Sania Mirza’s Journey: From Childhood Dreams to Grand Slam Glory

Sania Mirza started playing tennis at age six; trained under her father, Imran Mirza, and quickly became a national sensation.

Sania won the 2003 Wimbledon Girls' Doubles title with Alisa Kleybanova, marking her arrival on the international stage.

The Indian Tennis star made history by winning the Hyderabad Open, becoming the first Indian woman to win a WTA singles title.

Mirza clinched her first Grand Slam title by winning the with Mahesh Bhupathi.

Sania secured multiple medals for India, proving her dominance in international multi-sport events.

She created history by becoming the after partnering with Martina Hingis in a dream run.

Sania Mirza won with Hingis, forming an unbeatable pair.

Sania represented India in three consecutive Olympics, reaching the Mixed Doubles semi-final in Rio 2016.

Sania Mirza Ended her legendary Grand Slam career as a runner-up in the alongside Rohan Bopanna.

She played her farewell match in Hyderabad, leaving behind an unparalleled legacy as India’s greatest female tennis player.