(Reuters) -Indian tennis player Rohan Bopanna announced his retirement at the age of 45 on Saturday, ending a professional career spanning more than two decades in which he captured two Grand Slam titles and also became the oldest men's doubles world number one.

Rohan Bopanna's path to world No. 1 in doubles and a Grand Slam title with Matthew Ebden was built on yoga in southern India.

Indian tennis veteran Rohan Bopanna, one of just four Indians to win a Grand Slam title, announced on Saturday that he will retire from professional tennis.

The International Tennis Integrity Agency confirmed this week that Dalwinder Singh has been sanctioned for two years after testing positive for the

Tennis Premier League (TPL) announces the return of the TPL Race to Gold Masters Tournaments 2025, offering young tennis players across India a platform to shine. The tournaments will be held in Delhi,

Earlier this year, Bopanna became the oldest man in tennis history to win a Grand Slam title and the oldest World No. 1 doubles player

If Rohan Bopanna's tennis career had to be described in one word, it would be perseverance. Perseverance is his both his defining quality and quiet legacy in the annals of Indian tennis. The 45-year-old announced his retirement at the end of the 2025 ...

MUMBAI: India’s Rohan Bopanna announced his retirement from tennis on Saturday, bringing an end to a sporting career that spanned more than two decades. Bopanna, now 45, celebrated becoming the oldest number one in men’s doubles history in 2024 by winning the Australian Open with his partner Matthew Ebden.

Tiaan van Vuuren ended with three wickets but it was not enough for South Africa A (SA A) after they slipped to a narrow three-wicket defeat to India A on the final day of the first unofficial test at the BCCI Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru on Sunday.

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NEW DELHI – Archana Kamath, a 24-year-old table tennis player, made history with India’s women’s team at the 2024 Paris Olympics, reaching the quarterfinals for the first time. Despite her success, she has decided to leave professional table tennis ...