By Vatsal Tolasaria – 12th October, 2019 “It feels great to reach this milestone. It’s something that would stay with me for the rest of my life,” says an elated Divij Sharan, just after landing in Stockholm to take part in an ATP 250 event starting Monday. With two ATP 250 titles and an ATP … More Divij is new Asia No. 1 on the ATP Doubles Rankings
By Rajdeep Singh Puri – 27th September, 2019 “Early this year, when I was flying from Canada to Germany after a tournament, I had six dollars in my wallet… just six dollars after the help that I have been getting, so imagine what a mess I must have been before. But I survived, and things … More From having $6 in his pocket, to taking a set off Federer – Sumit Nagal reflects on his breakthrough season
Rohan Bopanna remains the only Indian standing at the Flushing Meadows, progressing in both Mixed Doubles and the Men’s Doubles event. The Indian Tennis Daily caught up with him on the sidelines of the US 2019, where he talks about his partnership with Abigail Spears and Denis Shapovalov. He also shares his thoughts on elemental … More “Every match that we play or I play should be telecasted in India. That’s how interest will be picked up by a young kid”- Rohan Bopanna on what Indian tennis requires
Coach Jignesh Rawal ji shares his thoughts on the performance of Mann Shah in the US Open Jr Boys Qualifying and also talks about the two upcoming wards Vipasha Mehra and Aman Dahiya … More Interview with Jignesh Rawal ji on Mann Shah, India’s lone participant in the US Open Juniors
By Gautam Belday – 27th August 2019 Sumit Nagal put up a valiant effort in his Grand Slam debut against arguably, the greatest of all time, Roger Federer – at the biggest Tennis stadium in the world, the Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York. The young lad from Jhajjar won the first set 6-4, despite … More “I enjoyed every moment out there” – Sumit on his experience of playing Federer
By – Gautam Belday, 27th August, 2019 It was the biggest day in the career of our brightest young stars, Sumit Nagal, making his Grand Slam debut against arguably, the greatest of all time, Roger Federer – at the biggest Tennis stadium in the world, the Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York. But the young … More “Sumit played really consistent and handled the big stage very well” – Federer on Sumit’s game
Prajnesh Gunneswaran shares his thoughts on the match, his future schedule, what he needs to do to move to the next well and also thoughts on the prize money on the tour … More “I twisted my ankle at 2-2 in the first set and unfortunately, that was that” – Prajnesh Gunneswaran
By Rishab Rajan – 23rd August, 2019 This is the sixth in a series of articles going in-depth into the journey of Karman Kaur Thandi, who at age 20, became just the sixth Indian woman to crack the top 200 in the WTA Rankings Previous articles in the series – 1) Raw talent > Work In … More “Karman has time on her side” – Fed Cup Captain Vishal Uppal
By Jayant Chowdhary – 5th August, 2019 This is the fifth in a series of articles going in-depth into the journey of Karman Kaur Thandi, who at age 20, became just the sixth Indian woman to crack the top 200 in the WTA Rankings Previous articles in the series – 1) Raw talent > Work In … More “You cannot have any glaring weaknesses after crossing top 200” – Coach Bobby Mahal
Vedant Bhagat, School student from Rhode Island, speaks to Prajnesh Gunneswaran and Coach Balachandran Sir to get their perspective on the match and the tourney. … More Indian players have done well at the Hall of Fame Open ATP 250 event and I can clearly see why – Prajnesh Gunneswaran
