In 2018, A twitter user questioned her nationality and wished her a 'Happy Independence Day' on August 14 on Twitter.

She said "No, my country's and my Independence Day is tomorrow (August 15) and my husband and his country are celebrating today (August 14). Hope your confusion is cleared. When is yours, by the way since you seem very confused?"

A Twitter user told Sania that she was a Pakistani, since she was married to cricketer Shoaib Malik, and suggested she should stay away from commenting on India's problems.

Sania hit back saying she's an Indian and NO LOW LIFE will tell her which country she belonged to. "I play for India, I am Indian and always will be.. and maybe if u look beyond religion and country one day you may just also stand for humanity,"

When the tralier of Alia Bhatt’s “Raazi” released, some people compared the story to the life of Sania Mirza who got married to Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik.

Sania just said. "Ummm.. I think not"

In 2016, when India was playing Pakistan in a cricket match, Sania Mirza started trending on Twitter and some fans started to troll her.

Sania reacted to this with a tweet and a hashtag "some people seriously need to get a life"

In 2005, Demanding her to cover up. She was targeted and criticized for wearing short skirts and revealing tops on the international tennis circuit.

Sania replied, "As long as I am winning people should not care whether my skirt is 6 inches long or 6 feet long".