Vardhan wins Chennai Open qualifying

Chennai is the proud host of the present AircelATP Chennai Open. The opening has given plenty of opportunities for budding tennis talent in the country.

One of the exciting talent such as 23 years of Andhra Pradesh player, Vishnu Vardhan. The nation expected a lot from him when the tournament began, and has not disappointed anyone.

The third time seeded Conor Niland of Ireland 4-6, 7-5, 6-4. With this victory will advance to the second round of qualifying. Their classification was not as impressive, 386 against 29 years of age, Conor 129.

The fight to win by Vardhan lasted two hours and 41 minutes while making a strong come back in the game after losing the first set 4-6. He won the last two games and came back strongly in the final set after being down by 2-4.

Experts think that showed great character and mental strength during the game and kept his cool. His next match will be very hard against the Croatian First Pavic that put Pakistan Aisam Ul-Haq Qureshi, the Indian doubles partner Rohan Bopanna Copper Davis.

Source:Topnews.in

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