India will host four ATP Challenger Tour events next year, starting from Chennai on February 3, the All India Tennis Association (AITA) said on Monday.
After Chennai, the next three tournaments will be held in Bengaluru (February 10-16), Pune (February 17-23) and Delhi (February 24 – March 2), the federation confirmed in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter).
While the first three will be ATP 100 events – each offering 100 ranking points along with the prize money of USD 17,500, the one in Delhi will provide 75 ranking points and USD 11,200 as prize money to the singles champion.
The same four cities had hosted Challenger Tour events earlier this year. Triumph in Chennai helped Sumit Nagal make his Top 100 debut in the ATP Rankings.
Content Source: sportstar.thehindu.com