Sixth-ranked Tunisian Jabeur overcame deficits of a set and 4-2 to defeat Belarus’ Aryna Sabalenka 6-7 (5/7), 6-4, 6-3 and advance to her second consecutive tournament final.

Left-handed Czech Vondrousova defeated Elina Svitolina with a 6-3, 6-3 victory, becoming the first unseeded woman in 60 years to reach the final.

Sabalenka would have received the trophy from Princess Catherine, the wife of the heir to the British throne, had she won the title on Saturday, a year after all Belarusian and Russian competitors were banned from the tournament due to the invasion of Ukraine.

Russia’s main ally is Belarus.

If Svitolina had reached the final, she would have continued her policy of refusing to shake hands with Russian and Belarusian opponents in protest of the conflict.

At this year’s tournament, Tunisian trailblazer Jabeur has rallied back three times after dropping the opening set.

She said, “I’m very proud of myself because perhaps the old me would have lost the match today and gone home, but I’m glad I dug deep and found the strength.”

After losing to Elena Rybakina at Wimbledon and Iga Swiatek at the US Open last year, she will compete in her third Grand Slam final this Saturday.

Sabalenka, 25, who was competing in her fourth consecutive Grand Slam semifinal and sixth overall, overcame a 2/4 deficit in the tiebreak to win the first set.

She also served the quickest women’s serve at Wimbledon this year, clocking in at 121 miles per hour (194.7 kilometres per hour).

Sabalenka, who had vanquished Jabeur en route to the Wimbledon semifinals in 2021, broke for a 3-2 advantage in the second set.

This deficit grew to 4-2 before Jabeur battled back to win the next four games and tie the match.

Sabalenka’s resolve waned, and she was broken in the sixth game of the deciding set before Jabeur won the match with a fifth ace on match point.

– ‘Lot of responsibility’ –

Sabalenka hit 39 winners but committed 45 unforced errors as her dreams of adding the Wimbledon title to her Australian Open victory and surpassing Swiatek as the world’s top-ranked player were dashed.

“I had so many opportunities but did not take advantage of them. She performed better in crucial instances, according to the Belarusian.

After reaching the 2019 French Open runner-up position, world number 42 Vondrousova will compete in her second Grand Slam final.

The 24-year-old was rewarded for her aggressive play on Thursday, breaking serve six times and striking 22 winners compared to Svitolina’s nine.

“I find it unbelievable. I am ecstatic to have reached the final. “Elina is an incredible fighter and person,” said the Czech. “I was extremely anxious.”

The Czech’s journey to the final has been difficult; she underwent a second wrist operation last year, which will keep her out of action for a significant portion of 2022.

The 76th-ranked Svitolina, who just returned from maternity leave in April, had three service errors in the opening set.

She retrieved the first to even the score at 3-3, but the Czech broke in the seventh and ninth games to take the lead.

An error-plagued Svitolina fell behind 4-0 in the second set.

However, Vondrousova, who had defeated four seeded players to reach the semifinals, suddenly experienced mid-set jitters, returning the breaks to enable Svitolina to close to 3-4.

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Svitolina then reversed all her hard work by being broken again in the eighth game, before allowing her opponent to advance to the final by pushing a forehand long.

Svitolina stated that representing war-torn Ukraine was a significant motivator, but added, “It’s a lot of responsibility, a lot of tension.”

“I attempt to strike an equilibrium as best I can. However, occasionally it may be too much.”

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This victory has propelled India to the summit of Group 1 alongside Japan with three matches remaining.

India defeated Thailand 2-1 on Tuesday, with Ankita’s singles and doubles performances standing out.

India will take on China on Thursday, followed by matches against South Korea and Japan.

In the inaugural match against Uzbekistan, Rutuja Bhosale represented the Indian side. She faced 16-year-old Sabrina Olimjanova, whom she defeated 5-7, 6-2, 6-4 on an outdoor hard court despite falling behind a set.

