<p> <br />Mohit edged out Sunil 21-18, 20-22, 21-9 in the final in just 47 minutes. Mohit dominated the proceedings right from the start. Sunil, who lost to Prakash Jolly in the boys’ final 21-14, 21-11 later in the day, put up a good fight in the second game but Mohit’s calm helped him wrap up the match.<br /><br />However, the 22-year-old Mohit capitalising on his opponent’s unforced errors took the first game 21-18. <br /><br />The 18-year-old Sunil played a far more impressive game in the second. Sports Authority of India paddler forced Mohit to play at the baseline before coming up with drop shots. Mohit soon shot into three-point lead at 11-8. <br /><br />Mohit fought back with a series of powerful smashes and then a couple of drop shots saw the Shri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College student equalling the scores at 20-all. Sunil, however, held his nerve to clinch the second game and take the match to the decider. <br />Sunil looked energy sapped at the start of the third game. Mohit sighted his rival’s shortcoming and pushed him to all corners of the court to take a 11-4 lead in the decider. Sunil grabbed a couple of points before Mohit ended his opponent’s agony with a thundering smash.<br /><br />Second seed Jacqueline Rose Kunnath completed a grand double when she won the girls’ under-19 crown on Friday with a 21-7, 21-17 upset win over top-seeded Poorvisha S Ram in the final. Jacqueline had won the women’s title on Thursday.<br /><br />Results (all finals): Men: Mohit Kamat bt Sunil D Verma 21-18, 20-22, 21-9. U-19: Prakash Jolly bt Sunil Verma 21-14, 21-11. Doubles: Guruprasad/ Vineet Manuel bt Ajitwijetilekk/ Harshil Shah 22-20, 21-15. Veteran doubles: SKB Naidu/ Vinay GS bt M Ramu/ KP Vasanth Kumar 21-18, 21-17.</p>
<p> <br />Mohit edged out Sunil 21-18, 20-22, 21-9 in the final in just 47 minutes. Mohit dominated the proceedings right from the start. Sunil, who lost to Prakash Jolly in the boys’ final 21-14, 21-11 later in the day, put up a good fight in the second game but Mohit’s calm helped him wrap up the match.<br /><br />However, the 22-year-old Mohit capitalising on his opponent’s unforced errors took the first game 21-18. <br /><br />The 18-year-old Sunil played a far more impressive game in the second. Sports Authority of India paddler forced Mohit to play at the baseline before coming up with drop shots. Mohit soon shot into three-point lead at 11-8. <br /><br />Mohit fought back with a series of powerful smashes and then a couple of drop shots saw the Shri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College student equalling the scores at 20-all. Sunil, however, held his nerve to clinch the second game and take the match to the decider. <br />Sunil looked energy sapped at the start of the third game. Mohit sighted his rival’s shortcoming and pushed him to all corners of the court to take a 11-4 lead in the decider. Sunil grabbed a couple of points before Mohit ended his opponent’s agony with a thundering smash.<br /><br />Second seed Jacqueline Rose Kunnath completed a grand double when she won the girls’ under-19 crown on Friday with a 21-7, 21-17 upset win over top-seeded Poorvisha S Ram in the final. Jacqueline had won the women’s title on Thursday.<br /><br />Results (all finals): Men: Mohit Kamat bt Sunil D Verma 21-18, 20-22, 21-9. U-19: Prakash Jolly bt Sunil Verma 21-14, 21-11. Doubles: Guruprasad/ Vineet Manuel bt Ajitwijetilekk/ Harshil Shah 22-20, 21-15. Veteran doubles: SKB Naidu/ Vinay GS bt M Ramu/ KP Vasanth Kumar 21-18, 21-17.</p>
