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8/17/2015 ITF Tennis - Pro Circuit - India F12 Futures - 31 August - 06 September 2015 Men's Calendar Women's Calendar Circuit Info Organisers Info Results Round- up India F12 Futures TOURNAMENT DETAILS M-FU-IND-12A-2015 Host nation: India Date: 31 August - 06 September 2015 Category Futures Surface: Hard - Outdoor Prize money: 10,000 USD Promotional name: POWERPAK TENNIS ITF MENS FUTURES Overview Factsheet Acceptance List Drawsheet Order Of Play Results MAIN DRAW - last modified on 16 Aug 2015 Pos Player Ranking Protected National ranking Priority Info 1 N. Vijay Sundar PRASHANTH (IND) 383 1 2 Stefano NAPOLITANO (ITA) 402 6 3 Jeevan NEDUNCHEZHIYAN (IND) 442 2 4 Theo FOURNERIE (FRA) 472 4 5 Vishnu VARDHAN (IND) 548 1 6 Sasi Kumar MUKUND (IND) 573 1 7 Yannick THIVANT (FRA) 597 1 8 Ranjeet VIRALI-MURUGESAN (IND) 618 1 9 Mohit Mayur JAYAPRAKASH (IND) 636 1 10 Akira SANTILLAN (JPN) 664 1 11 Hugo GRENIER (FRA) 669 1 12 Vinayak Sharma KAZA (IND) 689 1 13 Dekel BAR (ISR) 736 5 14 Sumit NAGAL (IND) 750 1 15 Francesco VILARDO (ITA) 770 5 16 Bowen OUYANG (CHN) 782 1 17 Xin GAO (CHN) 809 1 18 Sidharth RAWAT (IND) 827 1 QUALIFYING - last modified on 16 Aug 2015 http://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/tournaments/men's-tournament/info.aspx?tournamentid=1100035296 1/7 8/17/2015 ITF Tennis - Pro Circuit - India F12 Futures - 31 August - 06 September 2015 Pos Player Ranking Protected National ranking Priority Info 1 Pruchya ISAROW (THA) 841 1 2 Timur KHABIBULIN (KAZ) 858 2 3 Thomas FANCUTT (AUS) 896 2 4 Borja RODRIGUEZ MANZANO (ESP) 940 1 5 Ronit Singh BISHT (IND) 1018 2 6 Chandril SOOD (IND) 1022 1 7 Lakshit SOOD (IND) 1075 1 8 Yan SABANIN (RUS) 1082 4 9 Niki KALIYANDA POONACHA (IND) 1118= 1 10 Lucas RENARD (SWE) 1132 2 11 Jeson PATROMBON (PHI) 1199 1 12 Colin VAN BEEM (NED) 1203= 6 13 Sasha MERZETTI (ITA) 1252 2 14 Bolat MAMYR (KAZ) 1278= 1 15 Sagadat AYAP (KAZ) 1296= 2 16 Ken ONISHI (JPN) 1299= 2 17 Wishaya TRONGCHAROENCHAIKUL (THA) 1305 3 18 Mauricio PEREZ MOTA (ARG) 1365= 6 19 Constantinos IOANNIDES (CYP) 1371= 6 20 Jajbir SARAN (IND) 1461= 1 21 Aoran WANG (CHN) 1472 1 22 Vincent VAN DEN HONERT (NED) 1474= 4 23 Kunal ANAND (IND) 1474= 1 24 Hardeep Singh SANDHU (IND) 1490= 1 25 Seong-Gook OH (KOR) 1545= 2 26 Prajnesh GUNNESWARAN (IND) 1580= 1 ALTERNATES - last modified on 16 Aug 2015 Pos Player Ranking Protected National ranking Priority Info 1 Abdullah SHAIKH (IND) 1648= 1 2 S D Prajwal DEV (IND) 1648= 1 3 Wei-De LIN (TPE) 1648= 1 4 Alexander CENTENARI (USA) 1693= 1 5 Jatin DAHIYA (IND) 1728= 1 6 Digvijay SINGH MEHTA (IND) 1745= 1 7 Felipe GARCES (CHI) 1745= 2 8 Elwin ANTONY (IND) 1745= 1 9 Manish