Speaking after the match, Mudgil told Pickleball Now how it unfolded. “I started on an aggressive note and I was playing well,” he said. But he explained that Singh found a way back into the contest. “In the second half, when I was 11-5, 11-6 up, he started serving much deeper,” Mudgil said, adding that Singh’s third shot was working well and that he “took quite a few winners as well.”
