tennis
Smashed Hard
Boria Majumdar
Andre Agassi casts out the demons of his past by writing about his cursed tryst with the sport that made him an icon.
The Ghost of a Lost Final
In 1974, India reached the final of the Davis Cup. But the Government forced the team to boycott the match as the host, South Africa, was under apartheid rule. The players are still not sure if it was the right decision. Also, they reveal old grouses against the Amritraj brothers
Somdev’s Tussle with History
Somdev Devvarman, India’s Davis Cup hero, was US college circuit champion two years in a row. Though these winners haven’t done too well on the pro circuit, he has the heart to buck the trend
Moral of the Federer Story
The misfortune of those who do not follow the tennis of our times is that they are missing a unique form of literature, a one-man art, and a genius as rare as an asteroid strike
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