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Sania Mirza retired from tennis, having won 6 Grand Slam titles - 3 in women's doubles and 3 in mixed doubles.

Indian tennis great Sania Mirza retires with first round loss in Dubai WTA event

A disappointing end to a wonderful career. 
Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza retired from the sport with a first-round exit at the Dubai Tennis Championships.

#SaniaMirza #Dubai



Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza retires after first round loss in Dubai WTA event

Sania Mirza retired from tennis, having won 6 Grand Slam titles - 3 in women's doubles and 3 in mixed doubles.

Not the farewell every Indian was expecting.
Tennis ace Sania Mirza retired from the sport with a first-round loss at the Dubai Tennis Championships.
Sania, who had already announced that she'll be retiring after the WTA event in Dubai, lost in straight sets alongside her partner, USA's Madison Keys.
The Indo-American duo was just no match for the Russian pair of Veronika Kudermetova &amp; Liudmila Samsonova, going down 4-6, 0-6 in just a little over an hour.
Sania, who finished runners-up with compatriot Rohan Bopanna in the Mixed doubles event at the Australian Open, bowed out with 6 Grand Slam titles to her name, 3 in women's doubles and 3 in mixed pair event.
She will go down as India's most successful female player to date, having achieved a world ranking of 27 back in 2007.
Sania the legend, will forever stay special for all Indian tennis fans.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/tennis-is-important-but-not-everything-in-my-life-sania-mirza-1676976861671">Tennis is important but not everything in my life: Sania Mirza</a>

36-year-old Sania was competing in Dubai, alongside doubles partner Madison Keys, but lost her first-round match to bring her glorious 22-year career to a close.

'Really grateful for the career' - Sania Mirza bids adieu to tennis

"I just feel a lot of gratitude. I feel really grateful for the career I've had and for the life I've had" - Sania Mirza on her retirement from Tennis

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36-year-old Sania was competing in Dubai, alongside doubles partner Madison Keys, but lost her first-round match to bring her glorious 22-year career to a close.

Former doubles world number one Sania Mirza said she is "really grateful" for her career and experiences after officially retiring from the sport on Tuesday.
The 36-year-old from India was competing in Dubai, alongside doubles partner Madison Keys, but lost her first-round match to bring her glorious 22-year career to a close.
One of India's most celebrated athletes, Sania turned pro in 2003 before going on to win 43 WTA doubles titles - six of which were Grand Slam titles, and also won the season-ending WTA Finals in successive years, 2014 and 2015 with Cara Black and Martina Hingis, respectively.
She won three of her majors in consecutive tournaments with Swiss legend Martina Hingis.
The duo, nicknamed 'SanTina', took victory at Wimbledon and the US Open in 2015, before the Australian Open in January 2016.
Her other three majors came in mixed doubles, two with compatriot Mahesh Bhupathi in Australia in 2009, and Roland Garros in 2012, before winning the US Open with Brazil's Bruno Soares in 2014.
Mirza was ranked no.1 in doubles for a total of 91 weeks and was the top-ranked Indian in singles for over a decade, peaking at no. 27.
In 2018, she gave birth to son Izhaan and became another woman to successfully return to the sport after maternity leave.

Sania Mirza will retire after the Dubai WTA competition, where she has partnered up with USA's Madison Keys for the women's doubles event.

Tennis is important but not everything in my life: Sania Mirza

"The worst that can happen is that you can lose a tennis match and then come back and try again" - Sania Mirza reveals her success mantra

Here's what she said.

Sania Mirza retired with her first-round exit at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.

Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza said that not treating the sport as her everything gave her the freedom to unleash her aggressive game every time she stepped on the court.
Sania said she never had the fear of losing in her heart because it makes a player defensive.
In an exclusive interview with PTI, Sania said. "Tennis was always and is always going to be a very, very large and big and important part of my life, but it is not my entire life. And that is the mindset I went with, even as a young girl and as a professional athlete. The worst that can happen is that you can lose a tennis match and then come back and try again."
The 36-year-old, a former doubles World No. 1 player, is also the highest-ranked Indian female player ever, who achieved a world ranking of 27 in mid-2007.
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Sania Mirza posts heartfelt tweet after husband's incredible feat

Shoaib&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;became the first Asian and 3rd cricketer overall to score 10,000 T20 runs.&nbsp;

Indian tennis star Sania&nbsp;Mirza&nbsp;posted a heartfelt tweet after her husband Shoaib&nbsp;Malik&nbsp;became the first Asian cricketer to score 10,000 T20 runs. Acknowledging&nbsp;her husband's incredible feat, a proud Sania used adjectives such as Longevity, patience, hard work, sacrifice and belief to describe Malik's&nbsp;milestone.&nbsp;Malik achieved the feat in a National T20 cup on Saturday&nbsp;and&nbsp;is only the 3rd cricketer in the world after Chris Gayle and Kieron Pollard to score 10,000 runs in the shortest format of the game.

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