An ailing Jannik Sinner fell in five sets to Argentinian Juan Manuel Cerundolo; the men's number one seed knocked out despite serving for the match. World number one Jannik Sinner falls victim to a massive upset on Court Phillipe Chartrier at Roland Garros, knocked out in the second round as he failed to convert a two-set and 5-1 lead against Juan Manuel Cerundolo. The Argentinian completed the comeback to win 3-6 2-6 7-5 6-1 6-1, as Sinner's bid at completing a career grand slam fell apart as he failed to combat intense heat in the French capital.Jannik Sinner in discomfort during his five set loss to Cerundolo on Court Phillipe Chartrier. (AFP)Kartikay Dutta is a sports writer with the Hindustan Times Sports Desk, having joined in August 2024 to further his professional journey and pursue his long-standing ambition of working in sports media. With a strong interest in cricket, tennis, and football, Kartikay focuses on exploring the deeper layers of sport beyond the immediate action on the field.
His work centres on producing insightful long-form and analytical pieces that examine the stories behind performances, teams, and tournaments. He is particularly interested in narratives that intersect with culture, history, and politics, helping readers understand how modern sport evolves within a broader social context.
