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A team of superstars, not a superstar team: Why Mumbai Indians’ core failed to click in IPL 2026

The Mumbai Indians, a team built around the core of India's T20 World Cup champions, faced an early elimination in IPL 2026. Despite their individual brilliance, the players, seemingly fatigued from their international triumph, struggled to unite as a cohesive unit, leading to fan frustration and questions about the team's…

The Economic Times

Tennis Mailbag: Andrey Rublev’s Self-Flagellation, Daniel Nestor’s HoF Snub and More

Jon Wertheim answers your questions, starting with a discussion about the Russian star’s concerning pattern of self-harm and a point on the Hall of Fame controversy.

Sports Illustrated

When Leander Paes ended India's 44-year wait in Atlanta

Tennis legend Leander Paes's bronze medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics is cherished as one of India's most significant podium finishes in the history of the Games. Not only did it end the country's 44-year wait for another individual Olympic medal but to date remains India's only tennis triumph in…

The Times of India

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From cattle herder to Hollywood star, India's tryst at the Olympics

India's journey at the Olympics has been marked by both struggles and triumphs, evolving significantly over the years. India's performance at the Olympics has improved over the years, with more focus on training, infrastructure, and support for athletes. India's journey at the Olympics reflects a story of resilience, perseverance, and…

The Times of India

Olympics: India's tryst with fourth-place heartbreaks

NEW DELHI: It's commonly claimed that placing fourth at the Olympics represents the height of suffering. If finishing last is painful because of agony, then finishing in fourth place hurts because it is both close and far away. This can either propel an athlete to future glory or break them…

The Times of India

EXCLUSIVE | Neeraj Chopra will create history; India will better Tokyo's record at Paris Olympics: Leander Paes

NEW DELHI: India's javelin star Neeraj Chopra aims to make history with back-to-back Olympic gold medals. He clinched the gold with a throw of 87.58 meters at the Tokyo Olympics.

The Times of India

Rohan Bopanna to pair with either Balaji or Yuki Bhambri at Paris Games

NEW DELHI: India's top doubles player, Rohan Bopanna, will choose either N Sriram Balaji or Yuki Bhambri as his partner for the Paris Olympics, with the All India Tennis Association (AITA) likely to approve his choice, although the selection committee will discuss the combinations.

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Sportstar Aces Awards 2024 | First-ever International Icon honour goes to spin wizard Muralitharan

Sunil Gavaskar, Leander Paes, and Muttiah Muralitharan receive awards at the Sportstar Aces Awards 2024 in Mumbai.

The Hindu

Sportstar Aces Awards 2024 | After years of sacrifice, I’ve realised my dream, says Bopanna

Rohan Bopanna, Australian Open men's doubles champion, receives Ace of Aces award at Sportstar Aces Awards 2024.

The Hindu

Time has treated Bopanna with a tenderness that defies reason and logic

Indian tennis player Rohan Bopanna achieves No.1 doubles ranking and wins his first men's doubles Major at age 43.

The Hindu

Never have any limitations and keep believing, says oldest Grand Slam champion Rohan Bopanna

NEW DELHI: India's Rohan Bopanna on Saturday created history, becoming the oldest man in the Open Era to win a major men’s doubles title, teaming up with Matthew Ebden to win the Australian Open.

The Times of India

Leander and Vijay Amritraj make it to the Tennis Hall of Fame

Leander Paes and Vijay Amritraj become first Indians to be inducted into International Tennis Hall of Fame. Leander has won 8 Grand Slam doubles titles and 10 mixed doubles titles, while Vijay has contributed to the game as a player, administrator, and commentator. Richard Evans, a tennis journalist, is also…

The Hindu

Leander Paes, Vijay Amritraj become first Asian men elected to Tennis Hall of Fame

NEW DELHI: Former doubles world No.1 Leander Paes and broadcaster Vijay Amritraj on Wednesday became the first Asian men to be elected to the International Tennis Hall of Fame.

The Times of India

Indian doubles tennis is at its healthy best, and growing steadily

Indian doubles tennis is thriving, thanks to the right mix of talent, support and guidance. Indian doubles tennis is thriving, with Rohan Bopanna's phenomenal performance, Yuki Bhambri's Tour event win, and 8 players in the top-110 of world rank. With financial support, coaches, and physios, players are making finals and…

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Leander Paes savours 'special' Hall of Fame nomination

MUMBAI: There's still a lot that must fall his way if Leander Paes is to become the first Indian ever to be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. But for the 18-time Grand Slam champion, just being among the six nominees in the player category is a "phenomenal"…

The Times of India

Leander Paes terms Carlos Alcaraz as 'most exciting player in 10 years'

MUMBAI: Indian tennis legend Leander Paes on Friday said Carlos Alcaraz is the most exciting young player to have emerged in the last 10 years and praised the Spaniard for "redefining the sport" with his speed.

The Hindu

Leander Paes becomes first Asian man to be nominated as a player to International Tennis Hall of Fame

Multiple Grand Slam winner Leander Paes on Tuesday emerged as the first Asian man to be nominated for the International Tennis Hall of Fame in the player category

The Times of India

Wimbledon Public Ballot opens for 2024 Championships & celebrates centenary milestone

LONDON: The All England Lawn Tennis Club on Tuesday announced the opening of the Wimbledon Public Ballot for The Championships 2024, to be staged 1-14 July. First launched in 1924 and celebrating its centenary next year, the Ballot is intended to be the fairest means of obtaining tickets for The…

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Leander Paes becomes first Asian man to be nominated as a player to International Tennis Hall of Fame

NEW DELHI: Legendary Leander Paes, the multiple Grand Slam champion, on Tuesday made history as he became the first Asian male nominee for the International Tennis Hall of Fame in the player category.

The Hindu

Players express their discontent to All India Tennis Association on Asian Games team selection

The selection of Ramkumar Ramanathan, ranked 508 in singles and 212 in doubles, has compelled a bunch of agitated players led by Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan to shoot a communication to the All India Tennis Association (AITA).

The Hindu

Leander Paes — Indian tennis’ quintessential showman with a plethora of envious achievements

In Leander Paes pint-sized frame of 5’10” rested a genius tennis player who won 18 Grand Slam titles, 54 career doubles crowns, a record 45 Davis Cup doubles wins and an individual Olympic medal.

The Times of India

Leander Paes joins Bengal franchise ahead of Tennis Premier League 2023

NEW DELHI: In a major development for the Tennis Premier League (TPL), Indian tennis legend Leander Paes has announced his acquisition of a stake in the Bengal franchise. The fifth edition of the TPL, set to take place in Pune later this year, will feature a total of eight teams,…

The Times of India

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".

The Hindu

Karman, Ramkumar, Balaji, Kadhe command best price for TPL

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Naresh Kumar, mentor of Paes and many others, passes away at 93

KOLKATA: Indian tennis lost its most loving 'sir' as Naresh Kumar passed away at the age of 93 in the city on Wednesday. He is survived by wife Sunita, son Arjun and two daughters - Gita and Preah.

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