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What’s Good About Falling

By Prajwal Hegde

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About the book

Indian tennis star Arya Ashok is twenty-seven and ranked among the world’s top ten players. But she’s dogged by a breathing disorder, and a Grand Slam title remains elusive. Leading international media have dubbed her the game’s ‘most famous quarterfinalist’. Only twenty-five, Arvind Ram is the biggest new name in world cricket. After a difficult childhood, with little love and even less money, the fast bowler is enjoying great success on the field. When the dashing Arvind woos Arya at Wimbledon, an unlikely romance blossoms, sparking media coverage across continents. But while Arya is beginning to tire of life on the go, Arvind’s reign at the top has only just begun. With their careers and lives moving in different directions, can their love win this match?

Pages: 328

Available in: Paperback

Language: English

Prajwal Hegde

Prajwal Hegde has been working with The Times of India since 2005. She is TOI’s Tennis Editor. She has also covered a number of other sports including athletics and cricket. She played tennis at the state and national levels. Prajwal lives in Bengaluru with her husband Dr Sanjay Hegde.

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