Does India lack the required facilities to produce world-class tennis stars?
600552
Yes. And if you think about it, even if India does have the required facilities, how many indian would rather use their time to practice tennis than going to school or work? I only know of one, but her rank (the last time i checked) is fifty.
624751
In India, we now have most of the top American brands manufactured and sold right here. So we have Nike, Reebok, then we have KFC, McDonald's, Pizza Hut, American Pizza, etc., Walmart will probably come in, in a while. We are luck in  the sense that many countries want to tap the Indian market, so we have Mercedes cars, Volkswagen plan to set up a plant here, Ford and GM have plants here, as do Suzuki, Toyota, Hyundai, Skoda, etc.\n\nMost of them have Indian partners, and with the growing in economy and the demographic advantage (I think shortly 60% of the 1.1 billion population will be less than 30 years of age, there is room for more.  st
1011160
yes atleast in India. Her killer qualities & a zooming forehand are a threat. She's beaten some top players. Her Hyderabad title has inspired more girls to hit the ball at age of six. Tennis is not now far behind to become as popular as cricket.
1004687
Many small countries cannot afford to take part in international sports.  And, if a country is small enough, it may not have all that many athletes at the world class level.
477223
No.  The country while beautiful does not have large enought statiums, resources and the population to fill the statiums
735790
Why India and pakistan arent able to do good under pressure ???  IS that ur question \nn its fitness ..............................
1105706
India are strong contenders as do South Africa and Pakistan. India has a bunch of youngsters who are given lot of chances bfore the world cup. The bench strength of India is greater than that in the previous cup
133646
First of all, people need to break the taboo that becoming an athlete is not a bad career move (like how back in my parents time, singers and dancers were looked down upon). Then, India needs to start building good training centers where people can start training for different sports. After that, they need to find some good coaches/trainers in Olympic worthy sports and start training people.
448125
for many reasons, it is india....\n1. pitches will suit india.\n2. climate is reallty hot in westindies\n3. mc grath and other australians are already old.\n4. indian batsman need not worry about swing\n5. since the pitch is going to keep low, many countries will use more than one spinner, which india can take advantge of as indians play spin better.\n6. englishmen will suffer from cramps like strauss due to heat
210567
This series will have no bearing as far as India is concerned but for England it is crucial to gain maximum overseas exposure in order to have a go at the Australian team for the cricketing supremacy.As far as India is concerned,like Sri Lanka & Pakistan they will continue aimless & directionless hoping for another miracle(all three had one in the past) in the world cup 2007.
767411
i would like to even though i havent played even one proper tournament even at the school level but i love playing tennis but i live in delhi,india
172913
ok, yhis two early bcoz she  had not win atp tour title yet outsoide india and she prove nothing just it thay indian can play tennis on international level
608056
Well there're 100s out there in a queue, waiting to play for India, performing in dosmestic cricket to catch the selectors' eyes. Mind u, there are some really quality sportsmen there who'll replace these worn-out players soon. Dhoni, Pathan etc are products of such kind of selections. \nVariety is the flavor of life. You wouldnt want to see Sachin  playing all ur life, would you?\nBesides that's a dumb question as Humans are not being cloned, cannot be cloned (according to worldwide treaties)
773159
Sania Mirza, of late has been paying lot more attention to her looks than her playing standard. At this rate, she might turn out to be the 'Indian Anna Kournikova' !\n\nConsidering all the factors (like commitment, attitude, court presence, results achieved, etc.), I feel Leander Paes is the most attractive tennis player India has produced so far. Mahesh Bhupati is very close to Paes.\n\nVijay Amritraj was really charming and had lots of talent but he could not produce results in proportion to his potential.
418100
No, they do not have the money or the facilities...\nSorry dude... there are way too many other cities too!
149645
No, I dont think so because India still need a genuine fast bowler wo can bowls 93 or 95 miles/hour because now cricket trend has changed. Time has gone when Pollock, Vaas and Streak were known as FAST bowlers.Now they are MEDIUM PACERS. With the cricket appearence of Shoaib Akhtar, Brett Lee, Mohammad Sami, Shame Bond, Steve Harmmison, Makhaya Ntini and Dilhara Fernando, a new fast bowling trend has emerged on cricket scene. Idia need that potential in bowling.\nAnother reason is that all recent victories India get by chasing. This shows that Indian bowling still dont have depth to contain the other team. Inia has performed well within subcontinent (India, Pakistan, Srilanka and Bangladesh) outside subcontinent its performance is not that impressive. West Indies always has bouncey wicket which helps bowlers, so india need to biuld up their bowling attack.
978540
If they perform to their potential and ability, they are defenitely going to be assets to Indian Team.  Unfortunately they are not doing justice to their potential.  One can see many youngsters coming to Indian Team in the near future before team for the world cup is selected.