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Jil Teichmann wins Mumbai Open
Hindustan Times Jammu
|February 11, 2025
Jil Teichmann bent down, and with soft hands, cushioned a volley to kill off the point. With both fists clenched, she let out a roar, "allez". Those calls of "come on" were her go-to war cry as she took on Manachaya Sawangkaew of Thailand in the final of the L&T Mumbai Open here on Sunday.
MUMBAI: Jil Teichmann bent down, and with soft hands, cushioned a volley to kill off the point. With both fists clenched, she let out a roar, "allez". Those calls of "come on" were her go-to war cry as she took on Manachaya Sawangkaew of Thailand in the final of the L&T Mumbai Open here on Sunday.
That final cry was a shout in triumph as she clinched the WTA 125 title with a 6-3, 6-4 win.
"It was definitely a goal for me to win this trophy," said Teichmann, currently world No. 117, after the match. "This is just one step that I made and I hope to keep moving forward."
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