
Strong fundamentals and a sharp tactical mind make Tavish a name to watch out for Premium
The Hindu
Indian junior tennis standout Tavish Pahwa impresses coach Todd Clark, aiming for global success with European training.
Indian tennis has many juniors striving hard to make a mark and forge their path towards becoming professionals.
While there is no dearth of effort from most, some stand out to the discerning eye, like Tavish Pahwa, who wound up 2024 as the country’s No. 1 in both the under-16 and under-14 sections.
The best evaluation of such a talent is done by a coach of considerable calibre, like Australian Todd Clark, who has been associated with Indian tennis for about 15 years.
Having worked with Tavish for about a year and a half, he believes the 15-year-old will soon be “a name to watch” on the global stage.
“Athletically gifted, Tavish has excellent movement, speed and agility on the court. His ability to cover all areas of the court, paired with a sharp tactical mind, sets him apart from his peers,” Todd explained.
“He reads the game exceptionally well, often anticipating his opponent’s moves and devising effective strategies to counter them. His composure and court awareness are rare qualities for someone of his age.”
Further analysing the youngster, Todd spoke highly about his technical and mental capabilities.













