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UP’s Sood brothers walk away with doubles title

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Tejasvi Dabas returns a shot during a match against Riya Sachdeva at the CLTA complex in Sector 10, Chandigarh, on Thursday. Tribune photo: Pardeep Tewari
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The team of Chandril Sood and Lakshit Sood from Uttar Pradesh won the men’s doubles title by defeating Delhi’s pair of Sagar Kumar and Moksh Puri during the CLTA-AITA National Ranking Tennis Championship for Men & Women at the Sector 10 complex.

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The Sood brothers won the first set 6-3, but the rival team bounced back in the second with 1-6. In the final game, both teams had a neck-and-neck fight before the team of Sood brothers registered 10-7 win for the title.

In another tense final, the team of Mahika Khanna and Riya Sachdeva won the women’s doubles title by logging a stunning comeback 1-6 6-4 16-14 win over Tejasvi Dabas and Divya Sharma.

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In the men’s singles semifinals, top seed Sarthak Suden faced a tough fight from Haryana’s Parv Nage before entering the final. The first set went in the tie-break, and Suden was lucky to escape with a 7-6(4) result in his favour. Nage was in no mood to let go easily over the top seed and bounced back strongly with a 1-6 verdict to level the match. In the final set, Suden and Nage again played some good tennis, before the former bagged the set 6-3.

Like the first semifinal, the second one between Manipur’s Shanker Heisnam and Haryana’s Jagmeet Singh remained a tough outing for both players. While Heisnam won the first set 6-2, Jagmeet took the next 5-7(4). In the final set, Heisnam had the last laugh with a 6-2 win for the final.

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Top seed Punjab’s Sahira Singh moved into the women’s final by defeating Mahika Khanna of Uttar Pradesh 6-2 6-4, whereas second seed Tejsavi Dabas defeated Delhi’s R Sachdeva 7-5 7-6(3).

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