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22Nd Asian Junior Individual Championship 2015 Boys Under 19 22nd Asian Junior Individual Championship 2015 Boys Under 19 23 August (Sun) 24 August (Mon) 25 August (Tue) 26 August (Wed) 27 August (Thu) Round 1 Round 2 Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Final Ng Eain Yow (MAS) (1) Ng Eain Yow (MAS) Ng Eain Yow (MAS) Ng Eain Yow (MAS) Ng Eain Yow (MAS) 11-3,11-2,11-4 (19min) 11-2,11-3,11-1 (18min) 11-4,11-7,11-9 (25min) Bye 17:00 / C1 #1 Bye Mohammad Amin (IRN) (9) Mohammad Amin (IRN) 18:30 / C1 Majid Karim Panah (IRN) (15) Majid Karim Panah (IRN) 11:00 / C1 11-7,11-3,6-11,11-1 (29min) Wijayapura I.R Sathyajith (SRI) 17:00 / C2 Bye Mudit Pant (IND) #3 Mudit Pant (IND) (8) Mudit Pant (IND) 1107,11-6,11-8 (26min) 15:45 / GC Ling To Yu (HKG) (5) Ling To Yu (HKG) Ling To Yu (HKG) 11-6,11-5,11-3 (18min) Bye 17:00 / C3 Bye Mahdi Fathi (IRN) (10) Mahdi Fathi (IRN) 18:30 / C2 Kankanamalage Don A.R Rajarathna (SRI) (12) Don A.R Rajarathna (SRI) Bye 17:00 / C4 Bye Velavan Senthilkumar (IND) Ling To Yu (HKG) CHAMPION #2 Velavan Senthilkumar (IND) (4) Velavan Senthilkumar (IND) 11-1,11-4,11-4 (21min) 11-7,11-7,8-11,5-11,11-5 (49min) 17:15 / GC Sajad Zareian (IRN) (3) Sajad Zareian (IRN) Sajad Zareian (IRN) Sajad Zareian (IRN) Israr Ahmad (PAK) 11-3,11-2,11-7 (25min) 11-5,11-4,11-1 (19min) 7-11,11-7,13-11,8-11,11-6 (66min) Bye 17:30 / C2 Bye Harshvardhan Wadhwa (IND) (14) Harshvardhan Wadhwa (IND) 18:30 / C3 Rambukpotha C Kavishwara (SRI) (16) Mazyar Hakimi (IRN) 11:00 / C2 11-9,11-7,11-5 (20min) Mazyar Hakimi (IRN) 17:30 / C1 Bye Farzan Habibpour (IRN) Farzan Habibpour (IRN) (7) Farzan Habibpour (IRN) 11-8,11-9,11-3 (21min) 16:30 / GC Sandeep Ramachandran (IND) (6) S Ramachandran (IND) S Ramachandran (IND) 11-4,11-8,11-6 (25min) Bye 17:30 / C3 Bye Suriyaarachchillage R.P Jayawardane (SRI) (13) R.P Jayawardane (SRI) 18:30 / C4 Abdullah Hashim Abdullah (IRQ) (11) A Hashim Abdullah (IRQ) Bye 17:30 / C4 Bye Israr Ahmad (PAK) Israr Ahmad (PAK) Israr Ahmad (PAK) Israr Ahmad (PAK) (2) Israr Ahmad (PAK) 11-3,11-7,11-5 (25min) 11-7,11-6,11-7 (20min) 12-10,11-5,13-11 (40min) ( ) seedings Remarks: #1 - 15th seed Khaled Ahmad Aljenaidel (KUW) withdrew on 18 Aug 2015, 17th seed Suriyaarachchillage R.P Jayawardane (SRI) at that time replaces the withdrawn player. #2 - 3rd seed Muhammad Asim Khan (PAK) withdrew on 21 Aug 2015, 5th Seed Velavan Senthilkumar (IND) at that time replaces the withdrawn player, 9th Seed Farzan Habibpour (IND) at that time replaces 5th Seed. 17th Seed at that time replaces 9th Seed. #3 - 7th Seed Sayed Azlan Amjad Iqbal (QAT) withdrew on 21 Aug 2015, 9th Seed Mudit Pant (IND) at that time replaces the withdrawn player. 17th Seed at that time replaces 9th Seed. #4 - Abdulwahab Khalid Al-Ishaq (QAT) withdrew on 21 Aug 2015. All unseeded players are randomly redrawn together. Place from top to bottom, filling appropriate vacant slots in continuous order. Where it is necessary to have BYEs in the draw, seeded players receive these BYEs in descending ranking order of seeding. No player shall be drawn against a fellow national in the 1st round of all events, unless this cannot be avoided. [Revised on 21 Aug 2015] 22nd Asian Junior Individual Championship 2015 