Live
- Salesforce takes up CSR activity
- Vodafone Idea raises Rs 18K cr
- Mkts rise for fifth day in a row on banking, metal stocks surge
- HC directs MLA disqualification pleas to be sent to Speaker, adjourns hearing to April 29
- Biju Menon set to give a re-entry into Tamil cinema after 14 years
- 240 nominations filed for Nandyal & Kurnool
- Roof India 2024 to showcase innovation and growth in roofing technology
- Shirisha Leads Extensive Election Campaign in Ibrahimpatnam to Support Vasanta Krishna Prasad's Success
- YSRCP Candidate Velampalli Srinivasa Rao's Daughter Leads Campaign for Father's Victory"
- YSR Congress Party holds Gadapagadapa in Vijayawada West Constituency ahead of elections
Sania Mirza's dream comes true
Highlights
Sania Mirza's Dream Comes True, Indian Tennis History Has Been Rewritten Undoubtedly By Sania Mirza. She has been the youth icon and inspired many upcoming tennis players. She recorded her first international Title in the year 2003 and continued the sway.
Hyderabad: Indian tennis History has been rewritten undoubtedly by Sania Mirza. She has been the youth icon and inspired many upcoming tennis players. She recorded her first international Title in the year 2003 and continued the sway.
The 27 years aged tennis player turned youth role model, plans to set up a tennis academy in her hometown, Hyderabad. She said the only thing she knew is playing Tennis and wanted to share her knowledge in the game to the future aspirants. With the same idea, now, she planned to establish a tennis academy, which has come true by now.
She said she finds potential in many players hailing from Hyderabad. But, said Sania, the only need is to put them in the right track. For that an academy was the need of the hour, she added. She admitted someday someone will replace her. But, who replaces her is the question of the hour.
She recollected of the years before the year 2003, when there used to be no scope for the game in Hyderabad. She said that she went many hardships during her practice sessions due to lack of amenities. She said there are many talented tennis payers in India and stressed for qualitative tennis.
She viewed her academy as the product of her love for the game. When questioned, she said, she didn’t feel any pain during the entire course of setting up the tennis academy.
Next Story
ADVERTISEMENT
