Tennis

India has three tennis venues that most people talk about first: SDAT Tennis Stadium in Chennai, R.K. Khanna Complex in New Delhi, and KSLTA Stadium in Bengaluru.  These three show up in most international tennis events held in India. This article gives you a list of the top 10 tennis stadiums in India.  You will […]

Starting March 2, 2026, the MSLTA courts in Mumbai came alive with some of the sharpest U12 tennis talent in the country. The 20th Ramesh Desai Memorial Nationals brought together players ranked across Boys and Girls Singles and Doubles categories, with seeds as high as the national top-10 competing in a 64-draw singles field.  Last

India has been hosting ITF World Tennis Masters Tour events since January 2026, and the calendar is still packed with action ahead. The upcoming stretch runs from March 2, 2026, in Amritsar through to May in Indore, covering eight more events across the country.  With over 500 tournaments held globally every year across 70-plus countries,

Indian tennis got a fresh hero in February 2026 when Dhakshineswar Suresh took the court in Bengaluru. At 25, this tall right-hander from Tamil Nadu grabbed everyone’s attention with a brilliant Davis Cup performance. He played a key role in India’s 3‑2 win over the Netherlands, helping the team reach Qualifiers Round 2 for the

India has a proud legacy in the Davis Cup, with legends leaving their mark internationally. At the top is Leander Paes, who holds the most wins for India with 93–35, followed by Ramanathan Krishnan, Jaidip Mukerjea, Premjit Lall, and Vijay Amritraj. These players set high standards, inspiring generations and shaping India’s Davis Cup history. This

The Davis Cup creates tennis legends, and doubles demands true teamwork and trust. Winning once is special, but only a few have done it consistently for years. Leander Paes leads Davis Cup doubles history with a 45–13 record for India. He shares the top win tally with Bret Baudinet (45–22), while Italy’s Nicola Pietrangeli follows

The 2026 Pune Challenger ATP 75, also called the Maha Open, marks the final event of the ATP Challenger Tour’s “India Swing.” It will begin its main draw on February 23, 2026, at the Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex. As a Challenger 75 tournament, it promises exciting matches and valuable ranking points. Top international players

The 2026 Chennai Open ATP 50 begins on February 9 and concludes with the final on February 15, 2026. The tournament marks an important ATP Challenger stop, bringing top-level tennis back to Chennai’s hard courts. The event follows a knockout format with 32 singles players and 16 doubles teams. As a Challenger 50 tournament, it

The Davis Cup Qualifiers 2026 will begin in February with Round 1 matches played across different countries. A total of 26 teams will compete in 13 ties, with each nation aiming to move one step closer to the next stage of the tournament. These qualifier ties are important as they decide which teams continue their

The Mumbai Open 2026 took place from January 30 to February 8, 2026, at the Maharashtra State Lawn Tennis Association in Colaba, Mumbai.  This professional women’s tennis tournament brings top international players to India’s financial capital for exciting matches across singles and doubles categories.  The tournament features qualifying rounds on January 30-31, followed by the