Rutvick Mehta is a Special Correspondent for Hindustan Times, focusing on national sports coverage in India. With a passion for cricket and other sports, Rutvick brings insightful and engaging stories to readers, covering topics such as major tournaments, athlete profiles, and the impact of sports on society.
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Mumbai, Nov. 12 -- In the middle of her title-winning run at the WTA Wuhan Open last month with the then world No.1 Iga Swiatek away on her coaching
Bhuj-born teen has a 15K title, a final appearance and was part of Davis Cupper squad in his first year
The 16-year-old from Pune is the brightest young Indian tennis prospect and he is just starting his journey at the pro level
By: Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai, Nov. 16 -- Last month after Indian teen Manas Dhamne had a hit with world No.1 Jannik Sinner - his fellow former Piatti Tennis Centre trainee - in Monte Carlo, Sinner's coach Darren Cahill had something to say....
By: Rutvick Mehta
Mumbai, Nov. 16 -- In his first full year as a professional tennis player, teen Aryan Shah has already experienced the rollercoaster that it tends
Mumbai, Nov. 17 -- Last month after Indian teen Manas Dhamne had a hit with world No.1 Jannik Sinner - his fellow former Piatti Tennis Centre trainee - in Monte Carlo, Sinner's coach Darren Cahill had something to say....
The World Pickleball Championship in Mumbai saw over 500 participants, highlighting the sport's rapid growth and potential for professional players in India.
Mumbai, Nov. 19 -- When Carlos Alcaraz won his second Grand Slam of 2024, he'd become the youngest to win majors across all three surfaces, at a
Federer pays tribute to Nadal in an emotional farewell letter, celebrating their epic rivalry and impact on tennis as Nadal concludes his career.
Few tennis pros are as loved and respected as Nadal is. And that, more than his records, is what Nadal hopes to have left behind.
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