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Arnav Bishnoi, Vanya Arora win tennis titles

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Updated At : 12:20 PM Feb 18, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, February 17

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Top seed Arnav Bishnoi and third seed Vanya Arora won U-18 singles titles for boys and girls, respectively, of the CLTA-AITA Championship Series (CS-7) Tennis Tournament.

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Arnav Bishnoi defeated Sumukh Marya 6-3, 6-2 in straight sets in the boys’ under-18 singles final. In the girls under-18 singles final, 3rd seed Vanya Arora outplayed Reet Arora 6-1, 6-3. Vanya Arora played an aggressive game to beat Reet Arora without feeling much pressure.

However, Reet Arora won the girls U-14 singles title. Reet upset top seed Jasmine Kaur 6-0, 6-3. In the boys under-14 singles final, top seed Gaurish Madaan defeated 2nd seed Sangram Bhadury in a tough match. Gaurish and Sangram played top-class tennis. Finally, Gaurish used his experience and took the first set 7-5. In the second set Gaurish was 0-3 down, but he fought back and won the set and match 6-4.

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