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Manish Sureshkumar, Vaidehi Chaudhari clinch national tennis titles

Manish Sureshkumar and Vaidehi Chaudhari lorded over their rivals in the finals to claim the men’s and women’s titles respectively at the Fenesta Open National hard-court tennis titles here on Sunday. Vaidehi cruised past Sai Samhitha 6-2, 6-0 while Manish dismantled the challenge from Digvijay Pratap Singh 6-2, 6-3 to emerge champions at the DLTA complex.
Manish Sureshkumar, Vaidehi Chaudhari clinch national tennis titles
Manish Sureshkumar and Vaidehi Chaudhari with their men's and women's winners trophy at the DLTA complex on Sunday.
NEW DELHI: Manish Sureshkumar and Vaidehi Chaudhari lorded over their rivals in the finals to claim the men’s and women’s titles respectively at the Fenesta Open National hard-court tennis titles here on Sunday.
Vaidehi cruised past Sai Samhitha 6-2, 6-0 while Manish dismantled the challenge from Digvijay Pratap Singh 6-2, 6-3 to emerge champions at the DLTA complex.
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“Digvijay is a tough competitor, and I am really glad that I got through the match. I think this was one of the best matches of mine in the tournament and I am glad that I could do it. I have been trying two years to win the Nationals and it feels really great to do it this time,” said Manish.
In the Under-18 finals, Maharashtra’s Madhurima Sawant, the second seed, outplayed Karnataka’s Suhitha Maruri 6-3, 6-2 to take the girls’ title while Denim Yadav overcame Aman Dahiya 7-6 (2), 6-4 for the boys’ title.
“I feel really happy to win the title. I enjoyed the match and am really happy to be a national winner now,” said Madhurima.
Denim had a tough time in the first set. In the tie-break, he was stronger on the big points to pull off the set. In the second, the Madhya Pradesh lad put his best foot forward.
“Today’s match was really a hard one. Aman is one of my closest friends. The first set was really close,” the boys’ champion said.
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K Kumaraswamy is a principal correspondent at The Times of India, Pune, and covers sports. He has been based in Delhi and Mumbai before shifting to Pune. A PG Diploma holder, Kumar has reported on Indian cricket, tennis, football and motor sports. He has been writing on Indian shooting recently.

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