Mixed day for Chandigarh players

Players from Chandigarh had a mixed result in the First Harvest Open All India Under-10 Tennis Tournament on the opening day of the Harvest tennis Academy,Jassowal,on Monday.

In the boys’ category,Chandigarh’s Abhi Garg,Sabrang Sabrand,Manrai Kabir,Sagar Bains and Anmol Rattan Kamboj won their respective matches while Ehsan Kavsil,Daksh Marawah and Sohrab Singh went down to their respective opponents. In the girls’ category,both Saysha Khanna and Nandini lost their matches.

Results:
Boys: Duvresh Handa (DLI) bt Parth Kakkar (PB) 5-0; Abhi Garg (CHD) bt Dhanjai Pawwar (HP) 5-1; Sabrang Sabrand (CHD) bt Prakhar Pal (UTK) 5-1,Himanshu Panghal (HAR) bt Ehsan Kavsil (CHD) 5-0; Nakul Kumbria (DLI) bt Tarush Mittal (PB) 5-0; Aayush Garg (GUJ) bt Abhay Dogra (HP) 5-0; Akshat Agarwal (WB) bt Ayush Jaiswal (DLI) 5-0; Faizal Kumar (RAJ) bt Drona Walia (UTK) 5-0; Manrai Kabir (CHD) bt Aakarshit Mahajan (UP) 5-0,Karan Gupta ((UP) bt Daksh Marawah(CHD) 5-4(2),Rohin Gupta (DLI) bt Rhythm Malhotra(DLI) 5-2,Sivadeep Kosaraju (AP) bt Ritik Anuja(DLI) 5-0,Kotak Kunj(GUJ) bt Sohrab Singh (CHD) 5-0,Harshity Yadav (DLI) bt Paramveer Kharbanda(PB) 5-4(3),Jaskaran Thapar(PB) bt Yatin Sharma(HP) 5-0,Tarun Kuriyan (Ker) bt Abhion Jain(PB) W/O,Sanjit Singh (DLI) bt Mridul Dhawan (DLI) 5-0; Rohit Kumar (HAR) bt Akshat Kumar (UP) 5-0; Gurjot Singh (PB) bt Dhanul Kargal (MAH) 5-0; Sacchit Sharma (DLI) bt Mukul Singh (DLI) 5-1; Rohit Aynampudin (AP) bt Abhijit Choudhary (AP) 5-0; Digvijay Gahlot (HAR) bt Yugal Bansal (DLI) 5-0; Dabir Kumar (RAJ) bt Tanzin Negi (HP) 5-0; Sagar Bains (CHD) bt Raghav Ranvir (HP) 5-0; Uttkarsh Bhardwaj (UTK) bt Darshpreet Singh (PB) 5-0; Manhar Singh (PB) bt Shubham Thakur (HP) 5-1; Anmol Rattan Kamboj (CHD) bt Manas Thukral (UP) 5-0; Ronit Monga (AP) bt Tanveer Singh (DLI) 5-0; Girls: Mansimran Makkar (PB) bt Saysha Khanna (CHD) 5-0; Ambika Sahni (DLI) bt Megha Roy (WB) 5-0; Shreyanshi Mondal (DLI) bt Nandini (CHD) 5-1; Moksha Thukral (UP) bt Seerat Pannu (PB) 5-1.

Stay updated with the latest - Click here to follow us on Instagram

Loading Taboola...

Premji said that Wipro would partner with the Government "to find a lasting solution for Bengaluru's mobility challenges".

Wipro rejects Karnataka Govt request to allow public vehicles inside Sarjapur campus

Cities2 hr ago

Wipro, a leading company in Bengaluru, has refused to allow public vehicles inside its Sarjapur campus to ease traffic congestion. However, they have agreed to finance a study to find a solution for the traffic problem. The founder, Azim Premji, believes that the issue is complex and requires expert analysis. Wipro has also committed to funding a significant portion of the study's cost.

View all shorts

Live Blog