India scripted history at the Davis Cup, defeating Switzerland 3-1 in an away tie — their first such triumph over a European nation since 1993. But behind this monumental victory lies a darker truth: Indian players had to battle not just their opponents, but also the failures of their own federation. From logistical nightmares to officials prioritising personal perks over team needs, India’s tennis system continues to fail its players. Gursshheen Gahllen dives into how Indian tennis thrives only because of its players’ resilience, while the administration risks choking its future. What does India need to do to shine at the biggest stage?