MUMBAI: Top seed Himanshu Bhatia had a fight on his hands facing off against Yati Gujarathi and had to dig deep to win in the super tie-breaker to make the final of the 45+ men's singles in the Jayant Roy Memorial S 400 Mumbai ITF Tennis Tournament, being played at the MSLTA and Woodehouse Gymkhana, here, on Tuesday.
After losing the first set 4-6, Bhatia got into rhythm early in the second, serving well and also stroking fluently from the baseline to run away with the set 6-1. His form continued in the super tie-breaker, prevailing 10-3 to set up a title clash with second seed Nittten Kirrtane, whose all round game helped him record a facile 6-0, 6-1 victory over Amit Tambe.
