#puneinpixels Tennis stars shine at the BVG Pune Open

Aggressive approach helps top seeded Tamara Zidansek from Slovenia clinch the title in the BVG Pune Open ITF $25k ITF Women’s Championship against Karman Kaur Thandi at the Shiv Chhatrapati sports complex, Balewadi, Pune. (HT/PHOTO)

Updated on: Dec 02, 2018 6:59 PM IST

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Aggressive approach helps top seeded Tamara Zidansek from Slovenia clinch the title in the BVG Pune Open ITF $25k ITF Women’s Championship against Karman Kaur Thandi at the Shiv Chhatrapati sports complex, Balewadi, Pune. (HT/PHOTO)

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Tamara Zidansek (white) who was back on the court of after a two-month break, and Delhi girl Kamran Kaur Thandi (orange)battle it out as they put on a stunning show at the finals of the BVG Pune Open ITF Women’s championship. Tamara beat Thabdi 6-3, 6-4. (HT/PHOTO)

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Ankita Raina (black) and Karman Kaur Thandi (blue) are in the tennis spotlight as they aced on the same side of the court, as they clinched the doubles crown at the BVG Pune Open ITF $25k ITF Women’s Championship. (Milind Saurkar/HT Photo)

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Indian pair Ankita Raina (black) and Karman Kaur Thandi (blue) looked completely in control against Bulgarian wildcards Tamara Zidansek and Aleksandrina Naydenova as they won 6-2, 6-7 (5), 11-9 at the BVG Pune Open. (Milind Saurkar/HT Photo)

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20-year-old Delhi-born tennis sensation, Karman Kaur Thandi. ranked 219, won hearts at the BVG Pune Open with her amazing game and aggressive approach (HT/PHOTO)

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The next poster girl of Indian tennis and rising star Kamran Kaur Thandi celebrates a point as she was pitted against Slovenian sensation Tamara Zidansek in the finals of the BVG Pune Open. (HT/PHOTO)

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Ankita Raina and India number one was the only city player to make it to the second round of the BVG Pune Open ITF $25k ITF women’s championship after she beat Amina Anshba of Russia on the second day of the tournament. (Milind Saurkar/HT Photo)

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Ankita Raina showed an intense performance and had a perfect outing as she progressed to the semi-finals of the singles at the BVG Pune Open. (ht/photo)

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Marina Melnikova of Russia, ranked 342, displayed a great performance at the BVG Pune Open. (HT/PHOTO)

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Sara Beth Grey of Great Britan brought her ‘A’ game to the fore in the quarter finals of the BVG Pune Open ITF $25k ITF Women’s Championship. (Milind Saurkar/HT Photo)