In the second match, Ankita, India’s top-ranked female tennis player according to the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) rankings, defeated world number 991 Sevil Yuldasheva 6-4, 6-2. Sevil was Uzbekistan’s highest-ranked competitor for this match, as Nigina Abduraimova, ranked 186th, was absent.

Before the eighth game of the first set, both competitors had broken the serves of their respective opponents twice, bringing the score to 4-4. Ankita broke serve for the third time in the ninth game and grabbed a 1-0 lead despite wasting six of nine breakpoint opportunities in the opening set.

After taking a 4-0 lead in the second set, the Indian never looked back and closed out the match in 1 hour and 19 minutes.

In the doubles match, the youthful Indian duo of Sahaja Yamlapalli and Vaidehi Chaudhari helped India sweep their opponents by defeating Ominahon Valihanova and Maftunabonu Kahramonova, 6-1, 6-0.

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The top two teams in Group I will advance to the semifinals of the Billie Jean King Cup, while the fifth and sixth-placed teams will be relegated to Group II. The third and fourth-placed teams in Group I will maintain their positions.

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The tournament in Monte Carlo, which Nadal has won eleven times, commences on Saturday, whereas the French Open begins on May 28.

Nadal stated that he hoped to recover shortly from the hip flexor injury he sustained in January at the Australian Open, where he was eliminated in the second round by Mackenzie McDonald.

The 22-time Grand Slam champion withdrew from the Indian Wells and Miami hard-court tournaments in anticipation of a return at the start of the clay court season.

Between 2005 and 2012, record-setting Monte Carlo Masters champion Nadal won the tournament eight times in a row.

After the tournament director stated that Nadal had enrolled for this year’s event, the Spaniard denied participation last week.

“I don’t know where this information comes from, but if it were true, I would confirm it,” Nadal said at an event. “Unfortunately, I cannot confirm it.”

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Things are constantly changing, and I never make promises I cannot keep.

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According to Olympics.com, she lost the match in two sets, 8-21 and 8-21.

Sindhu, who was seeded second and ranked eleventh in the BWF World Rankings, made her first final appearance of the year after failing to advance past the second round in the tournaments she had previously played. Saturday, Sindhu advanced to the final of the women’s singles competition by defeating Singapore’s Yeo Jia Min.

In her semifinal match, Sindhu prevailed by scores of 24-22, 22-20.

She faced Tunjung, ranked 12th in the world, who had defeated Carolina Marin, a former Olympic champion and top seed.

Sindhu got off to a sluggish start and committed some unforced errors, which gave her opponent the upper hand. The Indonesian easily claimed the first game by taking advantage of Sindhu’s errors.

Sindhu could do little to halt her opponent in the second game, as Tunjung easily won the second game and the match in straight games in just 28 minutes. She won her first BWF World Tout competition.

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It was Gregoria Mariska Tunjung’s first victory against PV Sindhu in eight previous encounters.

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Participants from five states will compete in singles and doubles matches at the Indore Tennis Club in the New Palasia neighborhood.

Anil Dhupar, secretary of the All India Tennis Association (AITA), stated, “For the first time in the country, the National Wheelchair Tennis Tournament is being held in Indore. The tournament features participants from the provinces of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Delhi, and Uttar Pradesh. Twenty-four men and four women are competing in the tournament.”

Dhupar expressed regret that the budget of Madhya Pradesh did not include any funds for wheelchair athletics.

Nalini, a female tennis competitor from Bangalore, stated, “The percentage of women participating in wheelchair sports is extremely low. The women and their families must reveal themselves. We must abandon the notion that we are limited.”

“Although it is extremely difficult for women to acquire and play any sport, people look pitiful, but it is possible if one is determined. Only with the help of my family have I been able to reach this point,” Nalini explained.

