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India has provided the world with some of the best talents in every sport. Ramanathan Krishnan Ramanathan Krishnan Before ATP rankings were introduced, Ramanathan Krishnan made it onto Lance Tingay’s amateur rankings at number 6. He was the first player from Asia who won the Boys singles title in Wimbledon in 1954. He remained undefeated in the All India Championships for 6 times and also managed to reach the finals for a total of 8. He is the recipient of the Padma Shri, Arjuna award and Padma Bhushan. Vijay Amritraj Vijay Amritraj (Source: Punjab Marshalls/Facebook) Vijay Amritraj is a veteran Indian tennis player who won a total of 13 doubles titles and 16 singles titles. He had a colourful athletic career having competed in the Wimbledon championships, Grand Slam and was also part of the Indian Davis Cup. He also had a brief career as an actor, starring in many movies and showcased how versatile an athlete can be. He was awarded the Padma Shri in 1983. Also read: Ramesh Krishnan Vasudevan Srinivasan, Anand Amritraj and Ramesh Krishnan – Members of the 1987 Davis Cup final team Coming from a family that has a passion for tennis, Ramesh Krishnan, son of Ramanathan Krishnan, carried on his father’s legacy by winning the Wimbledon Junior title in 1979. He played an important role in the Indian Davis Cup team that reached the finals in 1987. He partnered with Leander Paes in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics where the duo reached the finals. He later became captain of the Indian ...

World No. 1 Novak Djokovic wasn't granted an exemption to the country's vaccine mandate in place, forcing him to skip the event for the second year in a row. With Rafael Nadal also sidelined due to an injury, the tournament is missing the sport's two biggest stars. Despite Djokovic and Nadal's absence, there are plenty of high-profile names in the mix. The next generation of players will be keen to make a lasting impression with the veterans out of the way. On that note, here's all the relevant information about the tournament: What is the BNP Paribas Open? The inaugural edition of the event was held in 1974 in Tucson, Arizona, but wasn't officially considered to be a part of the tour. The tournament found a new home in Rancho Mirage, California, in 1976 and was held there until 1980. The following year, it moved to La Quinta in the Golden State itself, where it continued until 1986. Since 1987, it has been held at its current venue in Indian Wells, California. The tournament was part of the Grand Prix tennis tour from 1977-1989, after which it became an ATP tour event. Venue The BNP Paribas Open will be held on hardcourt (Plexipave) at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden in Indian Wells, California, United States. Players Taylor Fritz is the defending champion at the BNP Paribas Open. All seeded players are the recipients of a first-round bye. Carlos Alcaraz leads the top half of the draw, which includes defending champion Taylor Fritz, along with Felix Auger-Aliassime, Jannik...

Indian Male Tennis Players are ranked at the top after the French players. These tennis players are ranked by popularity from the Indians and the international spectators as well. Akhtar Ali was the former captain of Indian Zeeshan Ali is a former Indian Davis Cup player who also competed at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. Anand Amritraj Anand Amritraj is a former Indian tennis player and now he is a successful businessman. Sriram Balaji Sriram Balaji is a professional Indian tennis player. Sriram Balaji has a career high in ATP singles ranking of 309, achieved on 24th November 2014. Yuki Bhambri is an Indian professional tennis player. He is first Indian to win the junior Australian Open title and fourth Indian in history to capture a junior singles Grand Slam championship title. Mahesh Shrinivas Bhupathi is an Indian professional tennis player. He is also the founder of International Premier Tennis League. Rohan Bopanna is an Indian professional tennis player. His singles career high ranking was World No. 213 in 2007 and his career high ranking in doubles was World No. 3 on 22nd July 2013. Recently, most of his appearances in professional tournaments have been in doubles matches. He is a member of the Indian Davis Cup team since 2002. Somdev Kishore Devvarman is a professional Indian tennis player. He hit the headlines of the sports world for being the only collegiate player to have made three consecutive finals at the NCAA, winning back-to-back finals in his junior a...

