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Wimbledon 2019 | Divij Sharan wins second round, Leander Paes loses in mixed doubles
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![]() | tennis2 years ago VIDEO | Pablo Cuevas comes up with an outrageous behind-the-back shot - yet again Pablo Cuevas, of late, has been making a habit of pulling rabbits out of his hat, coming up with ridiculous shots time and again. In his first round match versus Damir Dzumhur, Cuevas recreated the famous 'behind-the-back no-look' pass which he had showcased in his match against Zverev in 2017. SportsCafe Desk |
![]() | tennis2 years ago Wimbledon 2019 | I feel good going into the tournament, says Prajnesh Gunneswaran Prajnesh Gunneswaran has said that he is feeling good going into the 2019 edition of the prestigious Wimbledon starting from today. The Indian tennis star also stated that the last few months have been really tough for him as he suffered a shoulder injury which also affected his rankings. SportsCafe Desk |
![]() | tennis2 years ago Tennis Round-up | Ankita Raina enters second round of Wimbledon qualifiers, P Gunneswaran ousted India’s women’s tennis ace Ankita Raina overcame the challenge of Turkey’s Cagla Buyukakcay on Tuesday to advance into the second round of the Wimbledon qualifiers. In other matches, while Prajnesh Gunneswaran got eliminated from Antalya Open, Leander Paes won his opening doubles match. SportsCafe Desk |
![]() | tennis2 years ago Sania Mirza looking to resume play from August Sania Mirza has revealed that she has returned back to training after almost two years of absence from court and is targeting to resume play from August this year. However, the 32-year-old also added that she would have to go a long way in getting acquainted with things again before she can compete. SportsCafe Desk |
![]() | tennis3 years ago Novak Djokovic delves into parenthood and mental hurdles in his Open letter Winning Wimbledon once again after coming back from an injury that had kept him out of tennis for six months, was probably the biggest boost Novak Djokovic’s career could ever get. Following his comeback on grass, the Serbian ace decided to pen it all down in an open letter on his website. SportsCafe Desk |