The Indian singles contingent at the Chennai Open will be keen to make its presence felt against a competitive international field and use the WTA 250 platform to push their limits. CHENNAI: The challenge is formidable, but so is the opportunity.
1 Vaishnavi Adkar has had impressive performances this year. 334 Vaishnavi, she sees playing in this event as a big opportunity. Teenager Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi will enter the competition on the back of her maiden professional singles title, which she won at a W35 event in Portugal, while India No.
“She is mentally tough, and when matches get hard, that is when she brings out the best in her,” Finck said. For the second successive year, three Indians have been awarded main-draw wildcards. Maaya shifted her training base from Rafa Nadal Academy to the Elite Tennis Centre in France. Her coaches Thomas Finck and Pierre Thiebaut stressed that the youngster has improved on her serves. As for world No. She also hopes to use the platform to promote the sport in the country. This will be the final edition of the Chennai Open. Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.