Asian Games medalist Abhay along with Velavan Senthilkumar won the men's doubles title as the top-seeded pair defeated second seeds Ong Sai Hung and Syafiq Kamal of Malaysia 11-4, 11-5.
Later, Abhay and third-seeded veteran Joshna Chinappa defeated second-seeded Hong Kong pair of Tong Tsz Wing and Tang Ming Hong 11-8, 10-11, 11-5 in the mixed doubles final.
Senthilkumar said, "I am very happy with the way Abhay and I performed this week. We were confident and got better as the tournament progressed."
“Reviving the National Doubles Championship after a long gap was the right time for SRFI and HCL as it gave us an opportunity to gain momentum,” he said.
Joshna, who was awarded the Padma Shri earlier this year, said, “Playing for India again means a lot to me, especially since I was out of the game for the last five months after knee surgery It was great to play doubles." I will get a chance to return to India before coming back on the PSA tour."
Later, Abhay and third-seeded veteran Joshna Chinappa defeated second-seeded Hong Kong pair of Tong Tsz Wing and Tang Ming Hong 11-8, 10-11, 11-5 in the mixed doubles final.
Senthilkumar said, "I am very happy with the way Abhay and I performed this week. We were confident and got better as the tournament progressed."
“Reviving the National Doubles Championship after a long gap was the right time for SRFI and HCL as it gave us an opportunity to gain momentum,” he said.
Joshna, who was awarded the Padma Shri earlier this year, said, “Playing for India again means a lot to me, especially since I was out of the game for the last five months after knee surgery It was great to play doubles." I will get a chance to return to India before coming back on the PSA tour."
