Sumit Nagal: Indian Tennis Star Qualifies for Singles Main Draw after 42 Years

 

Sumit Nagal, an Indian tennis player, has become the first Indian player in 42 years to qualify for the singles main draw at the Monte-Carlo Masters. Nagal’s journey to the main draw was marked by his resilience and determination, as he defeated World №55 Facundo Diaz Acosta in the final round of qualifiers. Nagal’s recent success, including a notable victory over Alexander Bublik at the Australian Open and a triumph at the Chennai Open, has propelled him into the top 100 of the ATP rankings. His recent success has led to a career-best ranking of 95, underscoring his growing stature in the tennis world.

Nagal’s feat at the Monte-Carlo Masters follows in the footsteps of Ramesh Krishnan, who was the last Indian player to qualify for the main draw in 1982. His performance at the Monte-Carlo Masters is a testament to his skill, determination, and unwavering commitment to excellence. The world’s number one doubles pair Rohan Bopanna and his Australian partner Matthew Ebden will also be competing at the tournament.

Sumit Nagal’s qualification for the singles main draw at the Monte-Carlo Masters is a historic achievement that highlights his talent and determination. His success not only makes India proud but also signals a bright future for Indian tennis on the global stage.