SURESHKUMAR (IND) 1745= 1 10 Ayush MINTRI (IND) 1868= 1 11 Marcus MANSSON (SWE) 1868= 3 12 Rashein SAMUEL (IND) 1991= 1 13 Alex SOLANKI (IND) 1991= 1 14 Quentin ROBERT (REU) 1991= 1 15 Stefan VUJIC (AUS) 1991= 2 http://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/tournaments/men's-tournament/info.aspx?tournamentid=1100035296 2/7 8/17/2015 ITF Tennis - Pro Circuit - India F12 Futures - 31 August - 06 September 2015 16 Jayesh PUNGLIYA (IND) 2073= 1 17 Mikael RIONDY (FRA) 2073= 2 18 Dalwinder SINGH (IND) 2129= 1 19 Nitin Kumar SINHA (IND) 2129= 1 20 Basil KHUMA (IND) 2129= 1 21 Shahbaaz KHAN (IND) 2129= 1 22 Tejas CHAUKULKAR (IND) 2129= 1 23 Zach ITZSTEIN (AUS) 2158 P 1 24 Haadin BAVA (IND) 2181= 1 25 Hugo VOLJACQUES (FRA) 2197= 6 26 Neeraj ELANGOVAN (IND) 2197= 1 27 Siddharth VISHWAKARMA (IND) 25 1 28 Vignesh VEERABHADRAN (IND) 36 1 29 Rubal SHANDILYA (IND) 39 1 30 Chinmay PRADHAN (IND) 40 1 31 Sai Saran Reddy BYREDDY (IND) 44 1 32 Srinivas KONDRI (IND) 46 1 33 Abhinav Sanjeev SHANMUGAM (IND) 49 1 34 Aaditya TEWARI (IND) 54 1 35 Ravishankar SATHIYARAJ (IND) 55 1 36 Kunal VAZIRANI (IND) 62 1 37 Aditya DESWAL (IND) 64 1 38 Ribhav RAVIKIRAN (IND) 76 1 39 Garry TOKAS (IND) 76 1 40 Faisal QAMAR (IND) 79 1 41 Kevin GARDNER (ANT) 3 2 42 Udayakumar Reddy VAKATI (IND) 82 1 43 Rohan BHATIA (IND) 82 1 44 Rishabdev RAMAN (IND) 89 1 45 Sahil GAWARE (IND) 89 1 46 Fahad MOHAMMED (IND) 92 1 47 Arpit SHARMA (IND) 92 1 48 Jagmeet SINGH (IND) 92 1 49 Taha KAPADIA (IND) 92 1 50 Arvid NORDQUIST (SWE) 413 2 51 Vignesh PERANAMALLUR (IND) 98 1 52 Gokul SURESH (IND) 102 1 53 Akhil Reuben KANAGARAJ (IND) 102 1 54 Maninder SINGH (IND) 106 1 55 Raghvendra SUBRAMANYA (IND) 106 1 56 Rithvik ANAND (IND) 106 1 57 Irfan HUSSAIN (IND) 106 1 58 Param PUN (IND) 115 1 59 Jun CHONG (SIN) 38 1 60 Jaydeep S CHUDASAMA (IND) 115 1 http://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/tournaments/men's-tournament/info.aspx?tournamentid=1100035296 3/7 8/17/2015 ITF Tennis - Pro Circuit - India F12 Futures - 31 August - 06 September 2015 61 Udaypartap Singh CHAHAL (IND) 115 1 62 Parth AGGARWAL (IND) 115 1 63 Sarthak SIDHARTH (IND) 121 1 64 Chinmaya Dev CHAUHAN (IND) 123 1 65 Brian TRAN (AUS) 92 2 66 Jatuporn NALAMPHUN (THA) 29 1 67 Samyukth BALAJI (IND) 123 1 68 Pagalavan DHARMALINGAM (IND) 123 1 69 Darshan SRINIVASA (IND) 131 1 70 Puru UPADHYAY (IND) 131 1 71 Rahul SADHWANI (IND) 135 1 72 Mohit BHARDWAJ (IND) 142 1 73 Oliver LEVI (GBR) 274 4 74 Vaishnav BENDALAM (IND) 142 1 75 Raswant RAVI (IND) 142 1 76 Rohin GAJREE (IND) 147 1 77 Sunil HARRY (IND) 154 1 78 Tarun Anirudh CHILAKALAPUDI (IND) 159 1 79 Rohit RAMPURIA (IND) 159 1 80 Koonwar GUPTA (IND) 159 1 81 Arnav Alok GOEL (IND) 168 