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Order from er Cost Cost r.no. to Govt. ofessiona .No Govt. no. l fees 08-13 March Texas Open 2014 USA 16,940 - - - - - - - 2014 1 5 5 28.03.2014 58,978 33,880 - - - 25,098 000682 Joshana Chinappa Virgina, 15-19 April 2nd Rickmond Open 16,940 - - - - - - - Usa 2014 Aberdeen, 16-20 March 2 Trac Oil & Gas North of Scotland Open 2014 17 17 15.04.2014 31,316 33,156 - - 1,840 - Kush Kumar 14,736 18,420 - - - - - - Scotland 2014 2014 Metro Squash Windy City 26 Feb to 03 3 Chicago 223 223 18.02.2014 - - - - - - Dipika Pallikal - - - - - - - - Open Mar 2014 Elgouna, 10-18 April Elgouna International 2014 4,821 2,490 - - - - - - Egypt 2014 4 6 6 31.03.2014 77,125 21,546 - - - 55,579 752 09.09.2014 Saurav Ghosal Hull, 10-18 May Allam British Open 2014 14,235 - - - - - - - England 2014 Penang, 15-18 May Malaysia Tour Circuit 5 12,340 4,005 - - - - - - Malaysia 2014 Happy 5 34 34 29.04.2014 54,296 41,025 - - - 13,271 000756 09.09.2014 Aparajitha Balamurukan Valley, 19-24 May HKFC WSA 25 2014 9,872 14,808 - - - - - - Hong 2014 Kong Training with Malcolm 28 Apr-11 May 12,223 12,223 - - - - - - Willstrop 2014 6 28 28 23.04.2014 1,06,904 40,133 - - - 66,771 000754 09.09.2014 Joshana Chinappa Hull, 11-18 May Allam British Open 2014 9,658 6,029 - - - - - - England 2014 Training under Former World Orlando, 05 May to 08 - - 1,24,283 - Kush Kumar 85,330 2,25,750 - - - 42,665 - - 7 21 21 17.04.2014 5,23,429 6,47,712 no. 1 David Palmer Florida, Jun 2014 Ravi Dixit 75,578 1,80,600 - - - 37,789 - - WSF Development & Coaching Krakow, 8 25-28 Jun 2014 35 35 23.05.2014 62,848 93,904 - - 31,056 - Cyrus Poncha 14,904 70,835 - - 8,165 - - - Conference Poland Pioneer Junior Squash Cup Koln, 03-07 July 2014 34,860 - - - - - - - 2014 Germany Amsterda 9 43 43 23.05.2014 51,409 67,313 - - 15,904 - Harshit Kaur Jawanda m, Dutch Junior Open 01-13 July 2014 32,453 - - - - - - - Netherlan d From 07 Jul to 02 Aug Mohammed Aly Anwar 67,865 - - 7,437 3,62,940 42,560 - 10 Sparring Partners 19.05.2014 - 8,69,048 - - 9,53,514 - 84,466 Egypt 2014 Mazen Heshan Gamal 67,866 - - - 3,62,940 41,906 - Shick Dr. Talal Fahd Al Ahmad 05 - 10 April Kuwait 9,728 10,944 - - - - - - 2014 2014 Garavan Bar Paddy Whack Galway, 15 - 20 April 14,736 20,865 - - - - - - West ireland Open 2014 Ireland 2014 Cannon Kirl Homes Irish Open Dublin, 21 - 26 April 12,280 3,349 - - 8,020 - - - 11 2014 Ireland 2014 7 7 31.03.2014 1,59,970 1,04,242 - - - 55,728 000759 01.10.2014 Harinder Pal singh South Mohanmmed Yasuob PSA 02 - 07 May Surrah, 9,728 14,592 - - - - - - Tournament 2014 2014 Kuwait Hull, 10 - 18 May Allam British Open 2014 - - - - - - - - England 2014 Premier Junior Event in 21st Kish 22-26 June 16 Boys & 16 Girls + 4 12 Asian Junior Squash Individual Island, 61 61 19.05.2014 4,90,745 6,76,076 - - 4,11,091 - 2,25,760 