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One of the main factors which hold women back from going back to full-time jobs is the motherhood guilt.

This was Sania’s 42nd WTA doubles title and first since Brisbane International trophy in 2007 with American partner Bethanie Mattek-Sands.

The 32-year-old made a stunning comeback after taking a two-year sabbatical from 2016 to 2018 after she became a mother.

Sania Mirza is likely to make a comeback in next year’s Brisbane International and in the Hobart International before appearing at the Australia Open. She will play both the women’s doubles and the mixed doubles events.

Sania Mirza is now working with her Australian trainer Robert for a few months in Dubai. She further said, “There is no goal. Whatever happens in life hereon, regarding tennis, it will be just a plus.