Vedran Martić, Croatia’s new Davis Cup captain, shared his viewpoints on the match and the preparatory work they are putting in place.
Rajeev Ram shares his thoughts on the big win against Novak Djokovic and Marin Cilic and on the tourney and season ahead.
A crisp hot day in Dubai with a gentle breeze – an appropriate setting for our lad from Chennai, Prajnesh Gunneswaran, who had received a wild card to play at the Dubai Duty Free Championships. He faced Dennis Novak in Round 1, an Austrian, who has been steadily climbing up the rankings, a good friend …
Going into the ATP Bengaluru Challenger a few weeks, not a lot of people would have heard the name of Abhinav Sanjeev Shanmugam. Two days into the tournament, and people were discussing how to pronounce his surname “Shanmugam”. Good progress, eh? The off-court hype was a result of the flamboyance that this lad from Chennai …
India No.1 Rohan Bopanna, playing with Pablo Carreno Busta, went down 3-6 6-3 6-10 to qualifying top seeds Kontinen/Struff in a close tussle. Bopanna, was initially entered to play with Alexander Bublik, but ended up partnering Carreno Busta at the end. Bopanna spoke to Deepthi Indukuri after his match to share his thoughts on it, …
Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan and Sriram Balaji share their thoughts on the season so far and on the tourneys ahead.
Mukund Sasikumar shares his thoughts on the adjustments he had to bring about in his game compared to playing in Bengaluru.
Arthi Muniyan may not be a name you have heard of, but the tale of her unlikely journey into the Tennis world is definitely one you should be aware about. From starting at the age of 12, to achieving a career high WTA Ranking of 1263 is no mean feat. In this chat, Arthi talks about the struggles she’s had and has to face on a daily basis, the support she’s received so far, and the unexpected friends she’s made on the journey –
In this interview, Sidharth Rawat talks about his introduction to tennis, the several challenges he has faced as a professional tennis player, his relationship with the other Indian tennis players, and much much more.
It’s not often you see a doubles pair dominate the way the pair of Raja-Ramanathan has, regardless of the level of tournaments. And to do it at the ATP Challenger level, it’s much more unlikely. The #RajaRam pair is here to stay! Their record stands at 12-0 in matches and 23-1 in sets at the …