2,95,547 3,75,629 - - 4,900 - 2,25,760 - 2014 Coaches Championship 2014 Iran Kuala 18 - 23 August CIMB Malaysia Open Lumpur, 17,024 11,724 - - 2,350 - 26,025 - 2014 13 Malaysia 121 121 17.07.2014 54,117 57,844 - - 55,777 - 52,050 Joshana Chinappa Sports Spin Event Malaysian Kuala 26-30 August 14 157 157 14.08.2014 73,860 32,608 - - 18,248 - 59,500 Tour Squash Circuit-6 Lumpur, 2014 Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu 17,220 1,544 - - - - 29,750 - 17th Asian Squash Team Hong 11 - 15 June 1,84,800 56,470 2,16,000 - - - - - Championship Kong 2014 4 mens & 4 Womens + 2 15 Kuala 29 29 23.05.2014 6,76,171 5,78,540 - - - 97,631 000758 01.10.2014 Doubles Match Series with the 16 - 22 June Coaches + 1 Officials Lumpur, 50,400 67,714 - - - 3,156 - - Malaysian Team 2014 Malaysia 10-15 August WSF World Junior Windhoek 16 2014 & 16-21 122 122 17.07.2014 5,08,414 6,91,433 14,735 - 8,23,797 - 6,27,340 4 Boys + 1 Girl + 2 Coaches 2,29,694 37,301 3,86,638 - 37,800 - 6,27,340 14,735 Championships , Namibia August 2014 Qatar PSA World Squash 17 Qatar 13-21 Nov 2014 198 198 20.10.2014 46,565 - - - - 717 000777 09-01-2015 45,848 Saurav Ghosal - - - - - - 45,848 - Championship 2014 03 - 07 Nov 18 Monte Carlo Open 2014 Monaco 199 199 20.10.2014 63,330 - - - 41,522 1,04,852 Dipika Pallikal - - - - - - 1,04,852 - 2014 Delaware Investments US Philadelph 09 - 18 Oct 19 178 178 15.09.2014 25,381 12,243 - - 75,969 89,107 Saurav Ghosal 12,243 - - - - - 89,107 - Open 2014 ia 2014 1. Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Hong 24 -31 Aug Financial Hong Kong Open 16,945 - - - - - 46,400 - Kong 2014 20 2014 155 155 11.08.2014 36,986 16,945 - - 26,359 46,400 Saurav Ghosal China Open Squash Stars on Shanghai, 02 - 07 Sep - - - - - - - - the Bund CN China 2014 21 - 26 Oct 21 Macau Open 2014 Macau 197 197 20.10.2014 48,523 - - - - 10,559 000775 09.01.2015 37,964 Saurav Ghosal - - - - - - 37,964 - 2014 Niagra on the lake 01 - 06 Dec 22 World Women's Team 216 216 21.11.2014 4,25,066 4,96,097 29,696 - 4,46,881 3,75,850 4 Players + 1 Coach 99,920 18,735 - - 31,497 3,45,945 3,75,850 29,696 Ottawa, 2014 Canada 1. Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Hong 24 -31 Aug Financial Hong Kong Open - - - - - - - - Kong 2014 23 2014 156 156 11.08.2014 34,302 - - - - 34,302 Dipika Pallikal China Open Squash Stars on Shanghai, 02 - 07 Sep - - - - - - - - the Bund CN China 2014 Sheffield. 02nd to 06 Jan - - - 5,718 000791 13.02.2015 Kush Kumar 5,054 11,759 34,878 - 10,722 - - 24 British Junior Open 2014 230 230 05.01.2015 6,81,131 62,413 UK 2015 Vijay kumar - - - - - - - - Texas, 08 - 13 April Texas Open 2014 - - - - - - - - USA 2014 25 4 4 31.03.2014 36,294 - - - - 36,294 000707 10.03.2015 Dipika Pallikal 11 - 18 May Allam British Open 2014 England - - - - - - - - 2014 21 - 26 Oct 26 The Macau Open 2014 Macau 179 179 17.09.2014 18,273 20,115 - - 1,842 - Joshana Chinappa 12,360 3,709 - - - 4,046 - - 2014 Cairo, 12 - 20 Dec 27 Women World Open 2014 223 223 24.12.2014 20,311 27,278 - - 6,967 - Joshana Chinappa 17,472 3,744 - - 6,062 - - - Egypt 2014 Cairo, 12 - 20 Dec 28 Women World Open 2014 224 224 28.11.2014 20,350 27,900 - - 7,550 - Dipika Pallikal 17,500 7,500 - - 2,900 - - - Egypt 2014 Kuala Third Royal Lake Club Open 15 - 19 Dec 29 Lumpur, 225 225 02.12.2014 27,837 36,008 - - 8,171 - Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu 15,000 17,673 - - 3,335 - - - 2014 2014 Malaysia J.P. Morgan Tournament of 17 - 23 Jan 10,272 11,556 - - - - - - Champions 2015 2015 30 235 235 12.01.2015 74,548 90,522 - - 15,974 - Joshana Chinappa 20 - 27 Jan Training with David Palmer 20,544 - - 48,150 - - - - 2015 J.P. Morgan Tournament of 14 - 25 Jan - - - - - - - - Champions 2015 2015 31 233 233 05.01.2015 54,421 - - - - 54,421 000706 10.03.2015 Saurav Ghosal Suburban Collection Motor City 22 - 27 Jan - - - - - - - - Open 2015 2015 Kuala 17th Asian Squash Team 28 Jan - 01 Feb 32 Lumpur, 236 236 12.02.2015 3,32,430 4,80,300 - - 1,47,870 - 4 Boys + 4 Girls + 2 Coaches 1,74,720 37,440 2,24,640 - 43,500 - - - Championship - 2015 2015 Malaysia Toronto, 16 - 20 Feb Granite Open 2015 19,968 - - - - - - - Canada 2015 Chicago, 24 feb - 04 Mar 33 Windy City Open 2015 241 241 23.01.2015 81,510 49,920 - - - 31,590 000763 31.03.2015 Joshana Chinappa 17,472 - - - - - - - USA 2015 Kuala 24 - 27th March 34 Malaysia Tour Squash - 2015 Lumpur, 261 261 12.03.2015 32,460 14,804 - - - 17,656 000718 16.04.2015 Ravi Dixit 7,554 2,232 - - 3,750 1,268 - - 2015 Malaysia Seattle, 03 - 08 March Stratos Seattle Open 2015 Washingt 17,472 - - - 10,240 - - - 2015 on 35 Calgary CFO Con. Services WSA 10 - 15 March 244 244 04.02.2015 56,190 80,449 - - 24,259 - Sachika Ingale Canada 14,976 - - - 8,047 - - - Womens Squash Week 2015 15 - 19 March Montreal Open 2015 Montreal 14,976 14,738 - - - - - - 2015 Portland, 16 - 21 Feb Oregon Open 2015 - - - - - - - - USA 2015 36 243 243 04.02.2015 48,266 25,913 - - - 22,353 000761 Saurav Ghosal Guggenheim Partners Windy Chicago 24 feb - 04 Mar - 25,913 - - - - - - City Open 2015 USA 2015 Winnipeg Winter Club 28 Jan - 01 Feb Canada - - - - - - - - Women's Open 2015 2015 Toronto, 16 - 20 Feb 37 Granite Open 2015 240 240 23.01.2015 58,354 - - - - 58,354 000764 31.03.2015 Dipika Pallikal - - - - - - - - Canada 2015 Chicago, 24 feb - 04 Mar Windy City Open 2015 - - - - - - - - USA 2015 Training with Captain Amir Washingt 23 - 27 Jan 15 & - 89,150 - 61,935 - - - - Wagih Sports Club on 09 - 14 Feb 15 38 - 2,06,639 - - 2,06,639 - Dipika Pallikal Toronto, 16 - 20 Feb Granite Open 2015 - 55,554 - - - - - - Canada 2015 Total 51,52,110 56,36,006 44,431 - 34,45,513 5,86,042 17,49,137 1729867 1582074 862156 110085 180353 1171471 1749137 44431.
