🎾 Thane District U-18 Championship 2026 — Registrations open until May 30th. Register now! · ⚠️ URGENT: Saturday's matches at Court 3 postponed due to maintenance. New schedule will be published by Friday evening. · 🏆 Congratulations to Arjun Mehta for winning the Men's Open Singles at the Maharashtra State Championship! · 📋 Order of Play for the Thane Open Week 2 is now available. Download from the News section.      🎾 Thane District U-18 Championship 2026 — Registrations open until May 30th. Register now! · ⚠️ URGENT: Saturday's matches at Court 3 postponed due to maintenance. New schedule will be published by Friday evening. · 🏆 Congratulations to Arjun Mehta for winning the Men's Open Singles at the Maharashtra State Championship! · 📋 Order of Play for the Thane Open Week 2 is now available. Download from the News section.
Thane Open 2026 — Draw Released for Men's Singles
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28 May 2026

Thane Open 2026 — Draw Released for Men's Singles

The official draw for the Men's Singles main draw and qualifying rounds of Thane Open 2026 is now available. Download the PDF below.

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