Tennis. A game of skill, speed and accuracy. A game of the body, but also of the mind, where tactical brilliance can be the difference between success and failure. It’s a game that attracts millions of supporters across the world. Supporters who are mesmerised by the bouncing back and forth of a yellow ball, hooked on the suspense of where it will finally land and marvelling at the obscure angles crafted out of one mere racquet. As a lifelong tennis addict, there are two things I am sure of in this sport: it demands precision, and it demands excellence in all aspects of a player’s … Continue reading Anyone for Tennis? From the Floodlit League to Monte Carlo with Trinity