Sports & Music - Associated with @IndTennisDaily https://open.spotify.com/user/3x2sxkmdkxmr5pa69qirqwj8u?si=7UXVjJp7Q5m1SVOj61AaeA
India (National)
Not enough data
Shashank Sharma's articles predominantly focus on event coverage and "how-to" guides, particularly in the areas of sports and technology. Given this, he might be interested in pitches that offer expert insights or practical tips related to upcoming events in tennis, Olympics, gaming trends, or technological advancements.
Sources who can provide step-by-step guides on tech-related topics like enabling developer mode on iPhone iOS 17 or fixing smart home devices may find success pitching Shashank. Additionally, experts with knowledge of upcoming sports events or insights into current sports trends could also capture his interest.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Shashank Sharma
Twelve years after Shiv Prakash Misra and Vinay Dhawan won India's first Asian Games tennis medal, another Indian pair added a new chapter to the country's tennis history.
By: Shashank Sharma
Long before Leander Paes. Before Vijay Amritraj. Before Ramanathan Krishnan. Before India became a regular name on the tennis circuit, one man from Malihabad walked onto the lawns of Wimbledon and rewrote Indian sporting history.
By: Rahul Rai, Shashank Sharma
Digital markets often face accusations of antitrust inaction, yet restraint can prove wise.
Indian teenager Manas Dhamne continued his impressive run at the ATP 50 Liège Challenger, booking a place in the singles quarterfinals after a dramatic 7-6(4), 7-6(5) victory over Austria’s Sandro Kopp (ATP 293). The 18-year-old displayed remarkable composure under pressure, saving three set points in the opening set before surviving four more in the second. […]
Nandan Bal, Enrico Piperno, Jayant Rikhye & Srinivasan Vasudevan – India's First Asian Games Tennis Team Medallists
By: Shashank Sharma
The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has announced a record-breaking $108 million player compensation package for the 2026 US Open — the largest in professional tennis history. The figure marks a 20% increase from the previous record of $90 million set in 2025, and a 44% jump over the last two years.
By: Shashank Sharma
India's Asian Games tennis journey had already produced three medals before the Games came to Beijing in 1990 — men's doubles bronzes in 1966 and 1978, followed by a men's team silver on home soil in 1982.
By: Shashank Sharma
Shiv Prakash Misra and Vinay Dhawan won men's doubles bronze in 1966, Shyam Minotra and Chiradip Mukerjea repeated the feat in 1978, India won men's team silver at home in New Delhi in 1982, and the men's team added another bronze in Beijing in 1990.
Dev Javia is into his first professional final. The 24-year-old left-hander dug himself out of a 2-4 hole in the second set to beat Morocco's Yassine Smiej 6-4, 7-5 in the semifinals of the M15 Hurghada in Egypt.
Long before Leander Paes. Before Vijay Amritraj. Before Ramanathan Krishnan. Before India became a regular name on the tennis circuit, one man from Malihabad walked onto the lawns of Wimbledon and rewrote Indian sporting history. When Wimbledon begins every year, conversations naturally revolve around Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz, or the latest title contenders. […]
