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NO Name Club Category District NO Name Club Category District Junior Billiards 1 kewal.mahadeshwar (CRMI) CRMI JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 2 Rahul Kolekar (CRMI) CRMI JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 3 RAYAAN RAZMI (Radio) RADIO JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 4 SHAHYAN RAZMI (Radio) RADIO JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 5 loukic pathare (CG) CG JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 6 Kreishh Gurbaxani (KG) KG JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 7 Sparsh Pherwani (KG) KG JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 8 Sumehr Mago (KG) KG JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 9 Harmehr Mago (KG) KG JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 10 Rohan Sahani (KG) KG JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 11 Sagar Jain (NIA) NIA JUNIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 12 Aniket Taware (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 13 Suraj Rathi (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 14 Amol Abdagiri (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 15 Rana Kadolkar (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR BILLIARDS Pune District Junior Snooker 1 Akshay Wadkar (CCI) CCI JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 2 loukic pathare (CG) CG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 3 kewal.mahadeshwar (CRMI) CRMI JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 4 Rahul Kolekar (CRMI) CRMI JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 5 Amogh Bandichhode (ECC) ECC JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 6 Abdullah Kapadia (IG) IG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 7 Rahil Lassanwala (Dongri) MAZGOAN JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 8 Hasnain Ajani (Dongri) MAZGOAN JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 9 Kavish Jhaveri (PJHG) PJHG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 10 RAYAAN RAZMI (Radio) RADIO JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 11 SHAHYAN RAZMI (Radio) RADIO JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 12 Alhan Kayser (Radio) RADIO JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 13 Anmol Hingorani (Radio) RADIO JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 14 Smit Kataria (Borivali) BORIVALI JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 15 Vaibhav Mehta (Borivali ) BORIVALI JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 16 Dhairya Bhandari (JVPG) JVPG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 17 Devendra Dongre (JVPG) JVPG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 18 Harmehr Mago (KG) KG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 19 Ishpreet Singh Chadha (KG) KG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 20 Kreishh Gurbaxani (KG) KG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 21 Sparsh Pherwani (KG) KG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 22 Sumehr Mago (KG) KG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 23 Nikhil Saigal, (KG) KG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 24 Rohan Sahani (KG) KG JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 25 Sagar Jain (NIA) NIA JUNIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 26 Aniket Taware (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 27 Pathan Rahematulla Shakur (Dhulia) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 28 Suraj Rathi (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 29 Taha Khan (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 30 Amol Abdagiri (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 31 Rana Kadolkar (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 32 Swapnil Paranjape (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 33 Mahendra Katikar (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 34 Saad Sayed (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 35 Amey Tilak (Pune) PUNE JUNIOR SNOOKER Pune District 36 Pratik Thakkar (Thane) THANE JUNIOR SNOOKER Thane District 37 Deep Bhanushali (Thane) THANE JUNIOR SNOOKER Thane District 38 Aditya Satam (Thane) THANE JUNIOR SNOOKER Thane District 39 Utkarsh joshi (Thane) THANE JUNIOR SNOOKER Thane District Senior Billiards 1 Rishabh Kumar (BG) BG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 2 Raj Khandwala (CCI) CCI SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 3 Arun Agrawal (MG) MG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 4 Manan Shah (MHC) MHC SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 5 Raajeev Sharma (MHC) MHC SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 6 Manav Panchal (MHC) MHC SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 7 Sanjiv Bijlani (PCL) PCL SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 8 Vishal Gehani (PCL) PCL SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 9 Satyen Chabria (PCL) PCL SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 10 Amit Sapru (PCL) PCL SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 11 Ronnie Daruwalla (PJHG) PJHG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 12 Hitesh Kotwani (PJHG) PJHG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai City District 13 Avenish Shah (CS) CS SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 14 loukic pathare (CG) CG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 15 Vishal Madan (CG) CG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 16 Kreishh Gurbaxani (KG) KG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 17 Sparsh Pherwani (KG) KG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 