Digvijay, Manish to face off in Men's Singles for title at Fenesta Open Tennis C'ship

Digvijay Pratap Singh halted the winning run of seasoned proVishnu Vardhan in the mens singles semifinals of the Fenesta Open tennis championships on SaturdayDigvijay was in cruise control mode as he won 64 64 against the 35yearold player who had more experience He has an ATP ranking of 681 To break into the final at the premier national tennis tournament was important for him Competing against a player with tons of experience was not easy Digvijay showed good temperament and fine technique to seal the victory in a statement released by Fenta Open National Tennis ChampionshipMy match against Vishnu Vardhan was good I had lost easily against him a couple of months back Today I showed my peak performance and am excited to get into the final I am hoping for the best said Digvijay who will face Manish Sureshkumar on SundayManish beat Chirag Duhan with a measure of comfort at 61 64 In the first set Manish was flowing as he played with freedom The second set was a bit tight Manish dug into the experience and won the matchIt was a really good match and Digvijay is surely a tough opponent I am glad that I won and really excited for the final Hopefully I can go all the way and win the tournament said ManishIn the womens semifinals Vaidehi Chaudhari and Sai Samhitha Chamarthi had to play threesetters before winning They will be ready for each other in Sundays final after having come through clinical wins this weekVaidehi had an upanddown performance before quelling the challenge from Vaishnavi Adkar 26 64 60 There were few chances for Vaishnavi once Vaidehi settled down to a rhythm in the decider The top seed showed control and wonTodays match was really close I knew that she is a junior player and good So I was ready for the match In the first set I was unable to give my best After the second set I started to give my best performance and it feels great to win the semifinals said VaidehiIn the second semifinal Sai Samhitha Chamarthi outgunned Akanksha Nitture 75 63 This was a tough match for Sai but she pulled it off well in straight setsToday I was down 45 and 1540 in the first set I converted the set and took 75 She Akansha played really well in the first set I played more confidently in the second set and closed it at 63 Hopefully I will do better tomorrow in the final The Fenesta Open has been treating me really well and it is my favourite tournament said Sai SamhithaThe boys under18 final will be between Aman Dahiya and Denim Yadav Aman beat Daksh Prasad 62 62 while Denim was tested Denim finally won 75 46 60 the final promises to be an interesting oneToday I won my match against a close friend of mine I played really well and aggressively today I took my chances and had to go more inside the baseline volley said AmanTodays match was really tough I won the first set 75 when I broke him in the end I started the second set a bit slower and in the third set I put in my best efforts and hoping for the best tomorrow said DenimThe girls under18 final will be between Suhitha Maruri and Madhurima Sawant Suhitha showed clean hitting on either flank as she whacked Lakshmi Prabha 62 60 In the second semifinal Madhurima won 16 62 64 against Ruma GaikaiwariI am really happy to be in the final said SuhithaSaid Madhuri Today I played my friend Ruma Gaikaiwari and it was a tough match After the first set I asked myself not to focus on result and just enjoy the match Then I started playing freely and took the second set 62 and the third set 64 This is my first Fenesta final I hope to win itOn winning the Boys Doubles at the Fenesta Open 2022 Rethin Pranav amp Mahalingam Khandhavel added It was a great tournament and we are really happy at the win after the tiebreakerThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever