I have played my last match for India: Rohan Bopanna

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Updated At : 02:37 AM Jul 30, 2024 IST

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It was not a perfect way to end his India career but Rohan Bopanna would take the early exit on the chin, content that he could live his dream for 22 years. Bopanna and N Sriram Balaji lost to the French duo of Edouard Roger-Vasselin and Gael Monfils in the men’s doubles first round under lights at Court 12 on Sunday night. “This will definitely go down as my last event for the country,” Bopanna said.

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