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Naresh Kumar, mentor of Paes and many others, passes away at 93

KOLKATA: Indian tennis lost its most loving 'sir' as Naresh Kumar passed away at the age of 93 in the city on Wednesday. He is survived by wife Sunita, son Arjun and two daughters - Gita and Preah.

The Times of India

Former Davis Cup captain and Leander Paes' mentor Naresh Kumar passes away

Former Davis Cup captain and Leander Paes' mentor Naresh Kumar passes away

Naresh Kumar made the fourth round of Wimbledon in 1955 before losing to the eventual champion and American No. 1 Tony Trabert. He was also a well-known sports commentator-cum-columnist

Leander, Jhulan get East Bengal’s highest honour

Leander, Jhulan get East Bengal’s highest honour

Club also felicitates former skippers Gautam Sarkar and Swapan Sengupta

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Matthew Ebden is touched by the warmth of India and Leander Paes

He is particularly impressed with Paes’s ‘’guile, and mysterious ways, of backing himself, and finding a way to win”

Wimbledon doubles champion Ebden joins TPL

International Olympic Day 2022: From Abhinav Bindra to Leander Paes, Indian greats share message of fair play

NEW DELHI: On the occasion of International Olympic Day 2022, star Indian athletes from across the country spread the Olympic message of friendship, unity and fair play through social media.

The Times of India

Animated show on legendary tennis star Leander Paes

HYDERABAD: A new animated show on legendary tennis star Leander Paes is being made by the Green Gold Animation.

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With better infrastructure, India will win more Olympic medals in hockey: Kapil Dev

With better infrastructure, India will win more Olympic medals in hockey: Kapil Dev

MUMBAI: The legendary Kapil Dev feels cricket reached "new heights" in India due to an upgrade in infrastructure and providing better facilities will help sports like hockey win more medals at the Olympics.

The Times of India

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