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NEW DELHI: Chinmay Handa beat Rahul Khatia 7-6(2), 7-5 in the under-14 boys’ quarterfinals of the Prime Tennis junior tournament at the Major Dhyan Chand Sports Complex, Ashok Vihar, on Wednesday. The results: Boys: U-14 (quarterfinals): Sumit Nagal bt Parvinder Singh 6-1, 6-1; Ishaan Jain bt Ashutosh Rana 6-0, 6-0; Ketan Tayal bt Aman Sharma 6-2, 6-2; Chinmay Handa bt Rahul Khatia 7-6(2), 7 -5. U-10 (pre-quarterfinals): Sumit Nagal bt Snehil Aggarwal 8-0; Sarthak Garg bt Dakshjit Singh 8-2; Mayank Yadav bt Aditya Garg 8-1; Garvit Batra bt Shaurya Khera 8-0; Sarthi Dhawan bt Arjun Rahar 8-0; Akshay Sharma bt Chinmay 8-3; Aakas h Kapoor bt Shivam Dabas 8-2; Tejas Kapoor bt Ayush Chopra 8-0. Girls: U-12 (quarterfinals): Aashna Malhotra bt Shubh Gulati 6-3, 6-1; Shivya Sachdeva bt Disha Dang 6-1, 3-0 (conceded); Diksha Aggarwal bt Vidhi Bansal 6-0, 6-1; Anukriti Chaudhary bt Shivani Manchanda 6-2, 6-4. U-10 (quarterfinals): Shivya Sachdeva bt Sejal Bhardwaj 8-0; Riya Bhatia bt Pragati Nagpal 8-5; Jaya Bhandary bt Simran 8-0; Surabhi Aggarwal w/o Pallavi Krishnathry. — Special Correspondent
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