Asian Games: women's tennis coach Ankita's optimism for a strong performance

Ankita Bhambri, coach of India's women's tennis team, is optimistic about their performance at the upcoming Asian Games in Hongzhou from September 23 to October 8. Bhambri believes that the Indian women's team, consisting of Ankita Raina, Karman Kaur Thandi, Rutuja Bhosale, and Prarthana Thombare, is well-prepared and ready to excel in the Games.

Inspiration from Indian tennis stars

Bhambri draws inspiration from the success of Indian tennis stars like Sania Mirza, who has achieved remarkable feats in the sport. She encourages young talents to work hard and follow their passion, believing that with determination, they can conquer the world of tennis.

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Bhambri emphasizes that India possesses an abundance of tennis talent, and the consistent success of top Indian players on the international stage serves as a significant source of inspiration for younger generations. She encourages aspiring players to set clear goals and work diligently towards achieving them.

Boost in confidence

The recent successes of Indian tennis players like Rohan Bopanna, who was the runner-up in the US Open men's doubles, and Sumit Nagal, who reached the finals of the ATP Tulln Challenger, have boosted the confidence of the Indian contingent for the Asian Games. Bhambri believes that the presence of accomplished players in the team motivates others and contributes to their success on the international stage.

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Bhambri also reflects on her own career, highlighting her doubles success with Sania Mirza in the national championship when they were just 15 years old. This experience remains one of the most significant moments in her career, and she acknowledges Sania Mirza as a role model for players not only in India and Asia but around the world.

As India gears up for the Asian Games, Ankita Bhambri's belief in the potential of Indian women's tennis serves as a source of inspiration for aspiring players and fans alike.