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Sania Mirza

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Sania Mirza is a former Indian professional tennis player who became one of the country's most successful players in women's doubles. She reached the world number one ranking in doubles and won six Grand Slam titles across women's doubles and mixed doubles. Mirza won major doubles titles with partners including Martina Hingis and Ivan Dodig, and she represented India in international competition before retiring from professional tennis.

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What are Sania Mirza's biggest Grand Slam wins?

She won six Grand Slam titles: three in women's doubles and three in mixed doubles. Her women's doubles majors came at Wimbledon and the US Open in 2015 and the Australian Open in 2016, while her mixed titles came at the Australian Open in 2009, Roland Garros in 2012, and the US Open in 2014.

When did Sania Mirza become world No. 1?

She reached No. 1 in the WTA doubles rankings on April 13, 2015. That made her the first Indian woman to reach No. 1 in either singles or doubles.

Who was Sania Mirza's famous doubles partner?

Martina Hingis was her best-known 2015 partnership, and the pair won three straight majors: Wimbledon 2015, the US Open 2015, and the Australian Open 2016. Mirza also won Grand Slam mixed doubles titles with Mahesh Bhupathi and Bruno Soares.

When did Sania Mirza play her final professional match?

She played her final professional match at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships in February 2023. The WTA lists her as retired, with a career-high doubles ranking of No. 1.

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