Sania is set to participate in a series of competitions in the United Kingdom, ahead of the Tokyo Olympics. She will be playing in the Nottingham Open, which starts from June 6, followed by the Birmingham Open on June 14. She will also be taking part in the Eastbourne Open on June 20, followed by Wimbledon on June 28.
A part of the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS), she also recently approached the Sports Ministry, asking for help with the visa of her son and his caretaker. Sania revealed that she can't leave a two-year old child behind for her tennis tournaments.
The Sports Ministry has also already sent a letter to the Ministry of External Affairs of Government of India, to take up the matter in the United Kingdom, through London's Indian Embassy.
A Padma Shri and Arjuna Awardee, Sania will be hoping to leave a mark in the upcoming tennis tournaments.