18 Ishpreet Singh Chadha (KG) KG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 19 Sumehr Mago (KG) KG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 20 Harmehr Mago (KG) KG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 21 Shivam Arora (KG) KG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 22 Akash Asrani (KG) KG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 23 Kishore Laungani (KG) KG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 24 Rohan Sahani (KG) KG SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 25 Parag Paithankar (MATOSHREE) MATOSHREE SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 26 Chandu Kansodaria (MCF) MCF SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 27 Sagar Jain (NIA) NIA SENIOR BILLIARDS Mumbai Suburban District 28 Samar Khandelwal (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 29 Yogesh Sharma (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 30 Anand Raghuwanshi (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 31 Abhijit Ranade (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 32 Aditya Deshpande (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 33 Rajiv Adav (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 34 Rajwardhan Joshi (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 35 Nimish kulkarni (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 36 Suraj Rathi (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 37 Yogesh Lohiya (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 38 Ashok Shetty (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 39 Amol Abdagiri (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 40 Santosh Dharmadhikari (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 41 R. K. Sharma (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 42 Rohan Sakalkar (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 43 Vishal Kadam (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 44 Nishad Choughule (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 45 Mithil Shinde (Thane) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 46 Shrivatsa Shewade (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 47 Shekhar Andy (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 48 Vignesh Sanghvi (Pune) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 49 Chintamani Jadhav (New Poona Club) PUNE SENIOR BILLIARDS Pune District 50 Mithil Shinde (THANE) THANE SENIOR BILLIARDS Thane District 51 Anil Sagar (Tri Ace) TRI ACE SENIOR BILLIARDS Thane District Senior Snooker 1 Murtuza Bilgrami (Aurangabad) AURANGABAD SENIOR SNOOKER Aurangabad District 2 Bilal Siddiqui (Aurangabad) AURANGABAD SENIOR SNOOKER Aurangabad District 3 Harshad Sonkamble (Aurangabad) AURANGABAD SENIOR SNOOKER Aurangabad District 4 Darshan Sontakke (Aurangabad) AURANGABAD SENIOR SNOOKER Aurangabad District 5 Shoaib Pathan (Aurangabad) AURANGABAD SENIOR SNOOKER Aurangabad District 6 Abhijit Rajput (Aurangabad) AURANGABAD SENIOR SNOOKER Aurangabad District 7 Chetan Rajput (Aurangabad) AURANGABAD SENIOR SNOOKER Aurangabad District 8 Rahul Laddad (Karad) KARAD SENIOR SNOOKER Karad District 9 Sukeut Kale (Karad) KARAD SENIOR SNOOKER Karad District 10 Mehul Laddad (Karad) KARAD SENIOR SNOOKER Karad District 11 Nikhil Laddad (Karad) KARAD SENIOR SNOOKER Karad District 12 Amey Kelkar (kolhapur) KOLHAPUR SENIOR SNOOKER Kolhapur District 13 Piyush Limbad (Kolhapur) KOLHAPUR SENIOR SNOOKER Kolhapur District 14 Pritam Desai (kolhapur) KOLHAPUR SENIOR SNOOKER Kolhapur District 15 Sudarshan Gavas (kolhapur) KOLHAPUR SENIOR SNOOKER Kolhapur District 16 Raj Khandwala (CCI) CCI SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 17 kewal.mahadeshwar (CRMI) CRMI SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 18 Rahul Kolekar (CRMI) CRMI SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 19 Rohit pandloskar (CRMI) CRMI SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 20 Amogh Bandichhode (ECC) ECC SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 21 Pramod Pol (ECC) ECC SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 22 Vilas Upsham (ECC) ECC SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 23 Hasan Badami (IG) IG SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 24 Sahil Khan (IG) IG SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 25 Abhishek Doshi (Parel) MAZGOAN SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 26 Juneid Chilwan (Mazgoan) MAZGOAN SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 27 Ali Asgar Surti (Mazgoan) MAZGOAN SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 28 Mohammed Morbiwala.(Mazgaon) MAZGOAN SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 29 Sahil Badami (Mazgoan) MAZGOAN SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 30 Arun Agrawal (MG) MG SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 31 Manan Shah (MHC) MHC SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 32 Raajeev Sharma (MHC) MHC SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 33 Manav Panchal (MHC) MHC SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 34 Sanjiv Bijlani (PCL) PCL SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 35 Vishal Gehani (PCL) PCL SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 36 Satyen Chabria (PCL) PCL SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 37 Ronnie Daruwalla (PJHG) PJHG SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 38 Tehkum Alim (Radio club) RADIO SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 39 Anmol Hingorani (Radio) RADIO SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai City District 40 Hardik Mehta (Borivali) BORIVALI SENIOR SNOOKER Mumbai Suburban District 41 Vishal
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