CHENNAI: World number 14 Roberto Bautista Agut outclassed the aggressive Daniil Medvedev 6-3 6-4 to win the Chennai Open title on Sunday. 'I cannot be more happy than now. I played a great tournament,' Bautista Agut, who won his fifth ATP tour title, said during the presentation ceremony. 'I know it is very difficult to be a top-10 player but my goal is to be a better player every day.' The second-seeded Spaniard, who was happy to play out long rallies in order to win points, oozed confidence as he comfortably held serve. He needed to break the 20-year-old Medvedev only once to clinch the opening set. The second set was a much more even contest with Medvedev threatening to turn the tide after edging out a thrilling 30-shot rally as Bautista Agut, a Chennai finalist in 2013, struggled to break the Russian's service. Bautista Agut, however, finally broke Medvedev shortly after the big-serving Russian received on-court treatment for a suspected hamstring problem, and wrapped up the match in an hour and 10 minutes. 'I just had some soreness on my muscles (today). You're never happy unless you have won a tournament but I am really happy I made it to the final,' said world number 99 Medvedev, who was playing in his first ATP tour final. 'If someone asked me before the tournament 'Will I be happy reaching the final?', I would said yes.'