Sumit Nagal's second coming promises to be the real thing

five-month injury layoffs are hardly uncommon in tennis. Heck, players took longer sabbaticals and returned to win Grand Slams. But also for Sumit Nagal, the stretch from November to April may perfectly have already been years spent in the wilderness.

 A torn labrum in the shoulder meant he couldn't get the racquet till February, nevertheless the mental frailty lingered much longer.I considered surgery but my team explained to rehab for some months. I didn't play for quite a while and it had been harder mentally than physically