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Sonepat boy wins two gold in Indore tennis c’ship

SONEPAT: Young tennis star and inmate of Netaji Subhash Chander Bose Sports Institute, Madina, Ajai Malik here has brought laurels to the state by winning two gold medals in the International Tennis Federation Championship organised in Indore (MP) recently.

Our Correspondent

Sonepat, February 4

Young tennis star and inmate of Netaji Subhash Chander Bose Sports Institute, Madina, Ajai Malik here has brought laurels to the state by winning two gold medals in the International Tennis Federation Championship organised in Indore (MP) recently.

On his arrival here, he was accorded a warm welcome by his coach Ajmer and other teachers of the institute.

Tennis players up to the age of 18 from across the globe participated in the championship. In the singles, Anil defeated Kabir Hans of Delhi 6-2 and 6-3 to clinch the gold.

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