1 82 Arjun RAMAKRISHNAN (IND) 168 1 83 Shane BIDDAIAH (IND) 175 1 84 Garvit BATRA (IND) 175 1 85 Harshith Sankar Satakarni PALURI (IND) 184 1 86 Max SCHNUR (USA) 116 1 87 Yuvraj CHAUDHARY (IND) 197 1 88 Vanshal D'SOUZA (IND) 197 1 89 Vishvesh SRIDHARAN (IND) 197 1 90 Rahul SINGH (IND) 197 1 91 Abraar Nawaz SYED (IND) 197 1 92 Varchasva TIWARI (IND) 223 1 93 Gautham RAMKUMAR (IND) 233 1 94 Santosh Kumar MALLIK (IND) 233 1 95 Paramveer Singh BAJWA (IND) 233 1 96 Ajai SELVARAJ (IND) 246 1 97 Jaganmaya PANIGRAHI (IND) 246 1 98 Guhan RAJAN (IND) 246 1 99 Yash YADAV (IND) 246 1 100 Ajay Pruthvi NEMAKAL (IND) 266 1 101 Anupam KUMAR (IND) 266 1 102 Balaji LAKSHMANAN (IND) 266 1 103 Soorya SENTHILKUMAR (IND) 266 1 104 Sarthak DEORAS (IND) 266 1 http://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/tournaments/men's-tournament/info.aspx?tournamentid=1100035296 4/7 8/17/2015 ITF Tennis - Pro Circuit - India F12 Futures - 31 August - 06 September 2015 105 Siddharth GOWDA (IND) 290 1 106 Yaseen IBRAHIM (RSA) 168 3 107 Marshall STREET (AUS) 173 3 108 Mohith MANOHARAN (IND) 290 1 109 Rohit JAIN (IND) 290 1 110 Mohit JAIN (IND) 290 1 111 Maitreya BHAGAT (IND) 322 1 112 Varun VENKAT (USA) 322 (IND) 1 113 Yash VARDHAN SINGH (IND) 322 1 114 Dinesh Chandra SUYAL (IND) 322 1 115 Stanley PAYYAPPILLY (IND) 322 1 116 Tejas SHEVDE (IND) 322 1 117 Durga Himakesh SANKINENI (IND) 374 1 118 Rahul SHANKAR (IND) 374 2 119 Arjun MAHADEVAN (IND) 374 1 120 Hevanth KUMAR (IND) 374 1 121 Neelabh NARAYAN (IND) 374 1 122 Upamannyu SINHA (IND) 374 1 123 Nikhil DESHMUKH (IND) 374 1 124 Vikram Dhananjay ASHOK (IND) 374 1 125 Elan ELANGOVAN (IND) 374 1 126 Abhinav MAHAJAN (IND) 374 1 127 Rana-Roop Singh BHULLAR (NOR) 10 1 128 Isa MAMMETGULYYEV (TKM) 1 1 129 Kshitij KAMAL (IND) 439 2 130 Anirudh MURTHY (IND) 439 1 131 Niklesh KANOJIA (IND) 439 1 132 Deba Prakash GURU (IND) 439 1 133 Marco GERONIMO (MAS) 57 1 134 Krishna Teja ANKAM (IND) 439 1 135 Vasisht CHERUKU (IND) 1 136 Nimesh KHANDELWAL (IND) 1 137 Ankit CHOPRA (IND) 1 138 Sansidh KOMMARAJU (USA) 1 139 Jeevan PONNAIIYA VELU (IND) 1 140 vimalraj JAYACHANDRAN (IND) 1 141 Sagar CHODHARY (IND) 1 142 Tathagat CHARANTIMATH (IND) 1 143 Sandeep ANUMULA (IND) 1 144 Ritesh DUBEY (IND) 2 145 Ronit RANA (USA) 1 146 Mohan Kumar KANIKE (IND) 1 147 Akash GANDHI (IND) 1 148 Annson FRANCIS (IND) 1 149 Rithwik RAJSHEKHAR RAMAN (IND) 1 http://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/tournaments/men's-tournament/info.aspx?tournamentid=1100035296 5/7 8/17/2015 ITF Tennis - Pro Circuit - India F12 Futures - 31 August - 06 September 2015 150 Tanishq MAHENDRU (IND) 1 151 Sohraab Singh GEHDU (IND) 1 152 Desikan JAYARAM (IND) 1 153 Aadhitiya S. M. (IND) 