Top seed Vansh logs easy victory

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Updated At : 01:21 PM Dec 21, 2021 IST

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Mohali, December 20

Top seed Vansh Nandal outplayed Punjab’s Hardhik Khanduja (6-2, 6-1) in a first round boys’ U-16 match on the opening day of the Roots-AITA National Ranking Championship, today.

Hiren Malik of Haryana also march ahead by defeating Tanishq Jood, while Robin Premchandani defeated Arnav Chaudhary. Delhi’s Anant Mudgil also recorded a win over Rajasthan’s Sahil Godara and Haryana’s Fateh Singh blanked Chandigarh’s Haarlem Singh. Maharashtra’s Svarmanya Singh faced a tough competition from Atharva Raj Balani before recording a win, whereas Akshat Dhull easily defeated Priyansh Bathwal.

In the girls’ U-16 matches, Jannat Dudeja defeated Naisha Garg and Rasha Dhaliwal ousted Ayushi Prajapat. — TNS

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