Latest news about Sania Mirza

After taking a week off, Sania Mirza will be back in action at the USD75,000 Forest Hills Women's Classic tournament in New York starting on August 25.

Sania Mirza is seeded third in the tournament which features 16 ...

Teenaged Indian tennis star Sania Mirza just about managed to stay within the top-50 in the WTA rankings announced yesterday. Her current ranking is 50. Sania Mirza, who has been suffering from a minor stomach injury pul ...

The USD170,000 which is scheduled to be held between Sep 19-25, 2005 will be featuring Indian tennis star Sania Mirza. The tournament will be held in Kolkata, India.

Another promising Indian tennis player, Shikha Ube ...

Australian tennis coach Bob Brett, who has earlier coached tennis greats like Goran Ivanisevic and Boris Becker is likely to be the next coach of Indian tennis star Sania Mirza.

Brett was all praise for Sania's game. ...

Subsequent to her unexpected first round loss in the first round of the USD585,000 JP Morgan Open, Sania Mirza's WTA ranking has slipped two places to 50.

The latest WTA rankings were released today.

Sania Mirza ...

In her endeavour to remain totally fit for the US Open to held later this month, Sania Mirza pulled out of the USD1.3 million Rogers Cup to be held in Toronto, Canada due to a minor stomach pull.

The Rogers Cup is ...

Teenaged Indian tennis star Sania Mirza who recently became the first Indian woman to break into the world's top-50 rankings, suffered a shock defeat in the hands of Iveta Benesova of the Czech Republic in the first roun ...

India's Sania Mirza created history when she broke into the top fifty of WTA rankings. Mirza who was ranked 59 last week jumped up eleven places to reach clinch the 48th ranking. This is attributed to her fine performanc ...

Sania Mirza's dream run at the Acura classic 2005 came to an abrupt halt with Japan's Akiko Morigami overpowering her 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 in the third round.

In a match that was played before a packed audience, Morigami to ...

Indian teenager Sania Mirza caused a major upset by beating No. 4 seed Nadia Petrova of Russia in the US$ 1.3 million Acura classic tennis tournament. In a one-sided match, the Indian sensation stored a straight set vict ...