Men’s Open semifinalists confirmed as NMPA Indian Open of Surfing – 2026 reaches crucial stage
The NMPA Indian Open of Surfing – 2026 is currently underway, showcasing intense competition among surfers. The event serves as a crucial selection for the Indian team for the upcoming Asian Games. Semifinalists have been confirmed across various categories, highlighting the talent of both junior and senior surfers.
- ▪The event features six quarter finals and six semifinals across five categories.
- ▪Ramesh Budihal topped the Men's Open quarter finals with a score of 14.83.
- ▪Kamali Moorthy emerged as the standout performer in the Surfing Juniors 18 and Under Female category with a score of 12.44.
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The second day of the seventh NMPA Indian Open of Surfing – 2026, a significant event in the selection of the Indian team for the 2026 Asian Games, greeted competitors with cool breezes and clear, sunny skies. A total of six quarter finals and six semifinals were contested on Saturday across five categories.The penultimate day of the national championship witnessed one of its most significant contests as the Men’s Open quarter finals delivered intense action on the waves. Kerala’s Ramesh Budihal topped the standings with an impressive score of 14.83, while Srikanth D. followed closely with 13.00.
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