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ATP Delhi Open: Last-Minute Entrant M Sureshkumar Lights Up Day 1 With Win Over 5th Seed Carboni
Later in the day, Indian campaigner Ramkumar Ramanathan, starting as a wild card in qualifying, beat Tsung-Hao Huang of Chinese Taipei in straight sets, 6-1, 6-3.
As part of the ATP Challenger 75 series, Delhi Open will award 75 ranking points to the singles and doubles champions, 50 points to the doubles runners-up and 44 points to the singles runner-up.
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