Bhambri reflects on injury setbacks and gratitude for competing

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Yuki Bhambri's tennis career has been repeatedly interrupted by injuries that have affected both his performance and his ranking. After a promising start to the 2026 season, he was held back by an elbow injury and a quad strain. Despite these setbacks, Bhambri says he is grateful to still be competing and remains determined to improve his game. His experience is being presented as a story of resilience in the face of adversity.

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