India has had a lot of success in Dev Javia Dev Javia Dev Javia is ranked number one in India under-18 and is world number 69 in the World Junior Rankings. Javia developed his game under the eyes of Srimal Bhatt in Ahmedabad since a very young age. He was also ranked India number one in under-12 and under-14 categories and has also represented the country in the sub-junior under-14 Wimbledon. Javia currently trains at the IMPACT Tennis Academy in Thailand. Unlike many others, who prefer to balance their studies and the game, Javia wants to turn professional as soon as possible. At 18, Javia is the brightest tennis talent to emerge out of India in recent times. Reshma Maruri Reshma Maruri A seventeen year old from the state of Karnataka, Reshma is ranked number one in India under-18 and is ranked 527 in the World Junior Rankings. She is coached by India’s Davis Cup coach Zeeshan Ali who admits to seeing the shades of Sania Mirza in the youngster. She belongs to a tennis crazy family and forms a formidable doubles pair with her younger sister Suhitha Maruri. Also read: Vipasha Mehra Vipasha Mehra Ranked 187, the eighteen-year-old Mehra is the highest-ranked Indian girl in the World Junior Rankings. Though born in India, her tennis journey started at the age of eight in Doha, Qatar where the Mehra family was then settled. The serious tennis though started only when they returned to India in 2018 and Mehra has been unstoppable since. For now, Mehra wants to get into a good col...

Female Tennis Players Players Age(Years) Status 35 Active 29 Active 23 Active 44 Retired Pranjala Yadlapalli 22 Active Nirupama Sanjeev 45 Retired 27 Active 38 Retired Rutuja Sampatrao Bhosale 26 Active Ankita Bhambri 35 Retired Mahak Jain 20 Active Riya Bhatia 24 Active Salsa Aher 20 Active Humera Baharmus 20 Active Jennifer Luikham 22 Active Zeel Desai 23 Active Sravya Shivani Chilakalapudi 22 Active Ramya Natarajan 23 Active Shrivalli Bhamidipati 20 Active Vaidehi Chaudhari 22 Active Likhitha Kalava 22 Active Male Tennis Players Players Age( Years) Status 48 Retired 47 Retired Ramanathan Krishnan 84 Retired 68 Retired Jaideep Mukerjea 79 Retired Anand Amritraj 70 Retired RK Khanna - Retired Premjit Lall - Retired Ashok Amritraj 66 Retired Jasjit Singh 74 Retired 60 Retired Zeeshan Ali 52 Retired 37 Retired 42 Active 36 Active 36 Active 34 Active 34 Active 32 Active 29 Active 27 Active 24 Active Mukund Sasikumar 25 Active Sidharth Rawat 28 Active Manish Sureshkumar 22 Active Arjun Kadhe 28 Active Niki Kaliyanda Poonacha 26 Active

In a league to become best and rule the tennis sports organization, we have seen various Indian players that are in the rundown to be the best tennis players that are playing for India, while our country with time has delivered some of the exceptionally well talented tennis players in the past. The legends in the list of Indian tennis players goes down from Leander Paes to Sania Mirza and the list just goes on. It has been a point of discussion that after USA, most of the tennis fans are from India. While the legend players are doing exceptionally well, there are some outstanding gifted players. However there are many players, but some of them are basically the most talented U-18 tennis players playing currently, so for the very young children’s of India who are looking forward of playing tennis professionally so you can eye at players as they have the capability to be your identity of professional worship. Some players are listed hereunder: · NITIN KUMAR SINHA, the very energetic player having a gifted talent. He is credited to win the HCL Asian Junior Tennis Championships in India held in 2017 in the Grade B1 Category. He also played in Thailand where he was qualified in Grade 2 category for the LTAT ITF Junior. When we talk about the doubles his best performance is in ITF Juniors held at Guwahati when he won in the Grade 5 category. He also played in HCL Asian Junior Tennis Championships 2017 where he qualified in the Grade B1 category. · SIDDHANT J BANTHIA, another jun...

