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Sumit Nagal Advances As Top Seed Sweeny Suffers Shock Exit At Delhi Open 2026

India’s top-ranked player Sumit Nagal advanced to the second round of the Delhi Open 2026 with a straight-sets win over Spain’s David Jorda Sanchis at the DLTA Complex.

Nagal, ranked 297, secured a 6-3, 7-5 victory in one hour and 27 minutes, marking his first win in Delhi. However, the tournament witnessed a major upset as Kazakhstan’s Beibit Zhukayev stunned top seed Dane Sweeny in three sets.

Other seeds progressing included Rei Sakamoto and Jay Clarke. Nagal remains India’s only singles hope after early exits for other local players in the ATP Challenger 75 event, which concludes on February 22.

Saurabh Sharma

Saurabh Sharma is the Editor Head (Hindi) of Hisporty.com and Cricketnmore Hindi. With over 14 years of experience in sports journalism, he has worked with Navbharat Times, Sadhna News, and Cricketnmore. Known for his expertise in cricket statistics, match analysis, and feature writing, Saurabh also produces popular cricket video series including Cricket Tales, Cricket Flashback, and Cricket Trivia.

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