Sania Mirza creates history with Hingis, becomes first Indian 'women's doubles' Grand Slam winner

[JonAsad]

May her hubby achieve 1/10th of what she has.

Lol- Mr Malik's achievement will be inside her- dont worry-

 

[khujliwal]

Lol- Mr Malik's achievement will be inside her- dont worry-

Lol inded

 

[FunkyGen]

Lol- Mr Malik's achievement will be inside her- dont worry-

buddy don't cross the red line here... respect is very important...

 

[Hyde]

All the love and best wishes for our dearest bhabhi jaaaaan

 

[cloud_9]

Lol- Mr Malik's achievement will be inside her- dont worry-

Looks like his insider achievements are as good as his on the field achievements;can't see the results.

Congratulation's Pakistan and now please force her to take Pakistani citizenship.

 

[[Bregs]]

Lol- Mr Malik's achievement will be inside her- dont worry-

, lol

 

[JonAsad]

buddy don't cross the red line here... respect is very important...

susral ko ehtiat kerni chahiye- damad per tanz kero gay to aisa jawab hi milay ga- subcontinental culture -

Looks like his insider achievements are as good as his on the field achievements;can't see the results.

Congratulation's Pakistan and now please force her to take Pakistani citizenship.

His biggest achievement so far is taking the indian biggest tennis star to his home- beat that- i can even go one step further to exactly where at home but i wont- so dont tempt me-

 

[Echo_419]

By: Press Trust of India | London | Updated: July 12, 2015 7:59 am

India’s tennis queen Sania Mirza on Saturday night created history by becoming the first female player from the country to win a women’s doubles Grand Slam trophy as she clinched the Wimbledon title with Swiss partner Martina Hingis, in London.

12 years after turning Pro, 28-year-old Sania laid hands on her first women’s doubles Major title when she and Hingis battled past second seed Russian team of Ekaterina Makarova and Elena Vesnina 5-7 7-6(4) 7-5 in a thrilling final.

In an interesting coincidence it was at these very historic courts that Sania had won women’s doubles junior Wimbledon championship with Russian partner Alisa Kleybanova in 2003.

Sania had come close to winning a women’s doubles Major in 2011 when she reached the French Open final with Elena Vesnina but ended up runners-up.

Already having a long list of firsts, Sania had become India’s first woman player to win a Grand Slam when she won the Australian Open with compatriot Mahesh Bhupathi in 2009.

She later added French Open (2012 with Bhupathi) and US Open (2014 with Bruno Soares) to her mixed doubles collection.

It was a remarkable turn around for the top seeds as they were trailing 2-5 in the deciding set but made a stunning comeback to reel off five straight games to clinch the issue.

Vesnina was all fired up and her smashing volleys at the net put Sania and Hingis in a lot of trouble. The Russian was left distraught as she played out of her skin.

It was third time in recent times that Sania and Hingis played the two Russian in finals –Indian Wells and Miami — and asserted their supremacy again.

Sania was broken in the very first game of the match when Vesnina hit a volley winner from the net but the top seeds immediately broke Vesnina to avoid falling behind. It was a remarkable lob from Hingis that gave them two break chances and they converted the second.

Sania and Hingis put tremendous pressure on the their rivals but the two Russians responded well and it was 5-5.

Hingis was broken in the 11th game at love after a terrific rally of powerful groundstrokes from left handed Makarova. Vesnina pounced on one return from the Swiss and hammered the volley winner close to the body of Sania.

Makarova served for the set and it was Vesnina’s smart play at the net that sealed them the opening set. It was the first set that Sania and Hingis had dropped in this tournament.

The top seeds had two chances to get an early break in the second set on the serve of Makarova but the Russians fought off both the chances to hold on.

There was no break of serve in the second set which was decided via tie-breaker. Sania and Hingis raced to a 4-1 lead before the Russians fought back to reduce the margin.

When Vesnina served at 4-5, Hingis sent a stunning backhand winner down the line to earn the set point which Sania converted with a powerful forehand winner.

The second seeds broke Hingis in the fourth game of the decider to take a commanding 3-1 lead. Yet again it was Vesnina, who was electric at the net as she sank a winner after the longest rally of the match.

A strong hold by Makarova made it 4-1 for the Russians. Sania and Hingis had great opportunity to make a comeback and when Vesnina went down 0-40 in the seventh game but they could convert none of the three chances and fell behind 2-5.

Makarova served for the match in the ninth game but the top seeds brought the match back on serve, albeit after squandering three break chances.

Sania hit a stunning service return winner to earn fourth break point and Hingis’ volley converted the chance. From 2-5, they won four games in a row to be in a position to serve out the match.

