Tennis Premier Leagues Delhi Open Helps Unearth Talent From The City

The Tennis Premier League (TPL) powered by Clear, arrived in Delhi for the final leg of their grassroots initiative the Delhi Open ahead of its fifth season. The Delhi Open was hosted at the Delhi Lawn Tennis Association (DLTA) situated at RK Khanna Tennis Stadium in Hauz Khas, New Delhi. The Stadium was abuzz as aspiring tennis players from all over Delhi made their way to the stadium for the tournament.

Sneh Patel, the owner of the Delhi Binny's Brigade, and Rajinder Singh, the owner of the Punjab Tigers were present at the grassroots event and were accompanied by the Punjab Tigers Mentor, Ankita Bhambri a prominent figure on the Indian Tennis circuit. The extremely driven Co-Founder of the Tennis Premier League, Kunal Thakkur and Mrunal Jain were present at the event also.

The Tennis Premier League (TPL) has illuminated the Indian tennis fraternity over the past four seasons. It has not only nurtured the growth of tennis at the grassroots level but also enticed private sector investment in top-tier Indian tennis players, paving the way for them to become the nation's next champions.

The TPL Mobile Application, which is rapidly becoming the one-stop solution for the tennis community in India, was also showcased, bolstering the sport at all levels. The Tennis Premier League plans to facilitate the first-ever Delhi Dristict ranking tournament to put an end to non-ranking unauthorised games that take place in Delhi.

Ananya Gupta won the U14 Girl's category after she defeated Suhana Ohlan in a close-run final. Annaya was awarded a Yonex racquet worth Rs. 12,000. Himanish Brinda emerged as the champion from the U14 Boy's category after defeating Kushagra Arora in the final. He was also awarded a Yonex racquet worth Rs.