The prestigious 36th Bangladesh World Tennis Tour Junior J-30 tournament came to an end on Saturday at the National Tennis Complex in Ramna. 

The main draw of this vibrant tournament, which featured 107 emerging young tennis players from 17 countries, began on October 13. Following a series of intense contests, the thrilling finals for both the boys' and girls' singles took place on Saturday. 

Throughout the week, the tournament was enlivened by the energetic presence and impressive athletic performances of these young tennis talents.

In the boys' singles final, two tennis stars from Thailand—top seed Tri Srisen and second seed Patcharaphol Likul—faced off. In a highly competitive match, Patcharaphol Likul dominated the first set, winning 6-2. However, top seed Tri Srisen staged a strong comeback in the second set, taking it 6-0 to level the match. In the decisive third set, Patcharaphol Likul maintained complete control, winning 6-1 to secure the boys' singles title of the 36th edition.

Meanwhile, the girls' singles final featured a clash between players from China and Sri Lanka. China's Jimo Song faced Sri Lanka's second seed, Yuhansa Peiris. Displaying an aggressive style of play from the outset, Jimo Song edged out a hard-fought first set, winning 6-4. In the second set, the talented Chinese player left no room for her opponent to make a comeback. She secured the set and the match with a comfortable 6-2 victory. Demonstrating such dominance throughout her performance, Jimo Song clinched the title in the girls' singles event.

Following the final match, an award distribution ceremony was held.

Present at the ceremony were Engineer Rajib Haider, Managing Director of R.A. Spinning Mills Limited—a co-sponsor of the tournament—along with Bangladesh Tennis Federation President Shafiqul Islam Sarkar, General Secretary Ishtiaq Ahmed (Karen), Treasurer M. A. Jinnah, and Tournament Director Muammar Ahmad.