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  •   Home > News > Sports > Tennis

    Swinging a racquet around the Caribbean has paid dividends for KP Pannu

    Swinging a racquet around the Caribbean has paid dividends for KP Pannu


    He's now the country's number one-ranked men's singles player after victories at ITF events in Jamaica and the Dominican Republic.

    Pannu's poised to re-enter the ATP's top 500, ahead of Ajeet Rai and Rubin Statham.



    Pannu will return for September's Davis Cup tie against Luxembourg in Palmerston North, and will enter more ATP challenger tournaments.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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