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15-Year-Old Tanvi Sharma Hopes To Emulate PV Sindhu's Aggression In Uber Cup

Groomed by a sports-loving mother, inspired by the peerless P V Sindhu and aspiring to be Indian badminton's aggressive new kid on the block. Tanvi Sharma is nothing like an average 15-year-old. Her claim to limited fame at this point is the fact that she is the youngest member of India's women's squad for this month's Thomas and Uber Cup in Chengdu, China. "I want to become like Sindhu didi, she is my inspiration. I watch all her matches. It was great to just be around her in Malaysia, she was very friendly," gushed Tanvi in a telephonic interview with PTI, recalling her experience of observing the double Olympic-medallist during the Badminton Asia Team Championships where she was part of the squad but did not play.

Zvonimir Ivisic to transfer from Kentucky to Arkansas - ESPN

Kentucky freshman Zvonimir Ivisic announced Monday he will follow John Calipari and transfer to Arkansas.

2024 NFL draft: Louis Riddick's favorite prospects, sleepers - ESPN

I've been watching a ton of tape on the 2024 NFL draft's top prospects to prepare for the three days of action, which begins just over one week from now. A few players really jumped out in film study, so I wanted to break down five potential first-rounders and five sleepers I really like this year. These are guys I'd be targeting if I were running an NFL team and players I think have a really good chance to be stars in the pros.

15-Year-Old Tanvi Sharma Hopes To Emulate PV Sindhu's Aggression In Uber Cup

Groomed by a sports-loving mother, inspired by the peerless P V Sindhu and aspiring to be Indian badminton's aggressive new kid on the block. Tanvi Sharma is nothing like an average 15-year-old. Her claim to limited fame at this point is the fact that she is the youngest member of India's women's squad for this month's Thomas and Uber Cup in Chengdu, China. "I want to become like Sindhu didi, she is my inspiration. I watch all her matches. It was great to just be around her in Malaysia, she was very friendly," gushed Tanvi in a telephonic interview with PTI, recalling her experience of observing the double Olympic-medallist during the Badminton Asia Team Championships where she was part of the squad but did not play.