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I believe I belong on the Tour: Sumit Nagal

Mahesh Bhupathi felt someone tug his arm, he was in the middle of a talent hunt for a residential academy he was about to launch back in the summer of 2008. When he turned, he came face-to-face with an 11-year-old who had a question for him.

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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…

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Mahesh Bhupathi, Travancore princess and former Benfica player among franchise owners in Super League Kerala

Super League Kerala unveils six franchises with notable owners like Mahesh Bhupathi and Kaz Patafta, promising exciting football action.

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'BCCI needs to enforce Sale of RCB,' says Indian tennis great after franchise's torrid run this IPL

NEW DELHI: Extremely hurt and disappointed just like a million of other Royal Challengers Bengaluru's fans and supporters, Indian tennis great Mahesh Bhupathi on Monday suggested the sale of the franchise to more 'caring' owners.

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Neeraj Chopra named TOISA sportsperson of the year

Men's 4x400m relay squad declared team of the year

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Bopanna, Ebden hit it off as a pair

MELBOURNE: Rohan Bopanna played his 61st Grand Slam doubles event with his 19th partner. The Indian has been around the block. Clearly. The 43-year-old's charge to the game's elite started with Pakistan's Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi, he has also played with friends Mahesh Bhupathi and American Rajeev Ram.

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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.

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Sumit Nagal has hunger for more success: Mahesh Bhupathi

MELBOURNE: Mahesh Bhupathi first met Sumit Nagal sixteen years ago when the veteran pro was on a talent hunt for his tennis academy in Bengaluru. The racket head speed generated by the ten-year-old caught his eye. "He hit a heavy ball, bigger than his size," Bhupathi said.

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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I wanted to end my Davis Cup career on my terms: Rohan Bopanna

Rohan Bopanna, 43, has achieved an astonishing self-restoration project: winning an ATP Masters title, reaching a Major final and ranking No. 11 in doubles. He announced his decision to end his Davis Cup career after the tie against Morocco in Lucknow this September. He attributes his success to mental strength,…

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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.

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Indian tennis can only move up from here: Ramesh Krishnan

KOLKATA: Former Indian tennis star Ramesh Krishnan feels that the pandemic has hit the country's progress in the sport and it can only go up from here.

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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".

The Times of India

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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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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'Thank you for inspiring millions': World salutes tennis queen Sania Mirza

NEW DELHI: Social media platforms were flooded with emotional messages and salutations for India's tennis queen Sania Mirza, after she said a final goodbye to her Grand Slam career on Friday in Melbourne.

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'Sport has no textbook': Yuki Bhambri pleased about doubles switch

For Yuki Bhambri, shifting focus from singles to doubles has been the most sensible decision he could have made and he wouldn't change anything in his career even if he were to have the benefit of hindsight.

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