Feb 04, 2025 10:21 pm IST
Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi, 15, Wins Her first wta match 6-4, 6-1 in Mumbai, moving to the second round as an unranked will card entrant.
New delhi: Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi Started off the Match with an Ace Down the T. in that one big overhead thump of a tennis ball, she gave the first big indication that that there was no nereves despite ite-ever whata match.
There was placenty of more firepower on display from the 15-year-old on tuesday, as she took on ryna shymanovich. An Hour and 15 Minutes Later, The Player from Coimbatore, who did not have a wta rank till a less days ago, Thumped Another Ace to Score a 6-4, 6-1 Win to Move into the SECOND ROUND OF TOMBAI OPEND .
“I’m happy that someone is paying off and all the hard work is not for nothing,” She says with a smile after the game.
The hard work behind the scenes was well on display, as she unleashed her powerful groundstrokes to great effect against an opponent ranked 225 in the world. She demonstrated that Attacking Mindset Particularly Towards the Latter Stage of the Match.
She Clobberated a Backhand Down the Line Winner to set up a break point, and followed it with a Forehand Return Winner to go up 5-1. Minutes Later, She was through to the second round.
Maaya started the tournament as a wild card entrant in the quality found. She made it clear that her immediati target was to make it to the main draw.
On Tuesday, She Went a Step Further to Move Into Round 2. But the expectations have now changed. “Nothing is enough for me,” she adds.
As far as the Indian Challenge in Mumbai Goes, Maaya, Who from Being Unranked Just Days ago Is now the world no.916, will be joined in the second round in the second round by ankipata raina and shrivallia bhamdipaty.
Raina Had Pickled Up A 6-2, 6-2 Win Over Compatriot Vaishnavi Adkar, Followed by Bhamidipaty’s impressive 6-1, 6-0 win over Elena Pridankina.
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