1 154 Karan LALCHANDANI (IND) 1 155 Ramakrishnan RENGARAJ (IND) 1 156 Prashant SAWANT (IND) 1 157 Shashank BISAY (IND) 1 158 Taraknath SINGH (IND) 1 159 Jonas BRUGGNER (GER) 5 160 Han Yu CHEN (TPE) 1 161 Jeffrey HSU (TPE) 1 162 Rahat SIDDIQUI (IND) 1 163 Ketan MISHRA (IND) 1 164 Bharath-Srinivasan PARTHASARATHY (IND) 1 165 Prakrut Kartik PATEL (IND) 1 166 Mihir AKOLKAR (IND) 3 167 Shanmuga KUMAR (IND) 1 168 Alexandru GASCA-SILAV (ROU) 5 169 Sunil JADHAV (IND) 1 170 s.prithvi SEKHAR (IND) 1 171 Vangala Aravind REDDY (IND) 1 172 Sajinder SINGH (IND) 1 173 Ganesh ALAGAPPAN (USA) 1 174 Faithlin PAUL (IND) 1 175 Vashu GUPTA (IND) 1 176 Ashwien Chakravarthy SELVAM (IND) 1 WITHDRAWALS - last modified on 16 Aug 2015 Pos Player Ranking Protected National ranking Priority Info 1 Ryan AGAR (AUS) 1071 2 W 12 Aug 2015 2 Sagar AHUJA (IND) 1378 2 W 14 Aug 2015 3 Adria ALVAREZ (ESP) 342 2 W 12 Aug 2015 4 Siddharth ANAND (IND) 322 1 W 12 Aug 2015 5 Ankush ARORA (IND) 159 1 W 11 Aug 2015 6 Tadas BABELIS (LTU) 3 W 16 Aug 2015 7 Deepinder BAINS (IND) 67 1 W 06 Aug 2015 8 Sagar BAINS (IND) 184 1 W 16 Aug 2015 9 Yugal BANSAL (IND) 49 1 W 07 Aug 2015 10 Vishnu BATTULA (IND) 1 W 07 Aug 2015 11 Anvit BENDRE (IND) 1301 1 W 14 Aug 2015 12 Gandhi BHAKTHAVACHALAM (USA) 201 1 W 14 Aug 2015 13 Akshay BISAY (IND) 1 W 10 Aug 2015 14 Julian BUSCH (ARG) 1122 2 W 11 Aug 2015 15 Zhaoyi CAO (CHN) 1004 1 W 12 Aug 2015 http://www.itftennis.com/procircuit/tournaments/men's-tournament/info.aspx?tournamentid=1100035296 6/7 8/17/2015 ITF Tennis - Pro Circuit - India F12 Futures - 31 August - 06 September 2015 16 Daniele CATINI (ITA) 500 5 W 16 Aug 2015 17 Anirudh CHANDRASEKAR
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  • Men's Tennis Recordbook

    Men's Tennis Recordbook

    RECORDBOOK MEN’S TENNIS 2012 FINAL RESULTS/STATISTICS MEN’S TENNIS 17-9 Overall, 3-4 Pac-12, Ranked #28 Singles Doubles Pac-12 Date Opponent Time/Result 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 Record Record Jan. 13 SEATTLE U. (26) W, 7-0 W W W W W W W W W 1-0 Jan. 20 #57 IDAHO (26) W, 7-0 W W W W W W W L W 2-0 Jan. 22 #75 PACIFIC (26) W, 7-0 W W W W W W L W W 3-0 Jan. 28 vs. #30 Louisville$ (26) W, 4-0 W -- -- -- W W W W -- 4-0 Jan. 29 at #10 Duke$ (26) L, 4-0 L L -- L -- -- -- L L 4-1 Feb. 4 at #50 Boise State (26) L, 4-3 W L W L L W W L L 4-2 Feb. 11 #28 MICHIGAN (26) W, 6-1 W W W W L W L W W 5-2 Feb. 12 #62 UC SANTA BARBARA (26) W, 7-0 W W W W W W W W W 6-2 Feb. 24 at #71 Oregon (27) W, 4-3 W L L W W W L L W 7-2 Feb. 25 vs. #54 UC Irvine (in Eugene) (27) W, 5-2 L W W L W W W W W 8-2 Mar. 2 #33 TULSA (24) W, 4-3 W W L L W W L L W 9-2 Mar. 3 #30 LOUISVILLE (24) W, 4-0 W -- -- -- W W W -- W 10-2 Mar.
