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Bengaluru Open: Sumit Nagal beats Jay Clarke in three sets to lift maiden ATP Challenger title

Press Trust of India • November 25, 2017, 22:49:24 IST
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Sumit Nagal’s sensational campaign at the ATP Bengaluru Open culminated in a superb fashion as he lifted his maiden Challenger-level title with a three-set win over Briton Jay Clarke.

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Bengaluru Open: Sumit Nagal beats Jay Clarke in three sets to lift maiden ATP Challenger title

Bengaluru: Sumit Nagal’s sensational campaign at the ATP Bengaluru Open culminated in a superb fashion as he lifted his maiden Challenger-level title with a three-set win over Briton Jay Clarke. [caption id=“attachment_4227875” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]Sumit Nagal poses after winning his maiden Challenger title. PTI Sumit Nagal poses after winning his maiden Challenger title. PTI[/caption] Unseeded 20-year-old Nagal defeated his British opponent 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 in the summit clash of the USD 100,000 hard court event, earning crucial 100 ATP ranking points. Nagal, who is ranked 321, is likely to gain more than 80 places on the ATP ranking list when the new rankings will be issued on Monday. The effort won Nagal a decent prize purse of USD 14,400 and more importantly, he will now be ranked close to 225 which will be his career-best rank. The tournament has been a big breakthrough for Nagal, who toppled India’s best singles players Yuki Bhambri and other international established players such as Slovenia’s Blaz Kavcic, who is ranked 102 in the world. India hosted only two Challenger level events this year and both were won by home players. Bhambri had won the USD 50,000 Pune Challenger last week.

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