Oct 13, 2009 | Expressindia
Cilic to be back in Chennai to defend title
Chennai Defending champion and world number 13 Marin Cilic of Croatia has confirmed his participation in the Aircel Chennai Open 2010, to be held here from January 5 to 11.
Crushing Conquest: Cilic Routs Nadal To Reach Final
In their first meeting, Marin Cilic made a lasting impression on Rafael Nadal. The 6-foot-6 Croatian raced out to a 5-0 lead and cruised into the China Open final with a crushing 6-1, 6-3 conquest of Nadal at the Beijing National Tennis Center today.
Mario Ancic And David Nalbandian: Hard Road Back To Tennis From Injury
Fluctuating form, and assorted injuries have played havoc with the top few positions in the men's rankings in recent months.
Animals are on the pitch are age-old sporting event. Share Text Size 1 of 12 WAITING GAME: Arnaud di Pasquale of France waits as a pigeon holds up play at Wimbledon's during his match against Britain's Tim Henman.
Shark Bites: Tallest Grand Slam Contenders
ATP stats and information guru Greg Sharko looks at the numbers behind the stories of the ATP World Tour in his regular column, 'Shark Bites'. TALLEST QUARTER-FINAL GRAND SLAM MATCH-UPS Marin Cilic and Juan Martin del Potro are playing in the first Grand Slam quarter-final between two players who are 6'6" . In all but one of the previous ...
Devin Britton nervously adjusted his blue K-Swiss ball cap and leaned into an easy warm-up forehand early Monday afternoon.
Top ranked Canadian tennis player Frank Dancevic can't seem to catch a break at the Rogers Cup.
Top ranked Canadian tennis player Frank Dancevic can't seem to catch a break at the Rogers Cup.
Nalbandian, Ancic withdraw from U.S. Open field
David Nalbandian of Argentina and Mario Ancic of Croatia have withdrawn from the U.S. Open.
Mario Ancic: Somethings in Life Do Deserve a Second Chance...
When Mario Ancic defeated Roger Federer in the first round of Wimbledon 2002, he must have had no inkling that he had created a name for himself in the history books which would run for the course of the next six years... by Rohini Iyer 0 63 reads Opinion July 20, 2009 When Mario Ancic defeated Roger Federer in the first round of Wimbledon 2002, he ...
Russia blames 'murderous' calendar for loss as US, Argentina ousted too
RUSSIA'S tennis chief has blamed the "murderous" international calendar for his team's shock defeat by Israel in their Davis Cup quarterfinals.
No Surrender: Bryan Brothers Give USA Life
Mike and Bob Bryan brought their standard no-surrender style and energetic chest-bumping energy to the court and Croatia countered with complete capitulation.
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Cilic, Croatia finish off Blake, U.S. at Davis Cup
The United States was eliminated by Croatia in the Davis Cup quarterfinals Sunday when Marin Cilic beat James Blake to clinch the victory.
Tennis Tales, Pt. 1: The Wrong Phraseology Connection
Beginning this week, I have tentatively decided to embark upon a weekly series highlighting several aspects of the sport in a lighthearted manner... by Rohini Iyer 4 59 reads Opinion July 10, 2009 Beginning this week, I have tentatively decided to embark upon a weekly series highlighting several aspects of the sport in a lighthearted manner.
PREVIEW Blake to open for US against Karlovic - Summary
James Blake will sharpen his focus in a Davis Cup quarter-final opening challenge with Croatian serving machine Ivo Karlovic as the US aims for a first victory Friday after two losses to the Europeans.
Djokovic mourns end of serve and volley
World No.4 Novak Djokovic on Tuesday mourned the decline of serve and volley which once dominated Wimbledon.
Karlovic, Cilic to lead Croatia against the U.S.
Wimbledon quarter-finalist Ivo Karlovic and world number 13 Marin Cilic have been selected to represent Croatia in next week's Davis Cup tie against the United States.
Murray Advances, and Crowd Approves
Wimbledon was transformed for good Monday as Andy Murray played into the night under the bright lights of tennis's newest indoor-outdoor facility.
All-Star Line Up In Fourth Round
Such is the quality of the fourth-round line-up on Monday at The Championships, nearly 200 ardent tennis fans had already pitched their tents in the queue on Friday night - " prepared to camp out in Wimbledon Park over the weekend to buy a show-court ticket.
He stands on the verge of the all-time record for Grand Slam titles. His biggest rival is hobbled and absent.
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