Indian youth tennis player Sumit Nagal, who won a singles match for the first time in the main draw of a Grand Slam tournament, has said that he is going to present a tough challenge to the world's third place player Dominic Thiem. On Thursday, Sumit Nagal is scheduled to match with Dominic Thiem of Austria in the second leg of the US Open. Currently Dominic Thiam is in the top three. In such a situation, it would be very difficult for Nagal to retaliate in this match.

Sumit Nagal, hailing from Jhajjar, Haryana, who won a set against Roger Federer last year at Flushing Mids, beat local player Bradley Klan for 2 hours and minutes on Tuesday night. Six, was defeated by six. Earlier Somdev Devvarman was the last Indian to win a singles match of the main draw of a Grand Slam. He also entered the US Open in 2013 as a qualifier and defeated Slovakia's Lucas Lako.

Let us tell you that Nagal, who never gave up, said, "I am ready and excited to play against him (Dominic Thiem). I will also enjoy this match. This will give me an opportunity to assess that tennis level In terms of what status I am in right now. "Nagal said about his first match in the tournament," I qualified for the junior class here in 2013 and later managed to make it to the main draw of the men's section. I have now won the first stage, which means a lot to me and it is important.

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