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raj2rif
January 21st, 2005, 05:59 PM
Sania Mirza may have lost in third round of Australian open, but she gave ample evidence of her quality in the second set stretching No. 7 seed Serena Williams to a 6-4 result. She came close to beaking Serena's serve couple of times in second set, and did win atleast two of her service games without conceding a point. She also stretched Serena's serve to couple of dues games before going down.

It is a great achievement for Sania and she has done the country proud. I am sure many more sports person will get inspired by her performance. May God give her more success in future events.
devdahiya
January 21st, 2005, 06:03 PM
Dear Virendra sir,

As you said,a great performance indeed.keeping in mind the status of Williams,she has done very well. My best wishes to her.



keep it up
anilkc
January 21st, 2005, 07:30 PM
No doubt she did great!
We should also congratulate Mahesh Bhupati's father for realising her talent early on and grooming and supporting her. There has been numerous incidences where players in teens have shown great promise but later abandoned the sport in disgust when no support from govt or indian corpoate came through.
I hope Indian corp comes to aid of initiatives from likes of C G K Bhupathi.
rohittewatia
January 22nd, 2005, 01:36 AM
Pehle Kalpana chawla aur abh Sania Mirza. Veer tum badhe chalo, veer tum badhe chalo.
raj2rif
January 22nd, 2005, 05:02 AM
Pehle Kalpana chawla aur abh Sania Mirza. Veer tum badhe chalo, veer tum badhe chalo.


Dear Rohit,

Did not quite get it? Could you please elaborate?
rohittewatia
January 22nd, 2005, 07:23 AM
Dear sir,
What i mean to say here was the amazing rate at which indian girls are outshining the boys. They are making the history.
guliya
January 23rd, 2005, 06:11 PM
Yes Both Sania and mahesh bhupati did well. They also had good local support from Indians here.
dev_sansanwal
January 25th, 2005, 04:10 AM
She is indeed a good prospect for the future.
jagmohan
January 25th, 2005, 08:20 AM
Congratulations to Sania Mirza for reaching the third round of a Grand Slam tournament.

She could reach top 50 in one year provided she protects herself from the 'glamour itch' and gets physically fitter and strong.
danarambeerda
January 25th, 2005, 08:58 AM
Is she Jat ?
raj2rif
January 25th, 2005, 04:24 PM
Dear Dana Ram Ji,

She is not. But should that be the criteria for being good?
She is a muslim girl, born in Mumbai and now lives in Hyderabad. Can she still be impressive in her work?

"A person should not be judged by the nature of his/her job, but the manner in which he/she does that"

Similarly a person should not be judged by who he/she is? but what he/she has done?
naveen_chaudhary
January 25th, 2005, 04:44 PM
Undoubtedly Sania is impressive. It's not easy to play under that kind of pressure. Those who watched the match would know that Serena dominated Sania by her powerful and flawless serves. In all other aspects of the game Sania gave her a run for her money.

The fact that Sania went down but with a fight will give her a lot of conifdence. Let's hope that this is the begining of a new era of Tennis in India.
jakhar77
February 18th, 2005, 01:18 PM
Sania is playing very nice really.
her win in the hyderabad open is amazing.
now she has 99th rank in world tennis.
well done
karan
February 19th, 2005, 10:02 PM
Dear Dana Ram Ji,

She is not. But should that be the criteria for being good?
She is a muslim girl, born in Mumbai and now lives in Hyderabad. Can she still be impressive in her work?

"A person should not be judged by the nature of his/her job, but the manner in which he/she does that"

Similarly a person should not be judged by who he/she is? but what he/she has done?

Col Sahab
Jat Motto should be. Whoever, wherever, whenever makes his country proud is a JAT.
The best thing about sania is that she is a muslim girl shinning in India. Where are those JackAss Packees Maulana's, Jinnahs, Ayub Khans, Yahya Khans who claim that muslims are exploited, have no opporutnity in a Hindu nation like India
President Of India= Muslim
Prime Minister=Sikh
COAS=Sikh
India's Blue Blooded Girl=Sania
I see her as identity as an Indian nothing more nothing less.
rkumar
February 19th, 2005, 11:06 PM
Col Sahab
Jat Motto should be. Whoever, wherever, whenever makes his country proud is a JAT.
The best thing about sania is that she is a muslim girl shinning in India. Where are those JackAss Packees Maulana's, Jinnahs, Ayub Khans, Yahya Khans who claim that muslims are exploited, have no opporutnity in a Hindu nation like India
President Of India= Muslim
Prime Minister=Sikh
COAS=Sikh
India's Blue Blooded Girl=Sania
I see her as identity as an Indian nothing more nothing less.

Irrespetive of who ruled India, Indians have always been secular minded people. India was always an open country till British came to India and regulated the others to protect their business. Effects of those controls are are slowly fading now and I can see a new India emrging which will be much more powerful. Taslima Nasreen approaching India for the citizenship and that too after living in Sweden for 10 years, tells it all.. Let Indian Muslims know if they are better off in India or else where..

RK^2
abhishek
February 19th, 2005, 11:40 PM
Irrespetive of who ruled India, Indians have always been secular minded people. India was always an open country till British came to India and regulated the others to protect their business. Effects of those controls are are slowly fading now and I can see a new India emrging which will be much more powerful. Taslima Nasreen approaching India for the citizenship and that too after living in Sweden for 10 years, tells it all.. Let Indian Muslims know if they are better off in India or else where..

RK^2

I thought Ms. Mirza was defeated in third round inspite of fact that her parents were in Mecca praying for her success( they are supposed to be educated and progressive muslims :) ). We have been country of losers now our role models are losers too. Hail mother India!
abhishek
February 19th, 2005, 11:49 PM
There you go, usual suspects :-)
Praful Bidwai at his best

The Importance Of Sania Mirza

February 15, 2005

If there is an Indian equivalent of the Tiger Woods phenomenon, where a young person makes an unexpected and dramatic impact on a sport and its popular perception, it is undoubtedly Sania Mirza.................

http://www.rediff.com/news/2005/feb/15bidwai.htm
rkumar
February 20th, 2005, 12:28 AM
I thought Ms. Mirza was defeated in third round inspite of fact that her parents were in Mecca praying for her success( they are supposed to be educated and progressive muslims :) ). We have been country of losers now our role models are losers too. Hail mother India!

I think we are talking of her winning the WTA title in Hyderabad and not her loosing in third round in Australian open..Why spit venom all the time and look at glass half empty? What is wrong in praying Mecca for their daughter's sake ? Many of us would have done the same for our son or daughter I suppose... Don't complicate simple things my friend...Clap for the country..

RK^2