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India’s Ankita Raina and Rutuja Bhosale bowed out of the Asian Games 2026 women’s doubles after a tight three-set defeat to a Kazakh pair that was decided by a match tie-break. In a separate setback for the Indian tennis camp, rain forced Sumit Nagal’s match to be rescheduled for September 29, disrupting the day’s momentum.
Vaishnavi and Rutuja produced one of the tournament’s most eye-catching results in Chennai, surging into the WTA final with a performance that unsettled expectations and energized the home crowd. Their run has added a distinctly Indian edge to the event, underscoring both the depth and the growing confidence in the country’s women’s tennis pipeline.
India’s Ankita and Rutuja bowed out of the Asian Games 2026 women’s doubles after a tense three-set defeat to the Kazakh pair, losing 7-5, 3-6, 5-10 in a deciding match tie-break. In a separate disruption, rain forced Sumit Nagal’s match to be pushed to September 29, adding another layer of uncertainty to India’s tennis schedule.
India’s women’s tennis has entered a new statistical frontier after Adkar and Bhosale became the first all-Indian pairing to reach a final on the main WTA Tour in doubles. The result marks a significant breakthrough for a country that has produced elite doubles players, but never before seen an all-Indian women’s team advance this far at tour level.
Kavya and Beast Mode emerged as the most eye-catching performers during morning exercise at the inner sand track on Friday, with both horses producing fluent, confident gallops. The session also featured a series of steady workouts across distances from 600m to 1400m, offering a useful snapshot of current form across the stable.
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