Sania Mirza responds to Shoaib Malik's heartfelt message

Sania Mirza responds to Shoaib Malik's heartfelt message

Indian tennis star Sania Mirza  lately bowed out of her Grand Slam career,  entering well wishes and  dispatches from her  favored bones

including her hubby and Pakistani cricketer, Shoaib Malik.   Malik called Sania" stopgap" for all women in sports and said that he was proud of everything that she has achieved in her long- gauging  career.  

" You're the  important-  demanded stopgap for all the women in sports. Super proud of you for all you have achieved in your career. You are an alleviation for  numerous, keep going strong. numerous congratulations on an  unthinkablecareer.," he stated.   Sania, responding to her hubby, replied with a" thank you" and a smiling face emoji.   

The 36- time-old athlete who played her first Grand Slam 18 times ago —  shared in the last Australian Open event of her career on Friday.   She delivered a gash- jerking farewell speech at the Australian Open. The tennis star could hardly keep a check on her  feelings and said" I just want to start with that if I cry, these are happy gashes and not sad gashes so that’s just a disclaimer."   

Sania also mentioned that while she'd play a many  further  events, she had  abnegated from professional tennis and concluded her speech by thanking everyone for their support. “ Thank you so much for all the support all week guys and all my life, really. It’s been truly, truly special and I wouldn't have achieved anything without each and every single bone

of you.   “ Thank you  veritably much for everything and thank you, Australia for making me feel at home. ”   From 2009 to 2016, Sania won six Grand Slam doubles titles – three each in the women’s doubles and mixed doubles. In 2015, she indeed came the world'sNo. 

1 in the women’s doubles ranking.   The Australian Open Twitter account also participated a post lauding Sania for her  fidelity and success, saying “ A trailblazer for women in sport. Thank you, Sania."   From 2009 to 2016, Sania won six Grand Slam doubles titles – three each in the women’s doubles and mixed doubles. In 2015, she indeed came the world'sNo. 1 in the women’s doubles ranking.