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R Madhavan Predicts Zverev to Win US Open 2026 Men's Singles Title
“My dad used to play tennis. We lived in a small town in India, Jamshedpur. The happy time with the family was when Dad took us to the tennis court and played. I would look at him and see a smile on my father’s face that I had never seen before."
India’s Bhambri reunites NZ Partner Michael Venus in US Open
“I think it’s a bit of a mental switch, having made a deep run and being quite close to making the final last year. So, I have fond memories from last year, making it to the semi-finals. I’ve had good success in both singles and doubles as well," Bhambri said
Paddler Sreeja, Coach Somnath for Asian Games
World No. 64 ranked Sreeja will lead a strong Indian women’s team comprising Diya Parag Chitale, Syndrella Das, Yashaswini Deepak Ghorpade and Sutirtha Mukherjee.
Aryna Sabalenka Dramatically Stops US Open 2026 Match, Complains Of 'Strong' Smell Of Weed From Stands
Aryna Sabalenka stopped her third-round match in the 2026 US Open due to the smell of weed from the stands. She raised a complaint with the umpire.
TSG Pickle4All Season 2: Bhushan Akut, Sachin Jain Storm To 50+ Men’s Doubles Glory
Bhushan Akut and Sachin Jain sealed victory in the 50+ Combined Men's Doubles at TSG Pickle4All Season 2, defeating Thakurdas Rohira and Pradeep Ramnani with a score of 21-12.
An Se-young Clinches 2nd BWF World Championships Gold After Nearly Pulling Out
An Se Young overcame a troublesome knee, doubts over her participation, and back-to-back grueling battles against Wang Zhi Yi and Akane Yamaguchi to reclaim her BWF World Championships crown and make Korean badminton history in New Delhi.
Bengaluru Grand Prix Ends On A High As Rashein Samuel, Shreya Bhumireddy, Emily Thorn Shine
The Bengaluru Grand Prix showcased thrilling pickleball matches, highlighting the sport's rising popularity in India. Rashein Samuel, Shreya Bhumireddy and Emily Thorn stood out with impressive performances.
French Revolution in New Delhi: Alex Lanier and Thom Gicquel-Delrue Clinch Historic Gold at BWF World C'ships
France’s badminton revolution reached a historic crescendo at the BWF World Championships in New Delhi as Alex Lanier and Thom Gicquel-Delrue struck gold, capping a remarkable rise fuelled by a new generation, bold investment and a high-performance system.
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