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ALL INDIA TENNIS ASSOCIATION 02Nd May, 2016 Your Name As Given to ITF Must Be the Same As What Is in the AITA Ranking ALL INDIA TENNIS ASSOCIATION 02nd May, 2016 Your Name as given to ITF must be the same as what is in the AITA Ranking MEN'S DOUBLES 02nd May, 2016 BEST 2-May-16 SIX ATP TTL. RANK Given Name Family Name REG.NO DOB STATE PTS. POINTS PTS. 1 ROHAN BOPANNA [ ] [ ] (KA) 0 25550 25550 2 LEANDER PAES [ ] 17-Jun-73 (WB) 0 6825 6825 3 PURAV RAJA 400083 7-Dec-85 (MH) 0 3380 3380 4 SAKETH MYNENI 413594 19-Oct-87 (AP) 0 3225 3225 5 JEEVAN NEDUNCHERHIYAN 400088 20-Oct-88 (TN) 0 2610 2610 6 DIVIJ SHARAN 400080 2-Mar-86 (DL) 0 2580 2580 7 YUKI BHAMBRI 400360 4-Jul-92 (DL) 0 1920 1920 8 MAHESH BHUPATHI [ ] 7-Jun-74 (KA) 0 1675 1675 9 SANAM SINGH 403693 11-Jan-88 (CH) 0 1265 1265 10 SRIRAM BALAJI NARAYANASWAMY 400659 18-Mar-90 (TN) 60 1015 1075 11 RAMKUMAR RAMANATHAN 400670 8-Nov-94 (TN) 0 985 985 12 VIJAY SUNDAR PRASHANTH 401841 27-Oct-86 (TN) 0 900 900 13 SOMDEV DEVVARMAN [ ] 13-Feb-85 (TN) 0 750 750 14 MOHIT MAYUR JAYAPRAKASH 400019 14-Sep-93 (TN) 167 540 707 15 CHANDRIL SOOD 400144 20-Feb-91 (UP) 70 625 695 16 LAKSHIT SOOD 400143 20-Feb-91 (UP) 70 455 525 17 KAZA VINAYAK SHARMA 400575 28-Mar-91 (AP) 0 470 470 18 ANVIT BENDRE 401990 27-Feb-95 (MH) 126 330 456 19 VISHNU VARDHAN 400578 27-Jul-87 (TS) 0 385 385 20 SUMIT NAGAL 404958 16-Aug-97 (HR) 0 340 340 21 NIKKI K POONACHA 406479 27-Apr-95 (TN) 22 270 292 22 KUNAL ANAND 402102 2-Jun-92 (DL) 85 150 235 23 KUNAL VAZIRANI 406918 16-Mar-97 (MH) 215 0 215 24 SHAIKH ABDULLAH 401080 16-Jan-95 (TS) 186 0 186 25 PRAJWAL S D DEV 403575 27-May-96 (KA) 182 0 182 26 BHAVESH GOUR 404906 7-Jun-90 (MP) 56 125 181 27 SAHIL GAWARE 408394 8-Jul-97 (MH) 177 0 177 28 NITTEN KIRRTANE 402658 4-Mar-74 (MH) 164 0 164 29 SURAJ R PRABODH 405680 8-Jan-95 (KA) 125 30 155 30 BAVA HAADIN 400013 3-Dec-94 (KL) 0 150 150 31 VIGNESH PERANAMALLUR 400577 6-Oct-87 (AP) 35 110 145 32 NEERAJ ELANGOVAN 404042 2-Feb-95 (TN) 22 120 142 33 SIDHARTH RAWAT 400033 21-Apr-93 (UP) 0 125 125 34 ARYAN GOVEAS 406534 9-Jul-98 (MH) 109 0 109 34 ANIRUDH CHANDRASEKAR 409021 11-Jul-98 (TS) 29 80 109 36 KARUNUDAY SINGH 401511 19-Nov-90 (DL) 0 105 105 37 PARAMVEER SINGH BAJWA 405836 13-Feb-98 (PB) 104 0 104 38 RANJEET SINGH 404717 11-Jan-95 (CH) 92 0 92 38 AADITYA TEWARI 406572 14-Aug-87 (MP) 92 0 92 38 VILASIER KHATE 405367 29-May-94 (HR) 92 0 92 41 AKASH WAGH 400032 17-Mar-90 (MH) 0 90 90 41 RANJEET VIRALI MURUGESAN 401475 30-Sep-85 (TN) 60 30 90 41 RONIT SINGH BISHT 402662 6-Apr-96 (DL) 0 90 90 41 ARPIT SHARMA 400524 13-Jan-92 (RJ) 50 40 90 41 MUKUND SASI KUMAR 400793 14-Jan-97 (AP) 0 90 90 46 AJAI SELVARAJ 401479 8-May-86 (TN) 89 0 89 47 ARMAAN BHATIA 407861 23-Nov-98 (MH) 57 30 87 48 FARIZ MOHAMMAD 400661 25-Mar-88 (TN) 86 0 86 49 RENGARAJU RAMAKRISHNAN 