Mumbai, May 5 -- Manas Dhamne is at a career-high ranking of 384. Only two players younger than the December 2007-born are in ATP's top 400, and only one Indian is ahead of him in singles. The teen's steady rise in rankings is a sign of the potential many in Indian and world tennis see in him, and also a correlation to his rising volume of tournaments of late. In 2024, Dhamne competed in 20 tournaments. Last year, he featured in 29. Into the fifth month this year, he has already turned up for 12, winning a Futures event and signing off as a first-time Challenger runner-up on Sunday. In contrast to a stop-start, injury-hampered 2024 season, the young Indian has had only one considerable pause due to injury-in late 2025-over the last year. Un...