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New Delhi, India Challenger Direct Acceptances 22 Page 1 of 2 Wild Cards 4 1/28/2014 11:15:24 Qualifiers 4 Original Special Exempts 2 Official Player Acceptance List New Delhi, India Challenger Date: 2/17/2014 Original Cut Off: 219Rankings Date: 1/27/2014 Main Draw Albot, Radu MDA 167Menendez-Maceiras, Adrian ESP 197 Bachinger, Matthias GER 168# Munoz-De La Nava, Daniel ESP 219 Bhambri, Yuki IND 173Nedovyesov, Aleksandr KAZ 95 Chiudinelli, Marco SUI 180Pouille, Lucas FRA 193 Devvarman, Somdev IND 103Rola, Blaz SLO 152 Diez, Steven CAN 195Safwat, Mohamed EGY 203 Donskoy, Evgeny RUS 129Soeda, Go JPN 140 Duckworth, James AUS 142Sugita, Yuichi JPN 153 Fabbiano, Thomas ITA 183 Velotti, Agustin ARG 215 Gojowczyk, Peter GER 99Wu, Di CHN 198 Marchenko, Illya UKR 160Yang, Tsung-Hua TPE 216 Alternates 1.Zhang, Ze CHN 22033. Ramanathan, Ramkumar IND 405 2.Granollers, Gerard ESP 22634. Sorensen, Louk IRL 406 3.Samper-Montana, Jordi ESP 22735. Bourgue, Mathias FRA 411 4. Reid, Matt AUS 23336. Crepaldi, Erik ITA 416 5.# Michon, Axel FRA 24537. Krawietz, Kevin GER 421 6.# Machado, Rui POR 24838. # Van Der Duim, Antal NED 426 7.# Cox, Daniel GBR 24939. # Obry, Julien FRA 428 8.Angelinos, Theodoros GRE 25640. Na, Jung-Woong KOR 429 9.Huang, Liang-Chi TPE 26341. # Sabry, Sherif EGY 430 10.# Bozoljac, Ilija SRB 26842. # Udomchoke, Danai THA 445 11.@ # Van der Merwe, Izak RSA 27043. Kern, Robin GER 447 12. Barton, Matthew AUS 27344. # Bega, Alessandro ITA 464 13.Uchiyama, Yasutaka JPN 28045. # Matsui, Toshihide JPN 465 14.# Chen, Ti TPE 28446. # Gunneswaran, Prajnesh IND 479 15.Kondo, Hiroki JPN 28547. # Singh, Karunuday IND 484 16.# Sekiguchi, Shuichi JPN 29048. # Matsukevich, Denis RUS 511 17.# Lim, Yong-Kyu KOR 30249. # Malik, Vijayant IND 513 18.# Semrajc, Janez SLO 30550. # Milton, Joshua GBR 527 19.Myneni, Saketh IND 31351. # Chung, Hyeon KOR 543 20.# Quinzi, Gianluigi ITA 326 52. # Weissborn, Tristan-Samuel AUT 547 21.# Trevisan, Matteo ITA 34553. Hochwalt, Tyler USA 552 22. # Neuchrist, Maximilian AUT 34754. # Koolhof, Wesley NED 562 23.# Marcora, Roberto ITA 35755. Sitak, Artem NZL 565 24.# Middelkoop, Matwe NED 36056. Takeuchi, Kento JPN 567 25.Jebavy, Roman CZE 36557. # Nam, Ji Sung KOR 575 26.Venus, Michael NZL 38458. # Virali-Murugesan, Ranjeet IND 622 27.Klec, Ivo SVK 38659. # Crugnola, Marco ITA 640 28.Langer, Nils GER 38960. # Niki, Takuto JPN 653 29.# Jeong, Suk-Young KOR 39361. # Sato, Bumpei JPN 690 30.Singh, Sanam IND 39462. Prashanth, N Vijay Sundar IND 707 31.Becker, Richard GER 39563. # Glancy, Daniel IRL 723 32.Balaji, N.Sriram IND 39664. Lee, Duckhee KOR 755 @ - entry protection, # - need Consent & Agreement Form Certified:_______________________ + Top 30 Commitment Player Direct Acceptances 22 Page 2 of 2 Wild Cards 4 1/28/2014 11:15:24 Qualifiers 4 Original Special Exempts 2 Official Player Acceptance List New Delhi, India Challenger Date: 2/17/2014 Original Cut Off: 219Rankings Date: 1/27/2014 Alternates 65.# Margaroli, Luca SUI 93169. # Ahuja, Sagar IND 1317 66.# Renard, Lucas SWE 94770. Becuzzi, Enrico ITA 32750 67.# Jun, Woong-Sun KOR 95870. Motti, Alessandro ITA 32750 68.