In the Bengaluru Open’s opening round, French rivals Sumit Nagal and Ramkumar Ramanathan draw.

Indian ace Sumit Nagal is set in opposition to Geoffrey Blancaneaux, while Trump card participant Ramkumar Ramanathan will confront Maxime Janvier in the men’s singles principal draw of the Bengaluru Open, which starts in Bengaluru on Monday. World-positioned 121 Nagal will plan to broaden his strength over Blancaneaux, whom he has beaten multiple times, remembering for the Australian Open Qualifiers. India No. 2 Ramkumar has a 1-1 no-holds barred record against Janiver, and on the off chance that he clears the main round obstacle, he is probably going to run into favorite Italian Luca Nardi, who has been attracted to meet a qualifier in his initial round.

Australian Adam Walton has been cultivated third and will open his mission against Indian Trump card participant Prajwal Dev. In the copies principal draw, Frenchman Dan Added and Korea’s Yun Seong Chung have been given front and center attention and will conflict with the Australian pair Tristan Schoolkate and Adam Walton.

Australia’s Christopher Matthew Romios and Poland’s Piotr Matuszewski are cultivated second and will take on Taipei’s Beam Ho and Australia’s Calum Puttergill.

There are nine Indians in the principal draw.

N Sriram Balaji and Andre Begemann of Germany will conflict with the German pair of Imprint Wallner and Jakob Schnaitter.

The ATP Challenger occasion is being coordinated by Karnataka State Yard Tennis Relationship at KSLTA Arena. Qualifying adjustments started on Sunday, while the last is booked for February 18.