Sumit Nagal: Indian Tennis Star

Sumit Nagal pardoned himself from the forthcoming Davis Cup tie against Finland, referring to a hip physical issue, however, the youthful tennis player keeps on playing on the ATP Challenger visit, disturbing the public alliance, which will before long take up the matter with him. Naval kept in touch with the All India Tennis Association (AITA) on August 28 that because of a hip physical issue he will not have the option to go up against Finland since playing on the hard courts would exasperate his physical issue. Be that as it may, Nagal has contended in two Challenger occasions from that point forward on mud courts - - Meerbusch (Germany) and Banja Luka (Bosnia and Herzegovina) - which overwhelmed the AITA. Specialists say it's difficult to play either on hard courts or earth courts assuming that a player is conveying a hip physical issue. They say independent of the surface, the player can't escape from running which is preposterous if there should be an occurrence of a hip physical issue. Before contacting Myneni, the AITA additionally moved toward Sasi Kumar Mukund to replace Nagal in the public group however he likewise wouldn't play since he needed to procure focuses in Pro Tour. The absence of responsibility of the youthful tennis players for the public group has befuddled the AITA, which says it will address Nagal once the Finland tie is finished.

"To see our player Sumit Nagal playing in different competitions and not playing Davis Cup is disturbing. We most certainly need our best players to play for the country, for sure. We are most certainly going to take this matter up once we are back (from Finland)," AITA Secretary General Anil Dhupar told PTI. "We need him in the Davis Cup group. How about we see what proper move we can make once we are back. We anticipate that our top players should make themselves accessible (for the public group)," he added. "Any commander will like his best players accessible. It's disheartening to do without our best group. Yuki Bhambri is now harmed," said Rajpal.