After matching Sania's milestone, Maaya wants to keep her feet on the ground

Published 05 Nov 2026, 10:41 IST

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CHENNAI: The significance of her achievement is not lost on 17-year-old Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi, but the teenager is in no hurry to get carried away, preferring to let her tennis do the talking after ending the 14-year wait for an Indian woman to reach a WTA Tour-level singles quarterfinal. The…

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After matching Sania's milestone, Maaya wants to keep her feet on the ground

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After matching Sania's milestone, Maaya wants to keep her feet on the ground

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DT Next Center Daily Thanthi Group 05 Nov 2026, 11:34 IST

Maaya keen to keep feet on ground after landmark WTA quarterfinal entry

CHENNAI: The significance of her achievement is not lost on 17-year-old Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi, but the teenager is in no hurry to get carried away, preferring to let her tennis do the talking after ending the 14-year wait for an Indian woman to reach a WTA Tour-level singles quarterfinal. The…

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