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Basav Raj, a male tennis player from Hubli, Karnataka, stated, “Male players also encountered a great deal of difficulty when playing wheelchair tennis. I could not even get training at first, but I toiled tirelessly and with passion, and now I am playing in the national tournament.”

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Swiatek stated, “You are aware that in and after Doha I was battling a severe infection.””I was permitted to participate, but a severe bout of coughing caused a rib injury. We attempted to manage the situation and continue playing as long as it was safe for me to do so. In the last few days, we analysed the data and my doctor prepared my diagnosis.

“Unfortunately, I am still experiencing considerable discomfort and pain, and I am unable to compete.”Iga Swiatek  added that the injury would also keep her out of the mid-April Billie Jean King Cup qualifying match between Poland and Kazakhstan.

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“I will keep you posted on where I play next, as it will depend on my recovery and the advice of my medical team,” she continued.

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Daniil Medvedev defeated Andy Murray 6-4, 6-4 in the final of the Qatar Open on Saturday to win his second ATP title in a week. The 27-year-old world number eight, who won in Rotterdam seven days prior, defeated his 35-year-old opponent in Doha after the latter fought four three-set battles and survived eight match points.
Murray’s first serve was broken in each set by Medvedev, who remained unblemished in three matches against Murray. “A very difficult encounter; the wind was a bit stronger today, so it was difficult for both of us to find our cadence,” Medvedev said on court, while also complaining about the balls.

“Honestly, now that the tournament is over and I’ve triumphed, I believe that these balls are not suitable for hard courts.

“They altered something this year, and I dislike it. According to what I’ve heard, many other players are experiencing shoulder, elbow, and wrist pain.

“In Australia, I had forearm problems. I believe I struggled all week to find the ideal cadence with these balls, but I am pleased to have won.”

According to Medevedev, both athletes experienced “poor” periods during the match. Five aces were launched by the Russian, but he also committed five double faults. After errors, Murray continually yelled at himself and his support team.

Until he was serving with a 3-2 lead and two game points, it appeared that Medvedev would easily win the second set. Murray fought back and won the match with a superb backhand to even the score at 3-3.

At 4-4, Murray was dominating 40-0 in an attempt to pull off another upset, but the Scot allowed Medvedev back into the match for the decisive break that determined the champion.

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“Daniil is one of my favourite players to watch and one of the greatest on tour,” Murray said, recognising that he had experienced a “incredible week.”

Murray saved three match points in the first round and five against Jiri Lehecka of the Czech Republic in the semifinals.

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Sabalenka’s next opponent will be Barbora Krejcikova, who defeated fellow Czech Petra Kvitova 6-3, 6-2 on Wednesday.

Iga Swiatek advanced to the quarterfinals earlier by defeating Liudmila Samsonova 6-1 6-0.

After former No. 1 Karolina Pliskova withdrew due to illness, the 21-year-old Polish player was granted a walkover to the semifinals. Pliskova advanced to the quarterfinals by defeating Anhelina Kalinina in the round of 16 7-5 6-7(6) 6-2.

Three-time Grand Slam champion Swiatek has won her last five matches, including last week’s successful defence of her Qatar Open  dubai tennis championships.

Swiatek will face the winner of the quarterfinal match between Madison Keys and Coco Gauff, both of whom are American.

Keys defeated Victoria Azarenka 6-2, 6-1, and the 18-year-old Gauff advanced after the runner-up at the Australian Open, Elena Rybakina, withdrew due to a lower back injury.

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In the other match of the final eight, the third-ranked Jessica Pegula faces the eighth-ranked Karolina Muchova.

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HUA HIN, Thailand Lin Zhu of China won her first professional championship on Sunday after claiming victory against Lesia Tsurenko of Ukraine in the final of the Thailand Open. The score of the match was 6-4, 6-4.

Lin Zhu eventually prevailed against her dogged opponent after a match that lasted one hour and 45 minutes and included back-and-forth baseline rallies that left both players on the edge of their seats.

