Tennis: Disgruntled players form association
The Indian Tennis Players Association says that it would function around the ATP model.
MUMBAI:
Top Indian players formed an association yesterday to protect their professional interests days after signing a temporary truce with the All India Tennis Association (AITA). The Indian Tennis Players Association (ITPA) said in a statement that it would function around the ATP model and act as a platform to represent the concerns of its members. “We believe that the ITPA will provide the players a voice that will stand united in our concerns and suggestions for the improvement of the sport in the country,” Somdev Devvarman, India’s frontline singles player, said in the statement.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 12th, 2013.
Top Indian players formed an association yesterday to protect their professional interests days after signing a temporary truce with the All India Tennis Association (AITA). The Indian Tennis Players Association (ITPA) said in a statement that it would function around the ATP model and act as a platform to represent the concerns of its members. “We believe that the ITPA will provide the players a voice that will stand united in our concerns and suggestions for the improvement of the sport in the country,” Somdev Devvarman, India’s frontline singles player, said in the statement.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 12th, 2013.