From Bangalore and HINDU, online edition of India's National Newspaper, Thursday February 16, 2006 --
Camille Pin is blessed with a bigger tennis brain than a game. She got on Sania Mirza's nerves in the second set with a combination of patience and smart lobbing to send the top seed out of the Bangalore Open 1-6, 7-5, 6-2, at the ...
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SHOCKING (says the HINDU): "After winning the first set, Sania Mirza lost her cool and went down to Camille Pin in the WTA Bangalore Open."
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"It takes practice to learn to play against such players. Her shots had no pace, and when you have so much time to hit, it's more difficult. I guess I have to learn to adapt," said Sania.
Said the delighted Pin: "She's good at offence, I'm good at defence. The shots that I hit are not my natural style of playing, but I had to do something different after the first set. I also cut down on my mistakes, because I don't hit that many winners."
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