  • Games Scoreboard

    Games Scoreboard

    NOVEMBER 23, 20 CHINA DAILY PAGE 12 GAMES SCOREBOARD ARCHERY Men’s team Gold: Korea Silver: China Bronze: India ATHLETICS Men’s pole vault 1. Yang Yansheng, China, 5.50 2. Andreev Leonid, Uzbekistan, 5.30 2. Kim Yoo-suk, Korea 5.30 4. Rabbani Mohammad M, Iran, 5.20 5. Suzuki Takafumi, Japan, 5.20 6. Saombankuay Sompon, Thailand, 5.00 7. Almershad Fahad B, Kuwait, 4.80 7. Yun Dae-uk, Korea, 4.80 Women’s hammer throw 1. Zhang Wenxiu, China, 72.84 2. Wang Zheng, China, 68.17 3. Murofushi Yuka, Japan, 62.94 4. Kavr Hardeep, India, 60.54 5. Park Hee-soen, Korea, 57.53 6. Kang Na-ru, Korea, 56.85 7. Mamedova Ayna, Turkmenistan, 50.60 Women’s 400m 1. Olga Tereshkova, Kazakhstan, 51.97 2. Asami Chiba, Japan, 52.68 3. Marina Maslyonko, Kazakhstan, 52.70 4. Mandeep Kaur, India, 52.99 5. Maniieet Kaur, India, 53.27 6. Tang Xiaoyin, China, 53.55 7. Chen Lin, China, 53.82 8. Mudiyans Rasnayaka, Sri Lanka, 55.05 Men’s 400m 1. Femi Seun Ogunode, Qatar, 45.12 2. Yuzo kanemaru, Japan, 45.32 3. Yousef masrahi, Kazakhstan, 45.71 4. Liu Xiaosheng, China, 46.34 5. Chang Pengben, China, 46.65 AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE PHOTOS 6. D. Amarasekaralage, Sri Lanka, 47.05 7. Ismail alsibyani, Kazakhstan, 47.11 8. Yusuke Ishitsuka, Japan, 47.49 Clockwise from top left: Korean fencers celebrate their gold medal win over Japan during the women’s team foil Women’s 100m 1. Chisato Fukushima, Japan, 11.33 fi nal; gold medalist Daniyar Kobonov of Kyrgyzstan (top) 2.
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    TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2016 (PAGE 14) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU Paes to miss out on mixed doubles 11th Reasi District Open Fencing C’ship concludes Rahul, Rajan win final bouts by 10-07, 10-08 for sake of 7th Olympics Excelsior Sports Correspondent Bharat Dogra won Silver while Bhagat and Kamal Kumar NEW DELHI, June 6: National Association can appeal not get into the draw. Aryan Chandel and Muzzaffar bagged 1st and 2nd Bronze, for a player's inclusion if he does "It's unfortunate that our two KATRA, June 6: Two-day Ahmed, secured 1st and 2nd respectively. Leander Paes will have to not meet the Davis Cup criteria. players, who were playing a Grand long 11th Reasi District Open Bronze, respectively. Under 14 Epee Girls: Gold forego his claim on the mixed dou- If Paes has to be there in Rio, Slam final a few days back, may Fencing Championship for Boys Under 17 Epee boys: Ajay was won by Shahida Akhter, bles event to be able to play in his he will have to be content playing not compete together. But this how and Girls organized by Reasi Kumar won Gold, Mayank Silver by Priyanka Devi, 1st seventh Olympics as efforts are only the men's doubles since AITA the situation is. A lot of people may District Fencing Association Kapoor bagged Silver whereas Bronze by Meenakshi and 2nd being made to convince Rohan is not going to stop Sania from not know it is quite possible that concluded today at Amba Kids Vikas Kumar and Parvinder Bronze by Saima Ali.