Rohit Saluru clinched victory in the 19+ men’s singles intermediate category at the Chennai Grand Prix, beating Aravind Sami in a tightly contested final.
Saluru took the title after edging past Sami 15-14 in a clash that went down to the wire. Only one point separated the pair, and it showcased the competitive nature of the category.
Both players fought hard throughout the match, but neither was able to establish a decisive advantage. The scoreline also reflected the intensity of the match as Saluru held his nerve when it mattered the most, eventually snatching victory.
As the Chennai Grand Prix continues to provide a platform for players across different categories, the Men’s Singles Intermediate final delivered exactly the kind of close competition that makes the sport exciting.
About Indian Pickleball Association:
The Indian Pickleball Association is the official governing body for pickleball in India and is dedicated to promoting, developing, and organising the sport across the country. The association continues to inspire players of all ages and skill levels to embrace the game through events like the IPA Nationals. IPA is affiliated with the Asian Pickleball Association (APA) and the Global Pickleball Federation (GPF).
About Pickleball World Ranking:
PWR is a national ranking system that spans all age groups, skill divisions, and formats -including singles, doubles, and mixed categories. It serves as the official National Sports Federation Ranking for India. With multiple sanctioned events taking place every week across the country, PWR defines the top Indian players at every level and forms the foundation for team selection at the school, district, state, and national stages.
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