Sania Mirza Grand Slam

The 36-year-old Sania Mirza, who turned Pro in 2003, walks out of competitive tennis with six Grand Slam titles, including three women's doubles with Swiss legend Martina Hingis.

Sania, a six-time Grand Slam winner, is set to retire from professional tennis after playing in the Dubai Tennis Championships beginning February 19.

Industrialist Anand Mahindra shared his "Monday motivation" with an inspiring post on tennis star Sania Mirza.

One of the finest sporting personalities in India, Sania Mirza brought an end to her illustrious Grand Slam journey last month at the Australian Open

It would have been a fitting farewell for Sania Mirza from Grand Slams had she won the final of the mixed doubles of the Australian Open 2023 with Bopanna but the Indian duo fell short at the final hurdle.

On Friday (January 27, 2023), she returned to Melbourne Park for one last hurrah and played the Mixed Doubles final with Rohan Bopanna.

The 36-year-old Sania Mirza, regarded as India's greatest women's tennis player, returned to Melbourne Park for one last hurrah and made it all the way to the decider

After Sania Mirza's final Grand Slam match, veteran Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik, who is also her husband, took to Twitter and shared a heartwarming post for the 36-year-old

Sania Mirza signs off from her Grand Slam career but it's never not in her sporty best, no less

Sania Mirza, who earlier announced that the WTA event in Dubai next month will be her swansong, is India's most accomplished woman tennis player, having won six Grand Slam title, including three mixed doubles trophies.

The 36-year-old Mirza, regarded as her country's greatest women's tennis player, returned to Melbourne Park for one last hurrah and made it all the way to the decider.

Sania Mirza broke down in tears as she ended her illustrious Grand Slam journey with a defeat in the Australian Open mixed doubles final.

Playing the last Grand Slam tournament of her career, Sania Mirza earned the chance to win her seventh major title by reaching the Australian Open mixed doubles final with compatriot Rohan Bopanna in Melbourne on Wednesday.

Sania Mirza is set to end her Grand Slam journey, with Australian Open 2023 being her last.

Sania Mirza is India's most accomplished woman tennis player, having won six Grand Slam titles, including three mixed doubles trophies.

The 36-year-old Sania Mirza, who turned Pro in 2003, walks out of competitive tennis with six Grand Slam titles, including three women's doubles with Swiss legend Martina Hingis.

Sania, a six-time Grand Slam winner, is set to retire from professional tennis after playing in the Dubai Tennis Championships beginning February 19.

Industrialist Anand Mahindra shared his "Monday motivation" with an inspiring post on tennis star Sania Mirza.

One of the finest sporting personalities in India, Sania Mirza brought an end to her illustrious Grand Slam journey last month at the Australian Open

It would have been a fitting farewell for Sania Mirza from Grand Slams had she won the final of the mixed doubles of the Australian Open 2023 with Bopanna but the Indian duo fell short at the final hurdle.

On Friday (January 27, 2023), she returned to Melbourne Park for one last hurrah and played the Mixed Doubles final with Rohan Bopanna.

The 36-year-old Sania Mirza, regarded as India's greatest women's tennis player, returned to Melbourne Park for one last hurrah and made it all the way to the decider

After Sania Mirza's final Grand Slam match, veteran Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Malik, who is also her husband, took to Twitter and shared a heartwarming post for the 36-year-old

Sania Mirza signs off from her Grand Slam career but it's never not in her sporty best, no less

Sania Mirza, who earlier announced that the WTA event in Dubai next month will be her swansong, is India's most accomplished woman tennis player, having won six Grand Slam title, including three mixed doubles trophies.

The 36-year-old Mirza, regarded as her country's greatest women's tennis player, returned to Melbourne Park for one last hurrah and made it all the way to the decider.

Sania Mirza broke down in tears as she ended her illustrious Grand Slam journey with a defeat in the Australian Open mixed doubles final.

Playing the last Grand Slam tournament of her career, Sania Mirza earned the chance to win her seventh major title by reaching the Australian Open mixed doubles final with compatriot Rohan Bopanna in Melbourne on Wednesday.

Sania Mirza is set to end her Grand Slam journey, with Australian Open 2023 being her last.

Sania Mirza is India's most accomplished woman tennis player, having won six Grand Slam titles, including three mixed doubles trophies.