Diya Chitaleu00a0defeated top seed Vidhi Shah of Jamnabai Narsee (Juhu) to win her first Girls&rsquo; U-10 title at the University Pavilion, Marine Lines on Saturday. Diya prevailed 1-11, 13-11, 11-8, 11-7 in the summit clash. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/sep/diya.jpg" style="width: 400px; height: 373px; " /> Diya Chitale in action during the MSSA U-10 inter-school table tennis final at the University Pavilion on Saturday. Pic/Suresh KK Diya didn&rsquo;t have a great start losing the first game 1-11, but the nine-year-old held her nerve and came back to win the next three games. Diya&rsquo;s forehand smashes and deceptive serves kept her in good stead against the top seed. Vidhi admitted she was not at her best and committed a host of errors that cost here the match and title. Diya said the victory was special as she only recently recovered from a fractured right hand last month and actually played the tournament against the doctor&rsquo;s advice. &ldquo;I was itching to get back to table tennis after my accident. I wasn&rsquo;t sure if I would even make it to the final of this tournament,&rdquo; Diya told MiD DAY. u00a0

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