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EDITOR IN CHIEF- ABDULLAH BIN SALIM AL SHUEILI

Third round TIES witness Intense competition

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MUSCAT, JAN 29


The third round of the Oman Open Tennis Championship, organised by the Oman Tennis Association, witnessed thrilling and competitive matches across various categories.


In the Under-12 category, Dhruv Hamilai triumphed over Imad al Rahbi with a 9-2 win, while Adiraj Singh claimed victory over Arvin Adidev by 9-3.


In Under-18, Azzan al Busaidy continued his impressive performance by defeating Anirudh John 6-0, 6-1. Meanwhile, Manthom Brahman secured a win against Aarush Pandi 6-4, 6-1 and Moataz al Mazroui triumphed over Vihaan Sawant 6-1, 6-1.


In the men's section, Abdullah al Barwani showcased an outstanding level of play, defeating Ayman al Riyami 6-2, 6-2. One of the most thrilling encounters was between Nasser al Rashidi and Ahmed al Hinai, with Al Rashidi emerging victorious after a marathon match, winning 6-4, 4-6, 13-11. In another match, Laurent Frago secured a 6-2, 6-1 win over Vishal Mirani.


SIGNIFICANT EVENT


Younis al Rawahi, who is competing in the men’s category, expressed his delight at the return of the Oman Open Tennis Championship, emphasising that it is a significant sporting event for all tennis enthusiasts in the Sultanate. He highlighted how the championship brings together players of different categories and skill levels in an ideal competitive environment that enhances their technical and physical development.


Al Rawahi stated, "this tournament is not just a sporting competition; it is a perfect opportunity to test our abilities and refine our skills through competing against diverse opponents. We are always eager to participate whenever we get the chance because such tournaments help us improve our performance and prepare for future challenges."


He added, "the return of the championship reflects the Oman Tennis Association’s commitment to supporting this sport and providing competitive platforms that contribute to the development of players. I consider this tournament a key fixture in my annual sports calendar due to the technical and physical benefits it offers. The intense matches enhance tactical performance and improve the ability to handle pressure during games."


The championship will continue until February 20 at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex tennis courts in Bausher, with the participation of more than 200 male and female players.


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