US EditionSumit Nagal Reaches Out to Chinese Embassy After Visa Rejection Casts Shadow over Australian Open Hopes
Sumit Nagal’s visa denial by China threatens his chance to qualify for the 2026 Australian Open, despite his status as India’s top-ranked singles player.
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Sumit Nagal seeks Chinese embassy help after visa denied for Australia Open Playoff
India’s top-ranked tennis player Sumit Nagal has urged Chinese authorities to review his visa rejection ahead of the Australian Open Asia-Pacific Playoff in Chengdu. The denial has cast doubt over his participation in the crucial event.
Sumit Nagal reaches out to Chinese embassy after visa rejection casts shadow over Australian Open hopes
Indian No 1 Sumit Nagal was scheduled to participate in the 2026 Australian Open Asia-Pacific Wildcard Playoff, which gets underway in Chengdu on 24 November. His preparation for the event, however, has hit a roadblock after his application for a Chinese visa was rejected.
Sumit Nagal seeks help from China embassy after visa rejection
India’s top-ranked tennis player, Sumit Nagal, on Tuesday sought urgent intervention from the Chinese embassy after his visa application to travel to China for the Australian Open Playoff was rejected without any reason.
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