National tennis championship back with big purse
The Hindu
The winners are all set to take home ₹3 lakh each
The Fenesta tennis championship will revive the big purse for champions with the current edition scheduled from Monday.
The DCM Shriram group, associated with promoting tennis for more than 25 years, had stayed away from the game during the pandemic, keeping the safety of the players in mind.
The All India Tennis Association (AITA) had conducted the 2020 edition of the National championship in March this year, albeit with a truncated prize purse.
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