City's senior tennis player R. Nagaraj (left), currently Ranked No. 1 in the Seniors 55+ category, working in the Income Tax Department, Mysuru, won the Singles title in the 55+ category of the ITF Seniors MT 400, held at Pattaya in Thailand from Sept. 10 to 15. In the finals, he beat Bushan Akut 7-6(6), 6-2. Nagaraj also became the finalists in the 50+ Doubles category along with his Partner Arun Agarwal from Delhi. Nagaraj is seen receiving the Singles trophy from the Tournament Chief Referee Natthapol Chaiyadej.
Senior tennis player shines
City's senior tennis player R. Nagaraj (left), currently Ranked No. 1 in the Seniors 55+ category, working in the Income Tax Department, Mysuru, won the Singles title in the 55+ category of…
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