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By: Shashank Sharma
Eighteen-year-old Indian tennis prospect Manas Dhamne continues his steady rise on the ATP Challenger circuit after producing a gritty comeback victory in Italy, defeating Portugal's Frederico Ferreira Silva in a marathon Round of 32 encounter.
Indian youngster Srishti Kiran has continued her impressive run at the ITF J100 Guatemala, securing a place in the singles final with a series of outstanding victories over higher-ranked opponents.
By: Shashank Sharma
The European Commission's first review of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) claims it's working, but lacks evidence of increased consumer welfare or a boosted startup ecosystem.
Six months into 2026, Indian tennis has produced a body of work that would have seemed implausible a year ago. A virtually unknown giant from Madurai dismantled a Davis Cup finalist nation almost single-handedly. A 36-year-old army officer from Coimbatore quietly reached the quarterfinals of Roland Garros. There is something new stirring in Indian tennis […]
By: Shashank Sharma
When Indian tennis fans think of the Asian Games, names like Leander Paes, Sania Mirza, Mahesh Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna often come to mind.
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. […]
Six months into 2026, Indian tennis has produced a body of work that would have seemed implausible a year ago. A virtually unknown giant from Madurai dismantled a Davis Cup finalist nation almost single-handedly. A 36-year-old army officer from Coimbatore quietly reached the quarterfinals of Roland Garros. There is something new stirring in Indian tennis […]
