Sania Mirza Federation Asian Cup "2013"

SANIA MIRZA AND MAHESH BHUPATHI ELENA VESNINA

Sania Mirza caried forward her good form from the previous year to guide Team India into the Fed Cup Asia/Oceania Zone Group I for 2013. She also captured her second Grand Slam crown - the French Open with Mahesh Bhupathi - and reached partner Elena Vesnina and Bhupathi, in doubles and mixed doubles, respectively. Dragged into the ugly ego clashes and bickering between the AITA and some illustrious peers ahead of the London Olympics, she held her own and earned the respect of the tennis fraternity.

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TENNIS INTERNATIONAL ACHIEVERS

SERENA WILLIAMS
After failing in the opening round of the French Open - the first time in her carrer- American Serena Williams went on to make 2012 her own by winning her 14th Grand Slam title at Wimbledon before teaming up with sister Venus for the doubles crown too. She then won Olympic gold medals (singles, and doubles withVenus) in style to become only the second woman after Steffy  Graf to complete the career golden slam and the first woman to win all four majors and the Olympic gold in doubles.

VICTORIA AZARENKA
The blonde Bela russian began another impressive and lucrative year-she earned just under $8 million - on Tour by winning the Australian Open and rightfully claimed her place as world No. 1 in the process. Her women's singles gold in London was her nation's first Olympic medal in tennis.

MARIA SHARAPOVA
The Russian beauty became just the sixth woman in the open era to complete the carrer slam when she triumphed at the French Open. An Olympic silver in her first Games and the fact that she briefly regaine the world No.1 ranking made sure will remain a force going into 2013.

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INTERNATIONAL ACHIEVERS

ROGER FEDERER
Just as people began questioning his ability to match the likes of Djokovic or Nadal. swiss ace Roger Federer captured his seventh Wimbledon crown to match his idol Pete Sampras. Just weeks later, Federer lost out on an Olympic singles gold, losing the title clash to Murray.

NOVAK DJOKOVIC
After a mind-blowing2011, in which he won 10 tournaments, Novak Djokovic got 2012 off to a great start, winning the Australian Open against Rafael Nadal. That the match at five hours and 53 minutes, was the longest in Grand Slam history only highlighted the Serb's physical and mental toughness. Reaching three finals in four majors, finishing fourth at the Olympics and winning the year-ending World Tour Finals sets him up nicely for another fine run in 2013.

RAFAEL NADAL
In a season plagued for months by a recurring knee injury, Rafael Nadal still managed to dazzle as he notched up his seventh French Open title. In the process the Spaniard also proved that he was the true king or Roland Garros as he surpassed the legendary Bjorn Borg's record. Tendinitis forced him to miss the Olympics and the US Open as he dropped to No, 4 in world rankings.

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Sanchin tendulkar Retired in ODI indian Cricket team

Sachin Tendulkar  The Legend of indian cricket team he is lso known as father of cricket nnounced his retirement today and his careers come to an end with several memorable moments .

 The genius batsman from mumbai ends his career today .Sachin played 463 Matches in Odis and make 18,426 runs in this he made 49 hundreds(centuries) and 96 half centuries all world records earned over a massive 23 year long career.But he will give importance to his win of world cup 2011 win above all these .Tendulkar turns into 40 in April gives retired to 50 overs match today.The BCCI's (Board Of Cricket Contol In India)Website  announced that Tendulkar has conveyed his decision to president of BCCI N.Srinivasan.

Sanchin tendulkar have to retired from one day international matches ie odi format (50)overs.His statement Published on BCCI.tv said.

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