The Chinese player, who is 29 years old, was able to get a break to move ahead 5-3 in the first set. Lin Zhu won the first set in 46 minutes despite the fact that she was broken to love in the following game. She returned the favour by breaking the opponent to love in the very next game.

Zhu ultimately secured her first match point at 5-3 as the pair continued to swap breaks throughout the second. She smacked the shot wide to miss the opportunity, but she converted on her third opportunity in the 10th game with a backhand winner to take the match.

“I can’t express how ecstatic I am to have finally won my first tour title. The fruit of all of the labour was finally obtained, “Zhu, who is now rated No. 54 and will break into the top 50 in the new WTA rankings when they are updated on Monday, said.

Zhu has gotten off to a terrific start to the season, advancing all the way to the quarterfinals in Auckland and the last 16 at the Australian Open.

Zhu was able to exact some measure of revenge on the Ukrainian for defeating her in the first round of the WTA Dubai Championships in 2019.

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Tsurenko, who is currently rated 136th and is 33 years old, will climb back into the top 100 despite the setback.

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Sania Mirza’s Biography

Born on November 15th, 1986 to Imran Mirza, a builder, and Neseema who worked in a printing business, Sania Mirza got herself involved in the game at the age of 6. Due to her dad’s poor financial condition, she couldn’t get professional training. Despite it, initially, she was trained by C.K Bupati- the Dad of Mahesh Bhupati.  Her beloved father and Roger Anderson trained her. She and her sister Anam were brought up in a Sunni Muslim Family. Like any normal kid, Sania attended a school called Nasr in Hyderabad. Her academic credentials are as commendable as her tennis since she obtained an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters from the M.G.R Educational and Research Institute, Chennai. Besides Tennis, Sania Mirza loves to play cricket and swim. 

Sania Mirza’s Wedding

Sania Mirza tied the knot with Shoaib Malik on April 12th, 2010 at Taj Hotel, Hyderabad. The couple celebrated Walima at Sialkot in Pakistan. On the other hand, Sania Mirza after her wedding was subjected to sharp criticism and outrage since she married a Pakistani citizen. Her wedding was the most googled one in 2010. On April 23rd, 2018, the couple announced their pregnancy news on social media. On October 23rd, 2018, the couple happily welcomed their son who was named Izhaan Mirza Malik to this world. 

Sania Mirza’s Husband’s Name

Sania Mirza got engaged to Sohrab Mirza initially. They both met each other at St Mary’s College where they studied. But due to differences of opinion and poor understanding between the couple, they broke the engagement after six months.  Later, Sania Mirza married Shoaib Malik, a former Pakistani cricketer in 2010 at Hyderabad. Sania Mirza’s wedding came to a severe backlash since Shoaib Malik was Pakistani nationality. However, it is rumored that the couple is going to divorce. But the hug Sania Mirza gave recently to her husband Shoaib Malik in her retirement farewell,it has confirmed that she was happy in her marriage.

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Life is not complete without having a kid, who brings a smile to one’s face amidst all the ups and downs. On April 23rd, 2018, the couple announced their pregnancy news on social media. On October 23rd, 2018, the couple happily welcomed their son who was named Izhaan Mirza Malik to this world. 

One can find Izhaan Malik’s heart-stealing pictures posted on Sania Mirza’s Instagram account. 

Sania Mirza’s Age

Sania Mirza’s date of birth is November 15th, 1986, She was born to a Hyderadi couple. As of today, Sania Mirza’s age is 36. Yet, for people like her age is just a number. She still holds high credentials in Tennis and all that she is involved in. 

Sania Mirza’s Networth

Apart from being a frontline tennis player, Sania Mirza appears in advertisements and participates in fashion shows. Her eye-catching ramp walks are something that has to be mentioned here. She founded a Tennis Academy in Hyderabad. It has branches in Dubai too. Put together, Sania Mirza’s net worth is valued at around 184 crores INR or $25 million. 

