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Indian tennis player Sania Mirza practices at the Bangladesh Tennis Federation in Dhaka January 26, 2011. Mirza is accompanying her husband, Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik, who is playing in the Bangladesh Premier
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Sania Mirza pulls out of US Open 2022 with injury; changes retirement plans
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Sania Mirza played quality tennis like no other Indian woman has ever done before - The Economic Times
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Sania Mirza announces retirement, to quit tennis after 2022 season
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After trailblazing 20-year career, Indian tennis superstar Sania Mirza plays her final match | News Channel 3-12
Indian sports fraternity lauds Sania Mirza on conclusion of "glorious grand slam career"
India's star tennis player Sania Mirza announced her retirement, 2022 will be her last season
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Indian tennis superstar Sania Mirza wants to inspire young athletes at Dubai academy | Arab News
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Sania Mirza, India's Tennis Superstar, Exits the Australian Open and Soon, a Career - The New York Times
