Sumit Nagal withdraws from the Indian Wells ATP event after losing in the first round.

Sumit Nagal had lost in the second round of the passing competition yet wound up in the primary draw after Nadal’s last-minute withdrawal, referring to his absence of preparation for the occasion.

Sumit Nagal was given a straight-set rout by Canada’s Milos Raonic in the initial round of the BNP Paribas Open here, carrying a quick finish to the Indian tennis player’s mission after he made the primary draw as a ‘fortunate failure’ because of Rafael Nadal’s pullout. Nagal, who is positioned 101st in the ATP graphs, went down 3-6 3-6 in a match that endured one hour and 28 minutes.

Raonic, who entered the coordinates with a safeguarded positioning of 224, changed over three of the 12 break focuses he procured during the experience. Nagal, then again, couldn’t figure out how to make great use of the two breaks he got.

Nagal had lost in the second round of the passing competition yet wound up in the primary draw after Nadal’s last-minute withdrawal, referring to his absence of preparation for the occasion. The Spaniard has been experiencing injury issues and had to go through a hip medical procedure last season.

The 26-year-old Indian made all in all a shudder in January when he progressed to the second round of the Australian Open. That work had a major impact on sending him into the main 100 of the ATP rankings.

On the off chance that he figures out how to return to the section and clutches it, Nagal will have a shot at fitting the bill for the Paris Olympics.