Four players have advanced to the main draw of the boys' singles event at the 36th Bangladesh World Tennis Tour Junior J-30 tournament after clearing the qualifying rounds. The main draw matches will begin on Tuesday. 

Meanwhile, the draw for the boys' and girls' singles main events took place on Monday.

The qualifying rounds began on Sunday at the National Tennis Complex in Ramna. On Monday, on Court 1, China's Tianyi Fang dominated completely, giving his opponent no chance; he secured a spot in the main draw by defeating India's Suvighya Chowdhury in straight sets, 6-0, 6-0.

On Court 2, the contest was more competitive. India's Syed Faizan Hussain faced Bangladesh's Md. Akash Hossain. Although Akash put up a fight, he ultimately bowed out of the qualifiers, losing 6-1, 6-4 to Faizan, who relied on his experience and precise shot-making.

Court 3 hosted an all-Chinese clash between Shaoshuijia Shao and Sicheng Yang. Shaoshuijia claimed a brilliant victory, defeating Yang 6-2, 6-4. Meanwhile, on Court 4, Japan's Ryunosuke Yaginuma gave China's Jiakuo Li no opening; powered by precise backhands and strong serves, he won the match 6-2, 6-2 to book his place in the main draw.

A group of young and promising Bangladeshi tennis players are also set to compete in the singles main draw. They are eager to deliver their best performances in this international tournament held on home soil. Tomorrow at 9:30 AM, Bangladesh's Sara Al Jasim will face China's Jimo Song in the girls' singles Round of 32 match on Court 1. At the same time, another Bangladeshi player, Jannatun Ferdous, will compete against China's Jiujiu Gu on Court 3. Additionally, Bangladesh's Humaira Haider will take on China's Ziru Yang in another match on Court 5.

There are also matches for Bangladesh in the boys' division tomorrow. At 12:30 PM, Bangladesh's Kabya Gayen will face India's Sankalpa Kumar Sahani in a Round of 32 match on Court 3. Simultaneously, another Bangladeshi tennis player, Mohammad Rakin Rahman, will compete against India's Shahbaz Singh Sanghera on Court 7.