Boys Under 19 - Plate 27 August (Thu) Final Wijayapura I.R Sathyajith (SRI) 09:45 / C3 WINNER Wijayapura I.R Sathyajith (SRI) 4-11,13-11,11-1,11-9 (24min) Rambukpotha C Kavishwara (SRI) 22nd Asian Junior Individual Championship 2015 Boys Under 19 - Classic Plate 25 August (Tue) 26 August (Wed) 27 August (Thu) Round 1 Semi-Finals Final Mohammad Amin (IRN) Mohammad Amin (IRN) Mahdi Fathi (IRN) 11:00 / C1 (w.o) 11-8,13-11,11-6 (29min) Majid Karim Panah (IRN) 10:30 / C3 Mahdi Fathi (IRN) 11:00 / C2 Mahdi Fathi (IRN) 08:30 / C3 Don A.R Rajarathna (SRI) 11-8,11-9,11-7 (29min) WINNER Harshvardhan Wadhwa (IND) Harshvardhan Wadhwa (IND) A Hashim Abdullah (IRQ) 11:00 / C3 11-8,11-7,11-6 (27min) 11-5,11-7,11-3 (19min) Mazyar Hakimi (IRN) 10:30 / C4 R.P Jayawardane (SRI) 11:00 / C4 A Hashim Abdullah (IRQ) A Hashim Abdullah (IRQ) A Hashim Abdullah (IRQ) 11-8,11-3,11-4 (22min) 11-7,11-6,11-8 (23min) 22nd Asian Junior Individual Championship 2015 Boys Under 17 23 August (Sun) 24 August (Mon) 25 August (Tue) 26 August (Wed) 27 August (Thu) Round 1 Round 2 Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Final Mohammad Khalil Alsarraj (JOR) (1) Mohammad Khalil Alsarraj (JOR) Mohammad Alsarraj (JOR) Mohammad Alsarraj (JOR) Mohammad Alsarraj (JOR) 8-11,11-6,7-11,11-1,16-14 (50min) 11-7,11-6,11-6 (23min) 11-4,6-11,9-11,11-9,11-9 (46min) Bye 16:00 / C1 Mojtaba Kafili (IRN) 10:00 / C4 Abhay Singh (IND) Abhay Singh (IND) (12) 11-6,11-4,7-11,11-5 (39min) 17:45 / C1 Mohammad Ali Farhat (IRN) (11) Mohammad Ali Farhat (IRN) #2 Bye 16:00 / C2 Bye Law Yat Long (HKG) Law Yat Long (HKG) (6) Law Yat Long (HKG) 11-5,11-4,11-7 (20min) 12:00 / C2 Ibrahim Khaleel Abulaban (JOR) (7) Ibrahim Khaleel Abulaban (JOR) Ibrahim Abulaban (JOR) 12-10,11-6,11-8 (27min) Bye 16:00 / C4 #2 Bye Robin Singh Mann (IND) (10) Robin Singh Mann (IND) 17:45 / C2 Mukthar Wakeel M Shamil (SRI) (13) Mukthar Wakeel M Shamil (SRI) 10:30 / C1 11-3,11-1,11-2 (19min) Ibrahim Thaer Ali (IRQ) 16:00 / C3 Bye Alireza Shameli (IRN) Alireza Shameli (IRN) CHAMPION Alireza Shameli (IRN) (3) Alireza Shameli (IRN) 11-1,11-7,11-4 (28min) 11-8,11-3,12-10 (30min) 13:30 / C3 Lai Cheuk Nam (HKG) (4) Lai Cheuk Nam (HKG) Lai Cheuk Nam (HKG) Chan Wui Ki (HKG) Mohammad Alsarraj (JOR) 11-7,11-4,11-6 (28min) 11-9,7-11,11-9,11-8 (47min) 11-5,11-7,11-3 (20min) Bye 16:30 / C1 Mohammad Khani (IRN) 10:30 / C2 Mohammad Khani (IRN) Ammar Amer Majeed (IRQ) (15) 11-8,11-9,11-5 (25min) 17:45 / C3 Abedalkader Ahmad Jeitan (JOR) (14) Abedalkader Ahmad Jeitan (JOR) 10:30 / C4 11-4,11-4,11-4 (23min) Indrakumar T Amendra (SRI) 16:30 / C2 Bye Chan Wui Ki (HKG) Chan Wui Ki (HKG) (5) Chan Wui Ki (HKG) 7-11,15-13,7-11,11-1,11-9 (49min) 12:00 / C3 Adhitya Raghavan (IND) (8) Adhitya Raghavan (IND) Adhitya Raghavan (IND) 11-9,11-5,8-11,11-6 (26min) Bye 16:30 / C3 Perera D Manura (SRI) 10:30 / C3 A.H Feizpour (IRN) #1 Amir Hossein Feizpour (IRN) (16) 11-5,11-5,10-12,2-11,11-5 (32min) 17:45 / C4 Vikas Mehra (IND) (9) Vikas Mehra (IND) #2 Bye 16:30 / C4 Bye Ong Sai Hung (MAS) Ong Sai Hung (MAS) Chan Wui Ki (HKG) Ong Sai Hung (MAS) (2) Ong Sai Hung (MAS) 6-11,9-11,11-6,11-4,12-10 (50min) 5-11,11-8,11-5,13-11 (42min) 11-8,11-8,7-11,11-6 (42min) ( ) seedings Remarks: #1 - 16th seed Eisa Ali Mohammad (KUW) withdrew on 18 Aug 2015, 17th seed Amir Hossein Feizpour (IRN) at that time replaces the withdrawn player. #2 - Mohammad Hussain Tuwaunah (KUW) & Mohammad Jasem Ali (KUW) withdrew on 18 Aug 2015. All unseeded players are randomly redrawn together. Place from top to bottom, filling appropriate vacant slots in continuous order. Where it is necessary to have BYEs in the draw, seeded players receive these BYEs in descending ranking order of seeding. 