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Australian Open: 'There's a lot more similarities between Murray and Djokovic than differences,' says Somdev Devvarman

NEW DELHI: Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray have known each for approximately 25 years. They were born a week apart. They played each other as juniors when they were all of 12 years old. Upon turning professional, they squared off 36 times, including 10-times in Grand Slams. The Serb won…

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AITA president faces no-trust motion

Eight affiliated state associations want removal of Anil Jain from post

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How unflinching Sumit Nagal hooked the Indian tennis fan

Sumit Nagal's rise in Indian men's singles tennis, overcoming challenges to break into the ATP top-100 with impressive performances.

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Davis Cup is not a job: Rohan Bopanna

Doubles veteran says he misses the camaraderie now

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Indian tennis needs a Gopichand, says Karti Chidambaram

PUNE: Lack of top-ranked singles players arising from a lack of "passion and vision" in the national federation is a "bigger worry" for Indian tennis than losing the long-running ATP 250 event, says Karti Chidambaram.

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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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Focussed development the need of the hour: Somdev Devvarman

PUNE: Somdev Devvarman strongly believes that a "lack of focussed development" is hampering Indian tennis, which is staring at a lean phase in the near future with no player — man or woman — ranked good enough to get an entry into Grand Slam qualifying.

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Does India need ATP 250 events in wake of poor show by singles players? Yes we do, say former stars

PUNE: An ATP World Tour event at home is the best opportunity the Indian singles players could have, to earn points, move up the ranking ladder apart from filling their pockets with decent prize money to survive on the Pro circuit.

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Rafael Nadal is hands down the best competitor, he doesn't lose focus for more than a point, says Somdev Devvarman

History will remember Rafael Nadal as one of the best to have ever held a tennis racquet. No amount of praise perhaps is enough to sum up the mental tenacity that this man possesses.

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