Tennis final: Ranvir to face Hridhay

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Mohali, November 11

Top seed Ranvir Singh of Haryana faced a tough resistance from Ranvir Singh Pannu before registering a 7-6(5) 1-6 6-4 win to storm into the boys’ U-14 final in the ongoing Roots-Aita CS(7) U-14 National Ranking Championship. In the second semis, second seed Hridhay registered a comeback 3-6 6-3 7-6(4) win over third seed Advit Tiwari to set-up the title clash with Ranvir.

In the girls’ U-14 semis, Punjab’s Tamanna Walia ousted Agampreet Kaur 6-3 6-3, while Saravnoor Kaur blanked second seed Akshita Vashist 6-2 6-2. — TNS

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