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Three Cheers for India in Wimbledon 2015
Wimbledon 2015, Sania Mirza, Leander Paes, Sumit Nagal, Leander Paes wins Wimbledon Mixed Doubles, Sania wins maiden Women's Doubles Title
Winning Maiden Women's Doubles Title at Wimbledon Very Special, Sania Mirza to NDTV
Sania Mirza, who won her maiden women's doubles title at a Grand Slam with Swiss partner Martina Hingis, said it was all the more special because it happened in the Wimbledon. Sania heaped praise on Martina and said the secret behind their success was compatibility and mutual trust. The Indian tennis ace said she would not play with anyone she did not trust.
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July 14, 2015 6:29
India's tennis ace Sania Mirza speaks to NDTV after her big win at Wimbledon. She talks about dealing with nerves, Martina Hingis and being an inspiration.
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July 14, 2015 13:28
Sania Mirza won her maiden Wimbledon title with partner Martina Hingis. The elated tennis superstar returned home to a massive reception and told reporters that she has a lot to thank her well-wishers for. "I have always dreamt of winning the Wimbledon. It won't have been possible without the prayers and wishes of people in the country," she said. "This win is for India and I will cherish it."
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July 14, 2015 1:05
Sania Mirza flew back to her hometown Hyderabad after winning the Wimbledon women's doubles title with Swiss partner Martina Hingis. Sania landed in the early hours of Tuesday and was received by fans and the waiting media. The 28-year-old tennis sensation thanked her well-wishers for their support.
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July 13, 2015 3:50
Leander Paes, who won the Wimbledon mixed doubles title with Martina Hingis, said he was serious about representing India and insisted winning was all about hard work and age had nothing to do with it. The 42-year-old, who won his 16th Grand Slam, said he continued to learn everyday from people around him and said his daughter was his biggest teacher. Paes also hailed Hingis, who won her second Wimbledon title in two days.
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July 13, 2015 2:47
Sumit Nagal, who became only the sixth Indian to win a Grand Slam junior title after winning the Wimbledon boys doubles trophy, said it was an amazing feeling. Nagal said he never thought about winning the title but added he would focus on singles from now on.
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July 13, 2015 1:29
Leander Paes, Sania Mirza and Sumit Nagal helped India enjoy their best year at Wimbledon and fans back home were a delighted lot. Young tennis followers sought inspiration from Paes, who won his 16th Grand Slam at 42 and Nagal, who won the boys doubles title at 17. Sania had earlier said she hoped her triumph at Wimbledon would help inspire young Indian girls.
