Raguin’s road ends in the second round

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Brave run: Raguin. PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

After registering his first professional tour victory on Monday, Ntungamili Raguin’s heroic journey in the World Tennis Tour on home soil came to an end at the hands of top seed, Robert Strombachs.

Raguin fell 2-6, 2-6 to the Latvian in the second round as the local Junior Sportsperson of the Year begins to learn the ropes on the professional circuit.

In January, he made his debut at the junior Australian Open, becoming the first Motswana to do so.

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