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Indian tennis players Vishnu Vardhan and Saketh Myneni believe their compatriot Sumit Nagal can overcome his blues Down Under and finally come good at the Australian Open.
Sumit Nagal was granted a wild card entry to the Australian Open this year and faces world No. 72 Ricardas Berankis of Lithuania

Sumit Nagal

Vishnu Vardhan, Saketh Myneni tip Sumit Nagal to shine at Australian Open

Olympian Vishnu Vardhan enjoyed one of his memorable outings for the Indian tennis team at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, China.
The then 23-year-old won bronze in the men’s team event but the second medal, a silver in the mixed doubles with Sania Mirza is what he cherishes even

Vishnu Vardhan won silver with Sania Mirza at the 2010 Asian Games. Photo: Vishnu Vardhan/Facebook

Vishnu Vardhan and Sania Mirza: a silver based on belief

It was a happy return to the Bengaluru courts for Sumit Nagal as he progressed to the round of 16 with a 6-0, 6-4 victory over Tunisian Malek Jaziri at the Bengaluru Tennis Open on Monday.
Sumit Nagal, who won the singles title in 2017, was imperious in the first

Sumit Nagal advances at  Bengaluru Tennis Open

Sasikumar Mukund showed tremendous resolve to fight back from a difficult position and beat Blaz Kavcic in the opening match of the Bengaluru Tennis Open 2020. Saketh Myneni, Niki Kaliyanda Poonacha and Sidharth Rawat won their respective matches but the rest of the Indian contingent faltered on the opening day