Sania Mirza’s awards and recognitions

Sania Mirza through consistency, dedication, hard work, and determination has brought a lot of glory and laurels to India. The list of her feats might run for pages, but we have brought some of the prominent feathers in her cap out here. Sit back and take a glance!

Sania Mirza’s Awards

• It is breathtaking to look at her award cabinet glimmering and shimmering with 6 Grand Slams. 6 Grand Slams, you read that right! After her debut in 2001, she rose to higher ranks and the rest was history. However, she has not won any Grand Slam titles in women’s singles.  The years between 2009 and 2016 were high notes for her since she wrapped up 6 Grand Slams in Doubles titles- Three each in Women’s Doubles and the rest in Mixed Doubles. In 2015, she rose to the rank of No.1 in the women’s doubles ranking. 

The table below highlights her Grand Slam achievements.

2009 Australian Open- Mixed Doubles

This was Sania Mirza’s first milestone in her tennis career. Sania Mirza- Mahesh Bhupati duo defeated Israel’s Andy Ram and France’s Nathalie Dechy in the final round to emerge as the winners. 

2012 French Open- Mixed Doubles

Sania Mirza’s second major title was also from the Doubles Category with Mahesh Bhupati. In the finals, they both defeated Klaudia Jans –Ignacik of Poland and Mexico’s Santiago Gonzalez in the finals to clinch the Grand Slam

2014 US Open – Mixed Doubles

The Indo- Mexican pair sailed through the finals winning over US’s Abigail Spears and Mexico’s Santiago Gonzalez in to clinch the third Grand Slam. 

2015 Wimbledon Open–Women’s Doubles

Santina- Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis of the USA, defeated the Russian alliance of Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina in the finals to win the tournament. 

2016 Australian Open – Women’s Doubles

This was Sania Mirza’s final Grand Slam. This Indo- American twosome clinched the Grand Slam over Czech duo Andrea Hlavackova and Lucia Hradecka in the final round.  

India is very proud to have a woman- talent taking the country to great heights. 

• Any sportsman with high aspirations would one day dream to play in the Olympic arena. But not all succeed. Sania Mirza is of course an exception. She went beyond just taking part to become a four-time Olympian. She debuted in Olympic Games at Beijing in 2008. In the first round, she had to retire due to wrist injury. In the doubles, she and her mate Sunirtha Rao were defeated in the second round itself.
• She then went on to take part in the 2012 London Olympics, Although she and her partner Rushmi Chakravarti make it to the second round, she reached the quarter-finals with Leander Paes but got defeated. 
• Sania Mirza partnered with Rohan Bopanna at Rio Olympics 2016 in Mixed Doubles and reached the semi-finals stage. However, they lost to the Czech duo Lucie Hradecka and Radek Stepanek to win the Bronze medal.

Sania Mirza adorned her “Victory Hat” with more colorful feathers by participating in Asian and Commonwealth Tournaments. She has an astounding 8-medal feat from Asian Games. 15-year-old Sania Mirza took part in Asian Games in 2002 to pair up with Leander Paes and won a Bronze medal in the mixed doubles. 

She then clinched Gold in the 2006 Asian Games Edition in Doha. She capped off Bronze in Women’s Singles and Silver from the Mixed Doubles at The Incheon Asian Games in 2014. 

Due to her pregnancy, she could not participate in the 2018 edition. 