# Portaluri, Giorgio ITA 123070. # Van der Merwe, Izak RSA 32750 @ - entry protection, # - need Consent & Agreement Form Certified:_______________________ + Top 30 Commitment Player $25,000 New Delhi Delhi Open 2014 – Womens Event $25,000 USD Host nation: India Date: 17 February - 23 February 2014 Category $25,000 Tournament Surface: Hard - Outdoor Prize money: 25,000 USD Promotional name: $25,000 New Delhi National Player RankingProtected PriorityInfo Pos ranking 1 Olga SAVCHUK (UKR) 180 1 2 Yuliya BEYGELZIMER (UKR) 183 1 3 Erika SEMA (JPN) 184 1 4 Yurika SEMA (JPN) 193 1 5 Ilona KREMEN (BLR) 214 1 6 Noppawan LERTCHEEWAKARN (THA) 222 1 7 Doroteja ERIC (SRB) 234 2 8 Samantha MURRAY (GBR) 236 2 9 Qiang WANG (CHN) 249 2 10 Junri NAMIGATA (JPN) 256 1 11 Veronika KAPSHAY (UKR) 284 1 12 Ankita RAINA (IND) 288 1 13 Mari TANAKA (JPN) 293 1 14 Deniz KHAZANIUK (ISR) 318 1 15 Nicha LERTPITAKSINCHAI (THA) 347 1 16 Peangtarn PLIPUECH (THA) 357 1 17 Varatchaya WONGTEANCHAI (THA) 367 1 18 Rika FUJIWARA (JPN) 394 1 QUALIFYING - last modified on 11 Feb 2014 Pos Player RankingProtectedNational rankingPriorityInfo 1 Prarthana G. THOMBARE (IND) 407 1 2 Emily WEBLEY-SMITH (GBR) 410 1 3 Kanae HISAMI (JPN) 475 4 4 Rishika SUNKARA (IND) 504 2 5 Shweta RANA (IND) 549 1 6 Prerna BHAMBRI (IND) 566 1 7 Natasha PALHA (IND) 595 1 8 Nidhi CHILUMULA (IND) 599 1 9 Sharmada BALU (IND) 724 1 10 Emma HAYMAN (NZL) 743 1 11 Evgeniya SVINTSOVA (RUS) 760 1 12 Eetee MAHETA (IND) 767= 1 13 Sai Samhitha CHAMARTHI (IND) 1144= 1 14 Rushmi CHAKRAVARTHI (IND) 1144= 1 15 Sharon Sanchana PAUL (IND) 1184= 1 16 Smriti JOON (IND) 1184= 1 17 Vaniya DANGWAL (IND) 1207= 1 18 Sneha PADAMATA (IND) 1207= 1 19 Abigail GUTHRIE (NZL) 1232= 2 20 Victoria CHEHAL (IND) 1240= 1 21 Damini SHARMA (IND) 1240= 1 22 Simran Kaur SETHI (IND) 11 1 23 Anushka BHARGAVA (IND) 13 1 24 Jeni PATEL (IND) 19 1 25 Manya NAGPAL (IND) 20 1 26 Sanya MADAN (IND) 22 1 27 Amrita MUKHERJEE (IND) 24 1 28 Likitha SHETTY (IND) 25 1 29 Megha SEHRAWAT (IND) 31 1 30 Preethi UJJINI (IND) 35 1 31 Vineeta SINGH (IND) 35 1 32 Sahan SHETTY (IND) 43 1 33 Tanvee BOSE (IND) 50 1 34 Riya BHATIA (IND) 56 1 35 Arushi BHASIN (IND) 61 1 36 Sri Vaishnavi PEDDI REDDY (IND) 71 3 37 Krishnali BHONSLE (IND) 79 1 38 Nikita DESHMUKH (IND) 101 3 39 Vaibhavi TRIVEDI (IND) 110 1 40 Adnya NAIK (IND) 112 1 41 Sachi BELWAL (USA) 165 (IND) 1 DELHI OPEN – 2014 The Delhi Open 2014, India’s premier International Men and Women Combined tennis event goes underway from the 17th February 2014 at the DLTA, R K Khanna Tennis Stadium, Africa Avenue, New Delhi. Delhi Open carries a combined prize money of $1, 25,000 USD, (One Lac USD for Men’s and Twenty Five Thousand USD for Women’s. The Qualifying Rounds of both the events start on the 15th February 2014. The Sign In for the Women’s event will be ending at 18:00 and for the Men’s event would end at 21:00 Hours. Two Wild Cards for the Men’s Main Draw have been accorded to two deserving Indian players. a. Sanam K Singh b. Saketh Myneni Rest of the two Wild Cards would be announced shortly. In the Women’s, first Main Draw Wild Card has been accorded to the Nationals Grass Court Champion 2014 Natasha Palha. In the Men’s event, top two Indian players in the World Rankings have found their way in the Main Draw Acceptance List. Both Somdev Devvarman and Yuki Bhambri were the faces of the Indian Davis Cup team which completed a 5 – 0 rout of Chinese Taipei in Indore. The top seed of Men’s Main Draw is ranked 95 Nedovyesov Aleksandr (Kaz). The cutoff of Main Draw is 219. The top seed of Women’s Main Draw is ranked 180 Olga Savchuk (Ukr). Top Indian player Ankita Raina has made a direct entry in the main draw. The cutoff of for the Womens Main Draw is 394. The full list of main draw of Men’s & Women’s are attached. Manpreet Kandhari Tournament Director .
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