This tennis stadium is named after a former president of the All India Tennis Association Raj Kumar Khanna is located in New Delhi. Asian Games(1982) and Commonwealth Games (2010) tennis matches were held in this stadium. This stadium is also used for India’s Davis Cup and Fed Cup tournaments. It has a centre court, six match courts and six warm-up courts. It has a capacity of 5,015. Many tennis lovers come here to play the sport. The RK Khanna Tennis Complex has a couple of firsts attached to it. It was the first venue in the history of the Commonwealth Games to host tennis matches since the sport was first introduced in 2010 for the very first time. It is also the first venue that was completed and handed over to the organizing committee of the Commonwealth Games that were happening in Delhi. Unlike other infrastructural institutions of Delhi, which is constructed by government agencies such as MCD, PWD or CPWD, this was entirely completed by the All India Tennis Association (AITA). The entire funding for the stadium’s renovation and refurbishment was provided by the ministry of sports.