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Dhakshineswar Suresh, Sumit Nagal Reach Asian Games Pre-Quarterfinals
Indian tennis players Dhakshineswar Suresh and Sumit Nagal won their opening matches at the Asian Games.
Both players advanced to the men’s singles pre-quarterfinals.
Dhakshineswar beat Indonesia’s Gunawan Trismuwantara in two closely fought sets.
Nagal defeated South Korea’s Seongchan Hong in straight sets.
Nagal’s match was interrupted by rain and finished indoors the next day.
His match took more than three hours in total.
Nagal will next play Uzbekistan’s Sergey Fomin.
Other Indian players were also scheduled to compete in doubles events.
Dhakshineswar Suresh defeated Indonesia’s Gunawan Trismuwantara 7-5, 7-6(2) in the second round.
Sumit Nagal beat South Korea’s Seongchan Hong 6-4, 6-0 in a rain-interrupted match.
Dhakshineswar’s contest lasted one hour and 25 minutes despite a close scoreline.
Nagal’s match lasted three hours and four minutes across two days and shifted from outdoor to indoor courts.
Dhakshineswar was scheduled to play men’s doubles with Yuki Bhambri later in the day.
- Who
- Indian tennis players Dhakshineswar Suresh and Sumit Nagal.
- What
- Both won their men’s singles matches and advanced to the pre-quarterfinals.
- Where
- The Asian Games tennis competition in Nagoya.
- When
- Tuesday, September 29.
- Why
- They won their second-round or opening matches.
Key facts
- Dhakshineswar’s result
- Beat Gunawan Trismuwantara 7-5, 7-6(2).
- Sumit Nagal’s result
- Beat Seongchan Hong 6-4, 6-0.
- Dhakshineswar’s match duration
- One hour and 25 minutes.
- Nagal’s match duration
- Three hours and four minutes across two days.
- Nagal’s next opponent
- Sergey Fomin of Uzbekistan.
- Dhakshineswar’s doubles partner
- Yuki Bhambri.
- Other scheduled doubles
- Anirudh Chandrasekar and N Sriram Balaji were set to face Nepal’s Abhishek Bastola and Pradip Khadka.
Quotes
Ashutosh Singh
India’s tennis coach
“Sumit took a little time to settle in, but once he found his rhythm and took control, he played really well, especially when he was ahead. Pro players have to adjust to the conditions and circumstances in front of them.”
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“Today was a challenging day for both players, with the weather causing a start-stop match and the shift from outdoor to indoor courts, match started yesterday, finished today.”
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