A big twist in Wimbledon 2022!!!
Wimbledon 2022: Yuki Bhambri and ramkumar crashed out in qualifying round, Sania the only indian to reach the main round
Indian tennis players Yuki Bhambri and ramkumar Ramanathan have lost in the qualifying round of Wimbledon Open 2022. Both the players lost their matches in straight sets and the tournament was called out. India's hopes will now rest on Sania Mirza, who has entered the women's doubles main round. She is the only indian player to reach the main round of this tournament. The 35-year-old has made it to the women's doubles main round with her Czech partner Lucie Hradecka.
During this, he defeated players like America Taylor Fritz and john Isner. However, he later lost to Alexander Zverev and was eliminated from the tournament.
World No. 90 Zapata will now data-face Antoin Hoang Next.
India's Ramanathan was up against 19th seed Kopavira and both the players looked to be under pressure at the start of the match. Both made a lot of mistakes, but in the end, Kopavira lost the first set by a margin of 5-7. He made a brilliant comeback in the second set and at one point took a 3-1 lead. After this, he lost five out of the next six matches and lost the match too. Kopavira will now data-face Sebastian Offner of Austria.
Indian tennis players Yuki Bhambri and ramkumar Ramanathan have lost in the qualifying round of Wimbledon Open 2022. Both the players lost their matches in straight sets and the tournament was called out. India's hopes will now rest on Sania Mirza, who has entered the women's doubles main round. She is the only indian player to reach the main round of this tournament. The 35-year-old has made it to the women's doubles main round with her Czech partner Lucie Hradecka.
During this, he defeated players like America Taylor Fritz and john Isner. However, he later lost to Alexander Zverev and was eliminated from the tournament.
World No. 90 Zapata will now data-face Antoin Hoang Next.
India's Ramanathan was up against 19th seed Kopavira and both the players looked to be under pressure at the start of the match. Both made a lot of mistakes, but in the end, Kopavira lost the first set by a margin of 5-7. He made a brilliant comeback in the second set and at one point took a 3-1 lead. After this, he lost five out of the next six matches and lost the match too. Kopavira will now data-face Sebastian Offner of Austria.