Sania Mirza and Martina Navratilova – two absolute legends – were passing down some of their knowledge.

Navratilova is one of the all-time greats of the sport, a former No.1 in both singles and doubles.

The Czech-born American won 18 Grand Slam titles in singles, 31 in doubles and 10 in mixed doubles.

Mirza just won her first Grand Slam doubles title but already had three Grand Slam mixed doubles titles.

The Indian trailblazer rose to No.1 in doubles earlier this year, the first Indian woman to be No.1.

She was presented a special gift from the WTA for the aforementioned rise to World No.1 in doubles.

The legendary pair also took part in a panel discussion at the Sheraton Hyderabad after the clinics.

Mirza isn’t just a trailblazer on the tennis court, she’s a major humanitarian off of the court.

Also there was Karman Kaur Thandi, who won the inaugural WTA Future Stars event in Singapore last year.

And Melissa Pine, Tournament Director of the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore presented by SC Global.

The whirlwind day wrapped up at night – stay tuned on wtatennis.com for much more from Hyderabad!