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    Edition: March 2015 WORLD SQUASH CALENDAR DATES EVENT M W LOCATION March 2015 02 – 03 Mar Qatar Junior Open (T3) M W Doha, Qatar 04 – 08 Mar Emerson RC Pro Series W Missouri, USA 05 – 07 Mar Czech Republic National Championships ~ M W Prague, Czech Republic 06 – 08 Mar Slovenian Junior Open (T3) M W Ljubljana, Slovenia 07 – 08 Mar Scottish National Championships ~ M W Edinburgh, Scotland 10 – 15 Mar Calgary CFO Consulting Services Women’s Squash Week W Calgary, Canada 11 – 15 Mar Swiss Open M W Zurich, Switzerland 12 – 14 Mar US National Championships ~ M W Charlottesville, USA 12 – 14 Mar Slovak National Championships ~ M W Bratislava, Slovakia 13 – 15 Mar German Junior Open (T3) M W Nürnberg, Germany 15 – 20 Mar Bermuda National Championships ~ M W Hamilton, Bermuda 20 – 22 Mar Luxembourg Junior Open (T3) M W Sandweiler, Luxembourg 20 – 22 Mar Irish Masters Open + M W Dublin, Ireland 21 – 27 Mar Canary Wharf Classic M London, England 23 – 27 Mar Gibraltar National Championships ~ M W Gibraltar 28 – 29 Mar Ukrainian Open M W Kiev, Ukraine 28 Mar – 05 Apr European Junior U19 Individual & Team Championships (T2) M W Prague, Czech Republic 30 Mar – 04 Apr Open de Paris M Paris, France 30 Mar – 04 Apr 2nd Bahria Town International W Rawalpindi, Pakistan 30 Mar – 04 Apr All Africa Junior Championships (T3) M W Gaborone, Botswana April 2015 02 – 10 Apr El Gouna International M El Gouna, Egypt 03 – 06 Apr Australian Junior Open (T3) M W Sydney, Australia 07 – 12 Apr Texas Open W Texas, USA 09 – 11 Apr Junior OECS Championships M W St Vincent
  • P15 Layout 1 5/11/14 9:44 PM Page 1

    P15 Layout 1 5/11/14 9:44 PM Page 1

    p15_Layout 1 5/11/14 9:44 PM Page 1 MONDAY, MAY 12, 2014 SPORTS Kovac comes to the rescue Consolation win for Porto Gatlin wins IAAF 100m race ZAGREB: Former Croatia captain Niko Kovac came to his country’s rescue PORTUGAL: Porto completed an unhappy season with a consolation 2-1 TOKYO: Former Olympic champion Justin Gatlin overcame strong head- last October, his lack of managerial experience offset by skills on the pitch home win over champions Benfica in a devalued Portuguese classico on winds to sprint to his second 100m victory in as many weeks at an IAAF to see Croatia through to the World Cup finals. Saturday while Olhanense were relegated after five seasons in the top World Challenge meeting in Tokyo yesterday. Berlin-born Kovac carved a reputation in his playing days for hard work flight. Belenenses made sure of survival with victory over Arouca. Pacos de He broke away from the pack halfway through to clock 10.02 seconds and discipline, attributes he used to good effect to guide a struggling side Ferreira lost 4-2 at home to Academica Coimbra and were forced into a rel- with fellow American Mike Rodgers second at 10.11 and Christophe past Iceland in the qualifying play-offs. The 42-year-old inherited from pre- egation playoff, one season after reaching the Champions League qualify- Lemaitre of France third at 10.31 in the Seiko Golden Grand Prix, the third vious coach Igor Stimac a Croatian side that had come under pressure for ing round. leg of the second-tier tour organised by the International Association of trailing a distant second behind Belgium in their qualifying group.