At the Bengaluru Open, Indian tennis players experienced mixed fortunes. Dhakshineswar Suresh and Manas Dhamne advanced to the quarterfinals after challenging matches. However, former champion Sumit Nagal was eliminated in a lengthy three-set contest against second seed Harold Mayot, who saved seven match points. Suresh secured his quarterfinal spot by defeating Felix Balshaw in a three-set tie-breaker, while Dhamne also progressed. Mayot's victory over Nagal was a hard-fought battle lasting over three hours.