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MUMBAI, DEC. 17. The Cricket Club of India (CCI) launched its `Emerging Tennis Scheme' for young tennis players on Wednesday. Former Davis Cupper and Indian coach, Enrico Piperno, said that if the trainees did not shape up and show results, he would seek replacements. He said the CCI showed commitment and the same was expected from the five trainees in the junior circuit — Arnav Jain, Agnel Gladwin, Debendra Das, Marlon Coelho and Gaurav Wallia. Piperno has already spent seven months, starting the CCI initiative in mid May. The scheme conceptualised by the CCI's tennis department chairman Mr. Khushroo Santook, covers expenses on travelling, equipment and training. — Our Special Correspondent
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