22nd Asian Junior Individual Championship 2015 Boys Under 17 - Plate 24 August (Mon) 26 August (Wed) 27 August (Thu) Round 1 Semi-Finals Final Mojtaba Kafili (IRN) Mojtaba Kafili (IRN) Mojtaba Kafili (IRN) 11-5,11-2,12-10 (18min) Bye 09:45 / C1 Bye 09:45 / C1 Ibrahim Thaer Ali (IRQ) Ibrahim Thaer Ali (IRQ) WINNER Ammar Amer Majeed (IRQ) Ammar Amer Majeed (IRQ) Mojtaba Kafili (IRN) 10:00 / C2 13-11,16-14,11-6,11-2 (45min) 11-8,11-3,11-9 (25min) Indrakumar T Amendra (SRI) 09:45 / C2 Bye Perera D Manura (SRI) Perera D Manura (SRI) Perera D Manura (SRI) 11-2,11-1,11-5 (22min) 22nd Asian Junior Individual Championship 2015 Boys Under 17 - Classic Plate 25 August (Tue) 26 August (Wed) 27 August (Thu) Round 1 Semi-Finals Final Abhay Singh (IND) Abhay Singh (IND) Abhay Singh (IND) 10:30 / C1 13-11,11-9,11-1 (18min) 3-11,11-9,7-11,11-6,11-8 (49min) Mohammad Ali Farhat (IRN) 09:45 / C3 Robin Singh Mann (IND) 10:30 / C2 Robin Singh Mann (IND) 09:45 / C2 Mukthar Wakeel M Shamil (SRI) 11-8,8-11,11-6,11-7 (40min) WINNER Mohammad Khani (IRN) Abedalkader Ahmad Jeitan (JOR) Abhay Singh (IND) 10:30 / C3 11-9,12-10,11-7 (44min) 12-10,11-5,8-11,11-5 (23min) Abedalkader Ahmad Jeitan (JOR) 09:45 / C4 A.H Feizpour (IRN) 10:30 / C4 Vikas Mehra (IND) Vikas Mehra (IND) Vikas Mehra (IND) 10-12,11-1,11-1,12-10 (31min) 12-10,6-11,11-8,18-16 (46min) 22nd Asian Junior Individual Championship 2015 Boys Under 15 23 August (Sun) 24 August (Mon) 25 August (Tue) 26 August (Wed) 27 August (Thu) Round 1 Round 2 Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Final Siow Yee Xian (MAS) (1) Siow Yee Xian (MAS) Siow Yee Xian (MAS) Siow Yee Xian (MAS) Siow Yee Xian (MAS) 11-3,11-1,11-3 (21min) 11-9,11-8,5-11,11-5 (37min) 13-11,11-9,11-7 (34min) Bye 11:30 / C1 Wood M Dewmina (SRI) 10:00 / C1 Wood M Dewmina (SRI) Sam Rostam Nejad (IRN) 9-11,11-5,9-11,14-12,11-5 (48min) 17:00 / C1 Abdel Rahman Mohammad Alsarraj (JOR) A.R Mohammad Alsarraj (JOR) Bye 11:30 / C2 Bye Rahul Baitha (IND) Rahul Baitha (IND) (7) Rahul Baitha (IND) 11-9,11-6,11-9 (26min) 17:15 / GC Wong King Yeung (HKG) (5) Wong King Yeung (HKG) Wong King Yeung (HKG) 11-4,11-3,11-2 (11min) Bye 11:30 / C4 Bye Napagoda N.A.Y Ashirwad (SRI) Napagoda N.A.Y Ashirwad (SRI) 17:00 / C2 Cheng Hao Chen (HKG) Cheng Hao Chen (HKG) 10:00 / C2 11-3,11-2,11-1 (11min) Taha Hosseini (IRN) 11:30 / C3 Bye M Jafarzadeh (IRN) M Jafarzadeh (IRN) CHAMPION Mohammadreza Jafarzadeh (IRN) (4) M Jafarzadeh (IRN) 11-6,5-11,11-6,11-4 (42min) 11-1,8-11,9-11,11-7,8-11 (48min) 16:30 / GC Tushar Shahani (IND) (3) Tushar Shahani (IND) Tushar Shahani (IND) Tushar Shahani (IND) Siow Yee Xian (MAS) (w.o) 11-9,6-11,7-11,11-6,11-9 (65min) 11-8,11-0,6-11,11-8 (42min) Bye 12:00 / C1 Bye Pooyan Habibpoor (IRN) Pooyan Habibpoor (IRN) 17:00 / C3 #1 Bye K.A.D.J Raveen (SRI) Nanayakkara
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