| 1. Sumit Nagal, an Indian tennis player, is the sixth Indian to win a Junior Grand Slam. |
| 2. Nagal gained recognition by facing Roger Federer in the 2019 US Open. |
| 3. Initially interested in cricket, Nagal's father encouraged him to pursue tennis. |
| 4. Impressed by his skills, Nagal's school coach recommended professional training for him. |
| 5. At 7, Nagal moved to Delhi and started training at the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) Tennis Academy. |
| 6. Nagal's talent shone at the DDA Academy, where he won his first tournament at 8. |
| 7. At age 10, Nagal was selected for 'Mission 2018,' a talent hunt led by Mahesh Bhupathi and other players. |
| 8. Bhupathi sponsored Nagal's training in Canada with Bobby Mahal after selecting him. |
| 9. Moving to Germany in 2014, Nagal joined the Schuettler Waske Tennis University. |
| 10. In 2015, he won the Boys' Doubles title at Wimbledon with Lý Hoà ng Nam. |
| 11. Nagal turned professional in 2015 and debuted in the Davis Cup for India in 2016. |
| 12. However, he was removed from the Davis Cup squad in 2017 due to disciplinary reasons. |
| 13. In 2019, Nagal made his Grand Slam debut against Roger Federer at the US Open. |
| 14. Although he lost, Nagal made history by winning a set against Federer, the first Indian to do so. |
| 15. On September 2, 2020, Nagal advanced to the second round of the US Open by defeating Bradley Klahn. |
| 16. Recently, Nagal expressed disappointment over the lack of support and financial backing in India during his ATP Tour journey. |
