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I am here as a friend, here to help: RCB mentor Sania Mirza

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Description: Sania said she wants to help women athletes in India with the mental aspect.

Sania said she wants to help women athletes in India with the mental aspect.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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I am here as a friend, here to help: RCB mentor Sania Mirza

Ahead of their opening match in the inaugural edition of the WPL, RCB mentor Sania Mirza spent some quality time with the players.

The Indian tennis icon advised players on how to handle crunch situations and the pressure that comes with it.

Sania, who retired from professional tennis last month, said she wants to help women athletes in India with the mental aspect associated with sports.

"If somebody has anything to talk about I’m here I can give you my number for when I’m not here, we can have a chat. I’m just here as a friend," she said.

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