• In 2004, the Indian Government bestowed her with the Arjuna Award. That would have been a proud moment for her and her parents because any Indian being recognized by the government for him/her talents would bring tears to their eyes. This is an opportunity to hold the Indian Flag right up above the heads and make it shine like a star, which she is!
• Again in 2006, she was awarded Padma Sri, the fourth civilian award presented by the Indian Government.
• Sania Mirza takes pride in being one of the highest-paid Indian athletes. Well. Her Sania Mirza’s net worth says it all, certainly!
• Sania Mirza held the rank No.1 given by the Women’s Tennis Association from 2003 till the year she retired. 
• Sania Mirza has totally won 14 medals to date that includes 6 Grand Slams and all her feats in Asian, Commonwealth, and Afro-Asian Games. 
• Sania Mirza opened a Tennis Academy by the name SMTA in Hyderabad and Dubai to create a lineage for her sports and style of playing which she considers being the best of the best achievement. 
• In 2014, the Telangana Government roped her in as the brand ambassador of the state.
• The living legend has been a part of Billie Jean King Cup 11 times since 2003 and has won 27 times and lost 10 times. Winning tree must-win ties, Sania Mirza had taken a pivotal part during the Fed Cup 2020. 

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Sania Mirza runs an account on Instagram that goes by the name mirzasaniar. Sania Mirza on Instagram, posts pictures of her son Izhaan Mirza Malik, her recent hangouts with buddies, pictures from her tournaments, advertisements, etc. Constant encouragement from her fans consistency in posting updates, optimism, and zeal have Sania Mirza reach 11 million followers on Instagram.

From scrolling down Sania Mirza’s Instagram page, one can understand her enthusiasm towards sports, her commitment towards her son Izhaan Mirza Malik, her love for her husband Shoaib Malik, and her perfectionism in all her endeavors. 

Sania Mirza Ranking

While getting a rank in the classroom in itself such daunting for kids, Sania Mirza has achieved triumph in almost all the tournaments that she has played. Some of her major achievements are listed below. 

• On April 2015, Sania Mirza set a footprint in the tennis fraternity by becoming the first woman tennis player from India to rank No.1 in Women’s Doubles. She won the title with Martina Hingis at the Women’s Tennis Association Family Circle Cup in Charleston. 
• Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis their consecutive third title after the Miami Open and Indian Wells which helped her attain the rank No.1 title. 
• Sania Mirza’s International Tennis Federation rank is No.14. 

Sania Mirza’s Last Match

An emotional Sania Mirza bid a final goodbye saying she couldn’t think of a better place other than Melbourne to announce her retirement as that was where she had started her career. Yes! Australian Open was Sania Mirza’s last match. 

Roahn Bopanna and Sania Mirza stammered initially in the match. In the Fourth and Eighth games, they played against Luisa Stefani but lost to her in the tiebreaker. 

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Mirza announced her retirement plans from professional tennis after the WTA 1000 Dubai Duty-Free Tennis Championship in February. 

Sania Mirza went on to her Twitter page and thanked all her teary-eyed fans, well-wishers, and all other celebrities who had reacted to her retirement announcement. 

Sania Mirza’s Retirement

After the living legend announced her retirement at the Australian Open, she was welcomed by her family and friends with a blast at her Dubai Residence. The celebrity had posted snippets from the party on Instagram where her family and friends greeted her with huge smiles and pure hearts as she opened the door to her house with her son, Izhaan Mirza Malik. Sania thanked everybody with her touching verses on Instagram. She was also seen hugging her friends and husband, Shoaib Malik who greeted her with a bouquet of flowers and a wide grin on his face. 

Though her retirement has created a vacuum in the tennis field, it is a great opportunity for aspiring young tennis players to take her as an inspiration and work harder than ever to fill the space. 

How Sania Mirza Becomes A Role Model For Many?

Being a proponent of gender equality, Sania Mirza has not only won playing in the roughest of courts but has proved anything can be achieved by a woman as much as a man does. 

Her Fed Cup 2020 tournament was an example of it as she gave a tough fight to her opponents right post her maternity of her son Izhaan Mirza Malik. 

The dynamic youth icon has been honored as the UN Goodwill Ambassador for South Asia recently. Laksmi Puri, Assistant Secretary- General of the UN and Deputy Executive Director of UN Women hailed her for leading thousands of young children, especially girls to shape a career in sports. This is definitely, Sania Mirza’s biggest achievement that she can take pride in. 

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