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After being out of action from November 2023 to February 2025, Digvijay Pratap Singh is finding his feet again. With two titles and a final appearance in his last three ITF tournaments, the 25-year-old from Haryana has finished the season on a high. He is now hoping that 2026 will be fruitful and he can quickly rise up from his current ranking of 600

After being out of action from November 2023 to February 2025, Digvijay Pratap Singh is finding his feet again. With two titles and a final appearance in his last three ITF tournaments, the 25-year-old from Haryana has finished the season on a high. He is now hoping that 2026 will be fruitful and he can quickly rise up from his current ranking of 600

The Billie Jean King Cup playoffs in Bengaluru came as a reality check but there were also positives for singles players Sahaja Yamalapalli and Shrivalli Bhamidipaty, who dont always get to face world-class opposition. What lessons can be learnt from the experience to better empower Indias young players?

Nagal, seeded sixth in the tournament, lost 2-6 2-6 to Yunchaokete Bu of China

Her withdrawal ahead of the match resulted in Jaqueline Cristian advancing to the semifinals on a walkover, the WTA Tour said

The second letter set out specific benchmarks for ways in which the sport's four most prestigious, and profitable, tournaments could offer more money and influence to the athletes

Her roller-coaster career is a story of triumph and determination; the link-up with Carlos Rodriguez during a difficult phase was of immense help and the will to prove critics wrong helped script a dream comeback

The generational shift is complete in mens and womens tennis

On the boys' side, reigning Wimbledon boys' champion Ivanov handily added another Slam title to his growing list of accolades

The victory sent the top seeds into the semifinals, where they will meet fourth seeds Veronika Kudermetova and Elise Mertens.

The U.S. Open is upon us. Here is aquizon the last Grand Slam of the season

Iga Swiatek became the first woman in history to win 65 consecutive WTA-level first-round matches, surpassing Monica Seles previous record of 64

The match was halted for about six minutes as jeers, whistles and boos rang out around Louis Armstrong Stadium, with fans refusing to stay quiet so Bonzi could serve

Swiatek and Casper Ruud, her mixed doubles partner, won both of their Tuesday matches to secure a spot in Wednesdays mixed doubles quarterfinal, where theyll be competing for a spot in the $1 million title game