's opponent Shang pulls up injured but Spaniard still has time to showcase his power

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Australian Open: Rohan Bopanna racks up 501st win

Partnering Ebden, Indian ace powers into round 3

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India picks 'double look' Davis Cup team for Pakistan tie

PUNE: India’s selectors on Sunday laid emphasis on ‘big servers’ and ‘volleyers’ while picking the team for the upcoming World Group 1 playoff tie in the Davis Cup against cross-border rivals Pakistan, to be played on grass in Islamabad.

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Mavericks outclass Wizards to be crowned champions of TPL

Vishnu Vardhan and Arina Rodionova played a vibrant mixed doubles match to beat Maria Timofeeva and Anirudh Chandrasekar

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