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Chennai Open 2026 — A tournament of promise ends damply as India prepares for future without Tour-level tennis

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When the tournament first came to India in 2022 on a single-year deal, it was a pleasant surprise. But over the course of three editions, the event has failed to impress in terms of spectator turnout and the strength of the draw.

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