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The 30th Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship kicks off on September 29th at the DLTA Complex in New Delhi. This is India's largest domestic tennis tournament featuring multiple categories including Men, Women, and junior divisions. The event has historically attracted top Indian players like Rohan Bopanna and Sania Mirza over its three-decade history. DCM Shriram continues its long-standing commitment to developing Indian tennis talent through this prestigious national platform.

Key Points: Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship Begins September 29 DLTA

  • Tournament features Men, Women and U-18/U-16/U-14 categories for comprehensive national competition
  • Past participants include Rohan Bopanna, Sania Mirza and Yuki Bhambri
  • Qualifying rounds begin September 27 with main draw starting September 29
  • DCM Shriram has supported Indian tennis development for three decades
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Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship kicks off on September 29 at DLTA

India's largest domestic tennis tournament starts Sept 29 at DLTA Complex, featuring top players across multiple categories including Men, Women & U-18/U-16/U-14.

"We are proud to celebrate the 30th edition of the Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship, an enduring platform for Indian tennis. - Ajay S Shriram & Vikram Shriram"

New Delhi, September 22

The 30th Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship begins on September 29 at the DLTA Complex, New Delhi, as per a release from Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship.

The Fenesta Open is India's largest domestic tennis championship, drawing top contenders from across the country.

As the only comprehensive national championship covering Men, Women, and U-18/U-16/U-14 (Boys & Girls) categories, the tournament has seen participation from leading Indian stars over the years, including Rohan Bopanna, Somdev Devvarman, Yuki Bhambri, Sania Mirza, and Rutuja Bhosale.

Speaking on the 30-year milestone, Ajay S Shriram, chairman & senior managing director and Vikram Shriram, vice chairman & managing director, DCM Shriram Ltd., said: "We are proud to celebrate the 30th edition of the Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship, an enduring platform for Indian tennis. Our focus has been consistent: identify promise early, back it with opportunity, and help athletes scale from national performance to global ambition," as quoted from a release by Fenesta Open National Tennis Championship.

They added, "Our best wishes to every participant to play with passion, resilience, and sportsmanship. May this championship be a defining step in their journey."

Qualifying rounds for Men's, Women's & U-18 will start on September 27 and Men's, Women's & U-18 (Singles & Doubles) main draw will be on September 29 to October 4. The U-16 & U-14 (Boys & Girls) are scheduled on October 5-11.

Since first organizing the Tennis Championship of Delhi in 1992, DCM Shriram Ltd. has consistently invested in the growth of Indian tennis, creating opportunities for young athletes to compete on a national stage and progress with confidence.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Great initiative by DCM Shriram. 30 years of supporting Indian tennis is no small feat. Hope to see some new talent emerge this year!
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Arjun K
Planning to attend with my tennis academy students. This is the perfect platform for young players to get exposure. The U-14 and U-16 categories are especially important for grassroots development.
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Sarah B
While I appreciate the corporate support, I wish there was more television coverage. Such national championships deserve wider visibility to inspire more youngsters.
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Vikram M
DLTA complex is perfect for this event. Remember watching Somdev play here years ago. Hope we discover the next big Indian tennis star! 🇮🇳
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Kavya N
The fact that they include all age categories from U-14 upwards shows real commitment to building tennis from the ground up. More corporates should follow this model!

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