Updated On: 01 September, 2023 05:59 PM IST | New Delhi | PTI
Sasi Kumar Mukund was excited to be a part of a multi-sporting event for the first time in his career, soak in the experience and watch some legendary athletes in action from close but the tennis player has now "lost interest" in playing for India at the Asian Games even if he gets a last-minute entry due to the "drama" surrounding his selection

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Sasi Kumar Mukund was excited to be a part of a multi-sporting event for the first time in his career, soak in the experience and watch some legendary athletes in action from close but the tennis player has now "lost interest" in playing for India at the Asian Games even if he gets a last-minute entry due to the "drama" surrounding his selection.
Mukund was one of the singles players picked by the All India Tennis Association (AITA) for the Asian Games but the Sports Ministry did not approve his name since he did not meet the selection criteria of being a top-eight player in the Asian region.
The names of Vaidehi Chaudhari and Sahaja Yamlapalli were also struck off from the women`s squad.