The tournament will feature competitions in the men's and women's +35, +45, +55 and +65 age categories across singles, doubles and mixed doubles. Around 80 players from different parts of India and three international players from Germany and Slovakia are participating in the event.

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Ankush Dutta has been appointed as the Tournament Director, while Saikat Roy will serve as the ITF Supervisor. The AATA has been hosting the ITF Masters event annually for the past five years.

Following the conclusion of the MT200 tournament, the ITF Juniors J60 for boys and girls under 18 will be held at the same venue from November 17.

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