Indo-Thai Duo Clinches Chennai Open Doubles Title

Niki Poonacha from India and Pruchya Isaro from Thailand won the doubles title at the Chennai Open ATP Challenger. They defeated Jay Clarke and Mukund Sasikumar to secure the victory. The tournament also hosted a singles final where Federico Agustin Gomez and Frederico Ferreira Silva are the contenders.

Top seeds Niki Poonacha of India and Pruchya Isaro of Thailand have emerged victorious in the doubles category at the Chennai Open ATP Challenger Men's International Tennis Championship. The Indo-Thai duo overcame an initial setback to defeat Great Britain's Jay Clarke and India's Mukund Sasikumar with a straight sets win, 6-4, 6-4.

This victory adds a seventh ATP Challenger doubles title to Poonacha's achievements and marks the fourth such win for Isaro. It is also their second title together, following their triumph at the Shanghai Challenger the previous year. Their success earned them a prize of USD 2,980 and 50 ATP ranking points, boosting their standing on the international circuit.

Meanwhile, the singles competition promises excitement as Argentine Federico Agustin Gomez faces Portugal's Frederico Ferreira Silva in a much-anticipated final. With both players having had strong performances in the semifinals, the contest is set to be a riveting showdown for the ATP Challenger title.

(With inputs from agencies.)