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2025 Delhi Open: Poonacha/Lock Storm Into Doubles Final, Top Seeds Reach Singles Semi
The second-seeded pair dominated the opening set before Clarke and Ingildsen mounted a challenge in the second, forcing a tiebreaker. However, Poonacha and Lock held firm to close out the match in an hour and 24 minutes.
Organized by the All-India Tennis Association and the Delhi Lawn Tennis Association, the Delhi Open 2025 is an ATP Challenger 75 tournament played on hard courts with USD 100,000 as prize money. The winner of the singles tournament also rakes in 75 crucial ATP points.
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