Anand Amritraj

Davis Cup 2019: AITA names Rohit Rajpal as India's non-playing captain for Pakistan tie; Mahesh Bhupathi's spell may be over

Rohit Rajpal has been appointed as the non-playing captain for India's team to face Pakistan in the Davis Cup tie.

Down memory lane: Anand Amritraj recalls an era when prize money was meagre and Grand Slam champs stood in line for food

Armed with a sharp memory and a capacity for exasperation, Anand Amritraj rattles off tales of days when tennis was still an expensive sport but hardly rich.

AITA removes SP Misra, Zeeshan Ali from senior selection committee; Ankita Bhambri, Vishal Uppal named replacements

The national tennis federation on Wednesday removed chairman SP Misra and Davis Cup coach Zeeshan Ali from the senior national selection committee and replaced them with Ankita Bhambri and Vishal Uppal.

Davis Cup: Leander Paes' record will stay till eternity, feels India's tennis fraternity

Paes, approaching 45, surpassed Italy's Nicola Pietrangeli to take that record 43rd win, which made him the most successful doubles player in the history of Davis Cup.

India's only ATP event Chennai Open's shift to Pune disappoints Amritraj brothers

Amritraj brothers unhappy with the shift of India's only ATP event from Chennai to Pune after 21 years. Vijay Amritraj said, "It is sad that the city (Chennai) has lost the event."

Leander Paes' fall from grace: By venting his frustration in public, he has incensed fans and players alike

When the six-man team was pruned to four and was without Leander Paes, the latter turned defiantly petulant. He did his image and reputation little good after that with statements which later turned his reading of the situation incorrect.

Mahesh Bhupathi has opened a can of worms, Leander Paes' Davis Cup era looks set to end

For a number of years now, there has been speculation as to why so many Indian players have refused to play with Leander Paes. Mahesh Bhupathi’s Facebook post has now revealed details of specific incidents.

Davis Cup: India vs New Zealand went according to script, but Indian tennis story is not as smooth

India’s Davis Cup tie against New Zealand seemed pretty straightforward to the outside observer with a 4-1 win, but will the script of tennis in India make happy reading after this?

Davis Cup: Anand Amritraj hails India's 4-1 win over New Zealand, says it 'exceeded expectations'

India's outgoing Davis Cup tennis captain Anand Amritraj on Sunday sounded extremely pleased with the 4-1 victory over New Zealand to progress to the second round of the Asia Oceania Group I and said it exceeded expectations.

Davis Cup: Yuki Bhambri makes winning return from injury for India, targets a healthy 2017

More than his indisputable skill, the recovery from injury will determine where Yuki Bhambri stands at the end of this year.