Flavio Cobolli, ranked 63rd, loses to Sumit Nagal in the Monte Carlo Masters qualifying round

Sumit Nagal was looking to win so far in Monte Carlo Bosses as he crushed world number 63 Flavio Cobolli of Italy in straight sets in the qualifiers.

Pro-Indian tennis player Sumit Nagal was looking to win so far in the Monte Carlo Experts as he crushed world number 63 Flavio Cobolli of Italy in straight sets in the qualifiers in Monte Carlo on Saturday. The unseeded 95th-positioned Indian enrolled in a 6-2, 6-3 win over eighth-cultivated Cobolli. Nagal will currently be facing the champs of the two Argentines—Facundo Díaz Acosta and Diego Schwartzman—in his last qualifier apparatus.

While Acosta is positioned 55th and cultivated third, Schwartzman is positioned 124th and is a special case contestant in the competition.

Seven qualifiers will be allowed to enter the primary round.

Nagal has been in the titles since coming to the principal draw of the Australian Open in January, where he beat Alexander Bublik of Kazakhstan prior to bowing out in the subsequent round.

He then arose victorious in the Chennai Open prior to playing two more Challenger rivalries, alongside an ATP 500 rivalry (Dubai title) and two ATP 1000 experts (Indian Wells and Miami).

Since his Chennai triumph, Nagal has arrived at the semi-last just on one event, the Bengaluru Challenger.

In the mean time, world number one set Rohan Bopanna and his Australian accomplice Matthew Ebden (favorite) will likewise be contending in the competition.