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Ramanathan Krishnan and Ramesh Krishnan with Union Minister of Youth Affairs and Sports, Dr. M.S. Gill in Country(sports) India Residence Born ( 1937-04-11) 11 April 1937 (age86) Turnedpro 1953 (amateur tour) Retired 1975 Plays Right-handed (one-handed backhand) Singles Careertitles 69 Highestranking No. 3 Grand Slam singles results QF ( SF ( 3R ( Doubles Grand Slam doubles results QF (1955, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1965, 1967) Team competitions F ( Ch, Ramanathan Krishnan (born 11 April 1937) Tennis career [ ] Junior [ ] Krishnan honed his skills under his father, T. K. Ramanathan, a veteran Amateur [ ] In 1957, Krishnan reached the singles final at the Northern Lawn Tennis Championships at Manchester, defeating World Tennis. These performances gained Krishnan seventh seeded status at Wimbledon in 1960, where he reached the semi-finals losing to the eventual champion Fraser. Krishnan won the 1963 Antwerp International Championships tournament on red clay with a four-set win in the final over Registered professional [ ] Krishnan, like Emerson, Stolle, Santana, Okker and other prominent "amateur" tennis players, became a registered professional with a national tennis association. He was under contract to his national tennis association, and not to an independent professional tour, and was therefore eligible to represent India in Davis Cup competition, but also received money earnings in designated tournaments approved by his national association. Open era [ ] Krishnan won the Davi...

1. Nishant Dabas Ranked no. 2 in India U-18 category, Nishant Dabas is the highest-ranked Indian participant as in line with the ITF Junior rankings. He is presently ranked one hundred fifteen withinside the international junior circuit. The 17-year-vintage has displayed steady performances during the last couple of years to attain this stage. The starlet is presently schooling below educate Zeeshan Ali in Delhi. Recently, he gained his maiden ITF singles trophy via way of means of beating Moroccan Walid Ahouda 6-0, 6-four on the J2 occasion held in Cairo, Egypt. Previously, he has gained more than one doubles occasions as well. Also Read | List of Grand Slam Winners from India 2. Aman Dahiya Dahiya is the second-maximum ranked Indian tennis junior participant withinside the world, presently ranked 183 as according to the latest ITF rankings. Moreover, the 17-year-vintage is the fourth maximum-ranked Indian U-18 participant as according to the AITA rankings. Hailing from Haryana, the teen is presently schooling on the Altevol Academy in Ahmedabad. Notably, he has had a prolific 2021 season so far, triumphing 4 ITF titles in J4 Chandigarh, J5 Indore, J4 Kathmandu and J5 Kathmandu. 3. Chirag Duhan Another upcoming tennis famous person from Haryana, Chirag Duhan is the highest-ranked Indian U18 participant as in line with the AITA rankings. He is the newly topped National Junior Champion. Moreover, he's the 1/3 highest-ranked Indian junior participant withinside the world, pr...

1. Nishant Dabas Ranked no. 2 in India U-18 category, Nishant Dabas is the highest-ranked Indian participant as in line with the ITF Junior rankings. He is presently ranked one hundred fifteen withinside the international junior circuit. The 17-year-vintage has displayed steady performances during the last couple of years to attain this stage. The starlet is presently schooling below educate Zeeshan Ali in Delhi. Recently, he gained his maiden ITF singles trophy via way of means of beating Moroccan Walid Ahouda 6-0, 6-four on the J2 occasion held in Cairo, Egypt. Previously, he has gained more than one doubles occasions as well. Also Read | List of Grand Slam Winners from India 2. Aman Dahiya Dahiya is the second-maximum ranked Indian tennis junior participant withinside the world, presently ranked 183 as according to the latest ITF rankings. Moreover, the 17-year-vintage is the fourth maximum-ranked Indian U-18 participant as according to the AITA rankings. Hailing from Haryana, the teen is presently schooling on the Altevol Academy in Ahmedabad. Notably, he has had a prolific 2021 season so far, triumphing 4 ITF titles in J4 Chandigarh, J5 Indore, J4 Kathmandu and J5 Kathmandu. 3. Chirag Duhan Another upcoming tennis famous person from Haryana, Chirag Duhan is the highest-ranked Indian U18 participant as in line with the AITA rankings. He is the newly topped National Junior Champion. Moreover, he's the 1/3 highest-ranked Indian junior participant withinside the world, pr...