THOMBARE Prarthana Gulabrao

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Asian Games
Semifinal	Women's Doubles	2014	Incheon, KOR
Quarterfinal	Women's Team	2014	Incheon, KOR
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2018	Indonesia
Olympic Games
1/16 Final	Women's Doubles	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
WTA Race
Quarterfinal	Women's Doubles	2018	Tianjin Open
Quarterfinal	Women's Doubles	2018	Jiangxi Open
Quarterfinal	Women's Doubles	2018	ASB Classic
Quarterfinal	Women's Doubles	2017	Ericsson Open
Quarterfinal	Women's Doubles	2017	BRD Bucharest Open
Quarterfinal	Women's Doubles	2017	Internationaux de Strasbourg
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2023	Ladies Open Lausanne
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2023	Copa Colsanitas
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2022	Jasmin Open Monastir
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2022	Tallinn Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2022	Chennai Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2019	Palermo Ladies Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2019	BRD Bucharest Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2019	Nurnberger Versicherungscup
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2019	TEB BNP Paribas Istanbul Cup
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2019	Samsung Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2018	Guangzhou Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2018	Citi Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2018	Internationaux de Strasbourg
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2018	Abierto GNP Seguros
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2018	Taiwan Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2018	Hobart International
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2017	BGL BNP Paribas Luxembourg Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2017	Tianjin Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2016	Tashkent Open
Last 16	Women's Doubles	2016	Internationaux de Strasbourg
1/16 Final	Women's Doubles	2019	Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships
South Asian Games
1	Women's Doubles	2019	Nepal
1	Women's Doubles	2016	Guwahati, IND
2	Mixed Doubles	2019	Nepal
2	Mixed Doubles	2016	Guwahati, IND
Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games
2	Mixed Doubles	2017	Ashgabat, TKM
2	Women's Doubles	2017	Ashgabat, TKM

Athlete

English, Hindi

Right (tennisexplorer, 08 Aug 2014)

She began playing tennis at age seven in Barshi, India. (Facebook page, 28 Jun 2018; sportskeeda, 13 Jun 2016)

Her grandfather encouraged her to take up the sport. "When I first started playing, there was just one small court that had no proper facilities. We didn't know what the proper rules were, we didn't have television to teach us, so we used to play what was taught to us by our elders. Over time, I realised tennis was a very different sport than what I had learned. It was when I started to beat more senior players as an amateur that my parents decided that I should take up tennis." (sportskeeda, 13 Jun 2016)

Indian tennis player Sania Mirza. (sportskeeda, 13 Jun 2016)

In 2015 she received the Chhatrapati Award from the Indian government. (cricfit, 13 Feb 2018)