Sumit Nagal Attains Career-High ATP Ranking Of 68

Olympic-bound Sumit Nagal proceeded with his rising in the ATP singles graph, moving to a profession high positioning of 68. The 26-year-old rose five spots in the most recent ATP positioning rundown delivered on Monday. His past best was 71. Nagal accordingly moves past previous world No. 71 Sashi Menon to turn into the fourth most elevated positioned Indian man starting around 1973. Vijay Amritraj (positioned eighteenth in 1980), Ramesh Krishnan (positioned 23rd in 1985) and Somdev Devvarman (positioned 62nd in 2011) are the main other Indian players who have held a higher position than Nagal. A line of great outcomes as of late has assisted Nagal with working on his positioning as well as get it done for singles occasion at the Paris Games. Nagal, who will be the sole Indian in the men's singles occasion at the Paris Olympics, has up until this point logged 779 ATP focuses. The year started with a success against Alexander Bublik, the 31st seed from Kazkakhstan at the Australian Open. He likewise contended at the French Open and Wimbledon. He had won the men's singles crown at the Heilbronn Neckarcup 2024 Challenger occasion in Germany recently and the Chennai Open in February. Nagal, who is at present the best-positioned Indian singles player, has brought home four ATP Challenger championships starting around 2023 and Heilbronn was his fourth title on mud.