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India's Sumit Nagal drops out of top 100 in latest ATP rankings

Nagal, India's top singles player, currently finds himself at the 101st spot with Ramkumar Ramanathan the second-highest-ranked Indian on the list at 420.

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India's Sumit Nagal in action during the opening round of the 2024 Australia Open men's singles competition, in which he ended up pulling off a stunning victory over Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik. Reuters
India's Sumit Nagal in action during the opening round of the 2024 Australia Open men's singles competition, in which he ended up pulling off a stunning victory over Kazakhstan's Alexander Bublik. Reuters
|Feb 21, 2024, 21:46:37 IST

New Delhi: India's top singles player Sumit Nagal dropped out of top-100 after losing 16 points from his kitty, resulting in him sliding three spots to 101 in the latest ATP rankings.

Last year in the same week, Nagal had earned 41 ranking points by reaching the semi-finals of the Chennai Challenger as a qualifier. He was defending those points and could earn only 25 in Bengaluru last week.

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Nagal had become one of the few Indian tennis players to crack the top-100 following his tremendous show in Chennai where he won his fifth Challenger level title.

India's next best singles player, Ramkumar Ramanathan, gained 42 places to get to 420 and was followed by Sasikumar Mukund (457, -20), SD Prajwal Dev (595) and Digvijay Pratap Singh (623, -11).

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Nagal is competing in the Pune Challenger this week. He is scheduled to take on Niki Poonacha in the second round on Thursday.

In the doubles, Rohan Bopanna continued to be world number one player and was followed by Yuki Bhambri (60, +1), N Sriram Balaji (80, -1), Vijay Sundar Prashanth (81, +1), Saketh Myneni (89, +16) and Anirudh Chandrasekar (94, -4).

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First Published:Feb 21, 2024, 21:46:37 IST
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