Sania Mirza creates history with Martina Hingis, becomes India’s first women’s doubles Grand Slam winner | The Indian Express | Page 99

Great news

 

[proud_indian]

India’s Nagal wins junior boys doubles Wimbledon title

Sumit Nagal





LONDON, JULY 12:


Youngster Sumit Nagal entered the history books as only sixth Indian to win a Grand Slam junior title after winning the boys doubles trophy at the Wimbledon championships with partner Nam Hoang Ly, here today.

17-year-old Nagal and his eighth seed Vietnamese partner overcame the fourth seeds Reilly Opelka and Akira Santillan 7-6(4) 6-4 in the title clash that lasted 63 minutes.

Yuki Bhambri was the last Indian to taste success at the top level in junior tennis when he won the Australian Open boys singles title in 2009.

Ramanathan Krishnan (Wimbledon, 1954), Ramesh Krishnan (French Open and Wimbledon, 1979) and Leander Paes (Wimbledon 1990, U.S. Open 1991) are the other junior Grand Slam singles champions from India.

Sania Mirza had won the Wimbledon girls doubles title in 2003 with Russian partner Alisa Kleybanova.

There was little to separate the two pairs as the winners won 65 points, only three more than their rivals.

Nagal and his partner broke their opponents in the 10th game of the second set and that proved decisive in the outcome of the match.

(This article was published on July 12, 2015)






Leander Paes and Martina Hingis win wimbledon mixed doubles title.

third wimbledon title this year for India

 

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susral ko ehtiat kerni chahiye- damad per tanz kero gay to aisa jawab hi milay ga- subcontinental culture -


His biggest achievement so far is taking the indian biggest tennis star to his home- beat that- i can even go one step further to exactly where at home but i wont- so dont tempt me-

If getting into the pants of a women from a different country is some kind of national win for Pakistanis than so be it.
Doesn't bother me!

 

[proud_indian]

Martina Hingis wins second Wimbledon title of the weekend after landing mixed doubles crown with Leander Paes in just 40 minutes

By Dan Ripley for MailOnline19:05 12 Jul 2015, updated 19:08 12 Jul 2015

• Martina Hingis & Leander Paes defeated Alexander Peya & Timea Babos
• Seventh seeds triumphed 6-1 6-1 on Centre Court in mixed doubles final
• Martina Hingis won Women's doubles title on Saturday with Sania Mirza
• Hingis had previously not won a title at Wimbledon since 1998

Having previously not won a Wimbledon title since 1998, Martina Hingis landed her second SW19 crown of the weekend after triumphing in the mixed doubles final on Centre Court with partner Leander Paes.

Hingis was victorious in the women's doubles final on Saturday with Sania Mirza in what was her first championship at the All England Club since 1998 in the same competition.

But the former world No 1 claimed the mixed doubles title on Sunday after a straight forward 6-1 6-1 victory over marginal favourites Alexander Peya and Timea Babos in a blitzing 40 minutes

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Martina Hingis smiles with mixed doubles partner Leander Paes as the duo clinched mixed doubles success

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Hingis returns during the mixed doubles victory over Alexander Peya and Timea Babos on Centre Court

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Despite being marginal underdogs, Hingis and Paes took an easy straight sets win

 

[jaatram]

Congrats to Sania, Paes, Hingis and Nagal.

 

[JonAsad]

If getting into the pants of a women from a different country is some kind of national win for Pakistanis than so be it.
Doesn't bother me!

it didnt bother us tbh- its not like its a one off achievement - we even have a aussie bhabhi- we seem to have no problem with Aussies- you on other hand like to constantly poke at the damad- so we take it to ourselves to make it as a bigggg achievementttt - see i what i did here-

 

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it didnt bother us tbh- its not like its a one off achievement - we even have a aussie bhabhi- we seem to have no problem with Aussies- you on other hand like to constantly poke at the damad- so we take it to ourselves to make it as a bigggg achievementttt - see i what i did here-

You are working with too many assumptions.

Firstly that somehow a Pakistani marrying an Indian chick would upset me.
Secondly that somehow all the chicks in India are my family(" i can even go one step further to exactly where at home ").
Thirdly that I'm Indian.

Pakistanis can marry as many Indian girls as they wish because I'm not paying the bill.If you are trying to troll me,you need to work hard.

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

May her hubby achieve 1/10th of what she has.

Everything of sania belong to her hubby ek kamyaab aurat k peshey mard ka hath, paoon aur boht kuch hota ha

Btw shoaib is not doing bad these days playing for top African t 20 premier league and getting back in form in Pakistani national team