“Injuries can end a sportsperson's career and I am glad I have been able to make a comeback and make it to the world's top 10 in doubles and have done reasonably well in mixed doubles. I always believed I had tennis left in me and I am grateful to god for this opportunity.”

—  Sania Mirza

Source: Boria Majumdar "I'll play with anyone for my country: Sania Mirza"

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