Pooja Ingale's Upset Victory Headlines ITF Mysuru Open

Pooja Ingale from India caused an upset by defeating eighth-seeded Humera Bharamus at the ITF Mysuru Open, advancing to the quarterfinals. Ingale will face second-seeded American Jessie Aney. In doubles, Soha Sadiq and Akanksha Nitture advanced to the semifinals after a decisive win over their opponents.

Pooja Ingale of India delivered a sensational performance by defeating her compatriot Humera Bharamus, seeded eight, in the ITF Mysuru Open. Ingale overcame her doubles partner in a thrilling three-set match to secure a spot in the quarterfinals.

Ingale, currently unseeded, now faces a formidable challenge against second-seeded American Jessie Aney, who cruised past wildcard Sahira Singh, conceding just one game. The top seed, Shrivalli Rashmikaa Bhamidipaty, easily advanced past Tanisha Kashyap.

In doubles action, the local duo of Soha Sadiq and Akanksha Nitture made a compelling statement, storming into the semifinals with a commanding victory over Abhilasha Bista and Paavanii Paathak. They are set to confront the Russian pair of Polina Kaibekova and Ralina Kalimullina.

(With inputs from agencies.)