Sumit Nagal

India's Sumit Nagal drops out of top 100 in latest ATP rankings

Nagal, India's top singles player, currently finds himself at the 101st spot with Ramkumar Ramanathan the second-highest-ranked Indian on the list at 420.

Sumit Nagal's winning run halted in Bengaluru Open semi-finals; Ramkumar-Saketh win doubles title

Stefano Napolitano, the seventh seed, overwhelmed Sumit Nagal 7-6 (2), 6-4 after an intense 2 hour and 17 minutes match

Sumit Nagal reaches quarter-finals of Bengaluru Open 2024 after beating Coleman Wong

Sumit Nagal, who won the ATP Challenger title in Chennai last week, was in total control of the second round clash on centre court, packing off Coleman Wong 6-2, 7-5 in an hour and 45 minutes.

Sumit Nagal EXCLUSIVE: 'Breaking into the top-100 has been on my mind for a lot of years'

Sumit Nagal achieved a career-high ranking of World No 98 after clinching the ATP Challenger Tour title in Chennai.

Sumit Nagal enters top-100 ranking for first time after Chennai Open title

Sumit Nagal is the first Indian to feature in singles top-100 since Prajnesh Gunneswaran made the cut in 2019

Sumit Nagal sets up Chennai Open final against top seed Luca Nardi

Sumit Nagal defeated Dalibor Svrcina of Czech Republic 6-3, 6-4 in a semi-final that lasted nearly two hours.

Australian Open 2024: Sumit Nagal exits in second round to China's Juncheng Shang

Sumit Nagal was sent packing from the 2024 Australian Open by China's Juncheng Shang in a four set defeat

Vantage | Why Sumit Nagal's success isn't about one match but his journey

India boasts talent and a passionate audience, but a more robust system is needed to propel its tennis players to international acclaim

Australian Open 2024: Who is Sumit Nagal's next opponent - Shang Juncheng?

Sumit Nagal will take on China's Shang Juncheng in the second round of the Australian Open on Thursday

'It's been emotional': Sumit Nagal from struggling to enter tournaments to historic Australian Open win

Sumit Nagal became the first Indian men's singles player to defeat a seeded opponent at a major since Ramesh Krishnan in 1989