LONDON: Results may or may not be a case for Sumit Nagal at the 2024 Wimbledon tennis championships. This outing is about an evolving relationship -- a tricky surface, an address that’s built on the foundation of tradition, and a city where the 26-year-old has a connection.
At a venue where he has history, having triumphed in the boys’ doubles here nine years ago, the India No.1 is looking to write his transition story. From boy to man.
