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	'''Calcutta South Club''' is ~~on Woodburn Park Road beside Woodburn Park,~~ [[~~Kolkata~~]], [[~~India~~]] ~~is a venue for~~ [[~~lawn tennis]]. [[Davis cup~~]] ~~matches used to be held here. It is behind the Bhowanipor Education Institute or College of South Kolkata. There is also a tennis training centre~~. The ~~calcutta south club was established in 1920. Later it was made into a Ltd Company where the members are its shareholders. The club~~ is ~~known as "the cradle of the game (lawn tennis) in the country (India)" as it nurtured many talents from~~ the [[~~Dilip Bose]~~] to Jaidip Mukherjee and Premjit Lal and Naresh Kumar and Akhtar Ali to Zeeshan Ali and Leander Paes to Syed Fazaluddin all of whom are Davis Cup Players for the Country of India.<ref>[http://www.aitatennis.com/New%20AITA/about.html All India Tennis Association] ~~{{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111122071350/http://www.aitatennis.com/New%20AITA/about~~.~~html \|date=2011-11-22 }}</ref>~~		'''Calcutta South Club''' is a historic [[lawn tennis]] club and tennis training centre in [[Kolkata]], [[India]]. The Club is on Woodburn Park Road beside Woodburn Park, located adjacent to the [[Bhawanipur Education Society College]].

	The first Grass Court National Championship of India was held at ~~South~~ Club in 1946 and won by ~~the~~ Dilip Bose.		The Club was established in 1920 to provide a tennis venue for all communities within the city. In 1959, it was made into a [[Ltd.]] company where the members are its shareholders. In addition to its six historic grass (lawn) courts, over time the Club added six clay (1985) and five asphalt-based rubberized courts (2004), making it one of the few clubs worldwide providing all three surfaces for play.<ref>{{cite web \|title=History \|url=http://calcuttasouthclub.com/about/history/ \|website=Calcutta South Club \|access-date=28 June 2021}}</ref>

			The club is known as "the cradle of the game (lawn tennis) in the country (India)," as it nurtured many talents, including [[Dilip Bose]], Jaidip Mukherjee, Premjit Lal, Naresh Kumar, Akhtar Ali, Zeeshan Ali, Leander Paes, and Syed Fazaluddin, all of whom were Davis Cup players for the country of India.<ref>[http://www.aitatennis.com/New%20AITA/about.html All India Tennis Association] {{webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111122071350/http://www.aitatennis.com/New%20AITA/about.html \|date=2011-11-22 }}</ref>

			The first Grass Court National Championship of India was held at the Club in 1946, and was won by [[Dilip Bose]].

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'''Calcutta South Club''' is on Woodburn Park Road beside Woodburn Park, [[Kolkata]], [[India]] is a venue for [[lawn tennis]]. [[Davis cup]] matches used to be held here. It is behind the Bhowanipor Education Institute or College of South Kolkata. There is also a tennis training centre. The calcutta south club was established in 1920. Later it was made into a Ltd Company where the members are its shareholders. The club is known as "the cradle of the game (lawn tennis) in the country (India)" as it nurtured many talents from the [[Dilip Bose]] to Jaidip Mukherjee and Premjit Lal and Naresh Kumar and Akhtar Ali to Zeeshan Ali and Leander Paes to Syed Fazaluddin all of whom are Davis Cup Players for the Country of India.<ref>[http://www.aitatennis.com/New%20AITA/about.html All India Tennis Association] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111122071350/http://www.aitatennis.com/New%20AITA/about.html |date=2011-11-22 }}</ref>

The first Grass Court National Championship of India was held at South Club in 1946 and won by the Dilip Bose.

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[[Category:Clubs and societies in India]]
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