Berhampur (Orissa): Delhi won both the boys
and girls singles titles in the All India Tennis Association
(AITA) Super Series Under-14 tournament here today.
Garvit Batra won the boys singles title after defeating
second seeded Sahil Deshmukh of Maharashtra 6-2, 6-2 in the
final clash.
Simran Kaur Sethi won the girls singles title by
overcoming second seeded Iska Akshara of Andhra Pradesh 6-7,
6-3, 6-1.
Sethi of Delhi and Dhruti Venugopal of Karnataka won the
under-14 doubles title in the girl`s category. They trounced
Andhra Pradesh pair of Shivani Mula and Nidhi Surapaneni 6-1,
6-1 in the final match.
Delhi boy Batra and Prajwal Dev of Karnataka were
declared doubles title winners in the boys category as they
got a walk over in the final against Vignesh Prabhu of Tamil
Nadu and Sahil Deshmukh of Maharashtra after Prabhu sustained
injury during the match.
In the five-day tournament, organised by Ganjam District
Tennis Association, altogether 66 players from across the
country participated.
PTI
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