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Haryana’s Khushi Kadian completed a hat-trick of titles at the 31st Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship, winning the girls’ under-14 and under-16 singles crowns after her doubles triumph. Chandigarh’s Ribhav Saroha also secured the boys’ under-16 singles title

Indian teenager Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi won her maiden professional singles title at the W35 Lagos tournament, also claiming the doubles crown. The 17-year-old credited the breakthrough for boosting her confidence while describing tennis legend Sania Mirza as her lifelong idol

Maan Kesharwani and Vaidehee Chaudhari won the men’s and women’s singles titles at the 31st Fenesta Open in New Delhi. Chaudhari claimed her third crown, while Kesharwani secured his maiden title. Ribhav Saroha won the boys’ U-18 singles title

The 31st Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship will feature eight AITA national top-15 players, led by two-time champion Vaidehee Chaudhari and defending men's champion Manish Sureshkumar. The tournament will be held at New Delhi's DLTA Complex from October 5 to 17

The All India Tennis Association is introducing the National Tennis Mixed Doubles Championship, with Telangana hosting the inaugural edition in Hyderabad. The event will feature a 32-team main draw, a ₹10 lakh prize purse and will be hosted for three years

Satya Parthiv Chintaguta and Harsha Oruganti won the boys’ and girls’ singles titles respectively at the AITA National Series Under-16 tennis tournament at the Sania Mirza Tennis Academy. Maharashtra pair Ansh Ramani and Aarav Patel claimed the boys’ doubles crown

Telangana’s Naishik Reddy Ganagama and Gujarat’sPrabir Chavda finished runners-up in the doubles event of the AITA men’s Rs 2-lakh tournament in Belagavi. The duo defeated the top seeds in the quarterfinal before losing to second seeds in the final.

India's Karan Singh clinched the ITF M15 Bali singles title after defeating New Zealand's Isaac Becroft in the final. The fourth-seeded Indian won the championship without dropping a set, securing his fourth career title and third of the 2026 season

Following a straight-sets first-round exit at Wimbledon alongside Michael Venus, Indian doubles player Yuki Bhambri admitted they cracked under pressure. Turning the page, Bhambri expressed strong confidence ahead of India’s upcoming hard-court Davis Cup Qualifiers tie against South Korea

Indian tennis star Sumit Nagal ended a two-year title drought by defeating France's Felix Balshaw 6-3, 7-5 to win the Intaro Open in Romania. The clay-court victory marks Nagal's seventh ATP Challenger title, boosting his world ranking to around 219

Indian tennis icon Vijay Amritraj emphasized that doubles success cannot substitute for elite singles achievements. Speaking ahead of Wimbledon 2026, he revealed his ultimate career dream is to commentate on an Indian singles player competing on Centre Court

Indian tennis veteran Rohan Bopanna credited a crucial piece of advice from his childhood idol, Stefan Edberg, for his career longevity. Edberg’s words on individuality sustained Bopanna through a 13-year wait before his historic 2024 Australian Open triumph

ASICS India has joined forces with the Rohan Bopanna Tennis Academy to cultivate youth tennis talent. The partnership integrates advanced sports technology, masterclasses, and specialized high-performance training camps to establish structured developmental pathways for young Indian athletes

Hyderabad’s Sahaja Yamalapalli finished runner-up at the ITF W35 Wichita tournament in Kansas, losing 4-6, 0-6 to USA’s Reese Brantmeier in the final. Earlier, Yamalapalli fought through a grueling three-set semifinal to book her place in the summit clash

At 31, Yuki Bhambri has scripted a remarkable comeback, reaching the US Open men’s doubles semifinals in 2025. Backed by Roundglass Tennis Academy and mentor Aditya Sachdeva, he has reinvented himself as a doubles specialist, inspiring India’s next tennis generation