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Protected Ranking Is Merit, Says Devvarman; Raises Concern Over Lack Of Indians In Top 200 Singles
India's Karman Kaur Thandi had secured her spot in the women’s singles qualifying draw for this year's French Open, officially ending India’s recent drought of representation in Grand Slam singles events. However, her return to the Grand Slam stage ended in a tough opening-round defeat, falling to local favourite Harmony Tan in the first round of qualifying.
Speaking to IANS, the former player explained that protected ranking is not a handout but something a player earns through prior performance.
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