As Vaidehi Chaudhari celebrated with her doubles partner and the runners up trophy at the 15K ITF in Bangalore, her mother came down from the stands to take pictures of […]
Author: Kosturi Ghosh
Tennis is a battle of wits. Its comparison to chess isn’t a coincidence and no one showed this better than Pranajal Yadlapalli through the entirety of the last week at […]
The road to Australia was never an easy one. But this year it has taken on an entirely new complexion when it travels through the Middle East. I don’t mean […]
Tennis has never been more exciting for juniors than today. Teenagers like Jannik Sinner, Lorenzo Musetti, Clara Tauson, Coco Gauff have inspired budding talents and dared them to dream big. […]
Bopanna spills beans on how the partnership with Denis Shapovalov came about, how their friendship has evolved, how he spent time during the lockdown, and his foray into Iyengar Yoga which he says has helped his game tremendously.
Indian No.2 Prajnesh Gunneswaran talks about his win in the first qualification round at the French Open
We aren’t the Les Blues, but we sure do bleed blue! And nothing to celebrate the spirit and diversity of India than to look to our brave sportsmen and women […]
Matthew Ebden is a new face for tennis watchers in India and in the Indian community. When he decided to add India to his tour this year and play the […]
The year is 1996. The place, Atlanta. The moment, Olympic history. The man, a 22 year old Leander Paes, receives his bronze medal – a first for Indian tennis! Cut […]
Rajeev Ram shares his thoughts on the big win against Novak Djokovic and Marin Cilic and on the tourney and season ahead.