Rohan Bopanna re-enters Top 15 at age 42
On the back of two fruitful weeks, Indian tennis legend Rohan Bopanna has re-entered the Top 15 in the ATP Rankings, marking yet another significant…
“The first thing you need to have between a coach and a player is trust. I know Coach Sanjay believes in me” – Luisa Stefani, Tokyo Olympic Medalist
Olympic Medalist Luisa Stefani shares detail on the impact that Coach Sanjay Singh sir has had on her journey
Ankur Raina, brother of Indian No.1 Ankita Raina, provides a sibling’s perspective on the inspiring journey of Ankita
Ankur Raina, brother of Indian No.1 Ankita Raina, shares his perspective on the inspiring journey of Ankita.
“She is waiting for her opportunity. And it will come – sooner or later” – Lalita Raina ji, sharing a mother’s perspective, on the tennis journey of Ankita Raina
Ankita Raina’s mother shares her perspective on Ankita’s journey so far
IT’S NECESSARY TO HAVE A GOOD, POSITIVE ATMOSPHERE AROUND AT YOUR WORK PLACE – ANKITA RAINA
Ankita Raina reviews her 2019 and 2020 season so far
“It is a big adjustment playing here in Koblenz compared to Bengaluru. It was a shaky start but I am happy that I started playing better with time“ – Mukund Sasikumar after moving into R2 of the ATP Koblenz Open
Mukund Sasikumar shares his thoughts on the adjustments he had to bring about in his game compared to playing in Bengaluru.
Bengaluru Open: Leander though to the quarters in his final tourney in India
Legend, entertainer and crowd-puller. Three, out of several terms, that can be used to describe Leander Paes. But perhaps the three most appropriate terms that…
Maharashtra Open: Shot clock to be introduced for the first time in the tournament
Third edition of the Maharashtra Open will see highest prize money in the history of tournament
“Playing from 1989 to now, that’s five decades. That’s a long time. But one day it will stop. And one day it will stop.” – Leander Paes
Leander Paes shares his thoughts on playing with Jelena Ostapenko and on his remarkable journey so far!
“The first set from Prajnesh was top-50 level but his level dropped after. That’s where he should be better” – Medvedev on Prajnesh Gunneswaran
World No.5 Daniil Medvedev shares his thoughts on the performance by the Indian No.1 Prajnesh Gunneswaran