407499 27-Nov-97 (TN) 83 0 83 50 MANISH SURESHKUMAR 409553 13-Aug-99 (TN) 28 50 78 50 ANKIT CHOPRA 404202 11-Aug-90 (PB) 78 0 78 52 TEJAS CHAUKULKAR 401265 24-Oct-89 (MH) 45 30 75 52 RISHABHDEV RAMAN 401944 4-Jun-93 (TN) 75 0 75 52 SAGAR AHUJA 400869 7-Nov-91 (MH) 5 70 75 55 SANDEEP CHOUDHARY 401115 19-Dec-82 (RJ) 73 0 73 55 PARAM PUN 406094 20-Mar-98 (CH) 73 0 73 57 OSAMA SHAIKH 407228 19-Mar-97 (AP) 69 0 69 58 SAURAV SUKUL 402555 27-Oct-84 (WB) 68 0 68 58 IRFAN HUSSAIN 401528 28-May-92 (TN) 68 0 68 58 YASH YADAV 405046 5-Aug-99 (MP) 68 0 68 61 JAYESH PUNGLIYA 404108 22-Sep-96 (MH) 34 30 64 61 DHRUV SUNISH 406357 19-Nov-99 (TN) 64 0 64 63 MOHIT BHARDWAJ 408884 22-Nov-97 (DL) 62 0 62 64 SURAJ BENIWAL 404846 23-Oct-93 (HR) 61 0 61 65 JAGDISH TANWER 404679 1-Jun-72 (RJ) 60 0 60 65 ARJUN KADHE 401560 7-Jan-94 (MH) 0 60 60 65 PRADEEP K. REDDY 400077 20-Jun-93 (AP) 60 0 60 65 CHANDRA SEKHAR MOHANTY 415942 26-Oct-83 (AS) 60 0 60 65 RASWANT RAVI 405460 13-Jul-97 (TN) 60 0 60 70 VIGNESH VEERABHADRAN 400779 20-Mar-89 (TN) 9 50 59 71 GOKUL SURESH 405475 6-Feb-97 (TN) 57 0 57 72 JAY SONI 404658 9-Nov-94 (GJ) 56 0 56 72 HARDEEP SINGH SANDHU 404070 5-Jan-95 (PB) 26 30 56 72 FAHAD MOHAMMED 407272 3-Jun-96 (TN) 56 0 56 75 ANSU KUMAR BHUYAN 401169 15-Dec-95 (OD) 55 0 55 76 YASHAD GANATRA 403784 1-Feb-89 (GJ) 54 0 54 77 JAYDEEP CHUDASAMA 409057 2-Apr-97 (GJ) 53 0 53 78 RUBAL SHANDILYA 400817 10-Jan-90 (DL) 52 0 52 79 JATIN DAHIYA 402760 29-Sep-92 (DL) 21 30 51 79 ARNAV ALOK GOEL 409620 16-Jul-96 (UP) 51 0 51 79 PRITHVI S 404710 3-Oct-93 (TN) 51 0 51 82 CHINMAY PRADHAN 402456 27-Dec-91 (OD) 20 30 50 82 RITHVIK ANAND 400989 3-Sep-94 (TN) 50 0 50 84 KENEISEZOTUO WHOURIE 405368 22-Dec-94 (NL) 48 0 48 84 SIDDARTH PONNALA 408128 31-Jul-98 (TS) 48 0 48 86 ABHISHEK GAUR 414054 14-Jan-96 (HR) 47 0 47 87 BASIL L KHUMA 403138 24-Mar-98 (MIZ) 16 30 46 88 RAGHAV JAISINGHANI 405581 20-Jan-98 (MP) 45 0 45 88 IHSAN MAHMOOD HUSAIN 414927 18-Aug-95 (TN) 45 0 45 88 PRADEEP DESWAL 402016 28-Oct-92 (HR) 45 0 45 91 MANINDER SINGH 401749 20-Jan-93 (HR) 44 0 44 92 SANTHI JUDE RAYMOND THIPPIRIPATI 402060 14-Mar-97 (AP) 43 0 43 92 JAJBIR SINGH SARAN 403445 1-Jan-95 (PB) 13 30 43 94 JOSEPH KHUMA 402259 23-Dec-87 (MZ) 42 0 42 95 TAHA KAPADIA 405571 2-Nov-97 (TS) 41 0 41 95 ARCHIT JAIN 400002 23-Jan-93 (DL) 41 0 41 95 PAVAN SURYA 401989 2-Dec-94 (AP) 41 0 41 98 TARUN ANIRUDH CHILAKALAPUDI 407193 3-May-96 (AP) 40 0 40 99 SAGAR BAINS 409250 21-Jan-99 (CH) 39 0 39 100 PARTAP UDAY SINGH CHAHAL 406734 11-Dec-94 (PB) 36 0 36 101 TEJAS SHEVDE 405565 27-May-97 (GA) 35 0 35 102 SHREY GUPTA 404845 26-Sep-98 (HR) 34 0 34 103 SIDDHARTH VISHWAKARMA 403374 7-Oct-94 (UP) 3 30 33 104 RAHUL SETH 407693 24-Jul-96 (CH) 32 0 32 105 ARUN PRAKASH RAJAGOPALAN [ ] [ ] [ ] 0 30 30 105 ALEX SOLANKI 407278 9-Mar-99 (DL) 0 30 30 105 VASISHT VINOD CHERUKU 408107 14-Jun-99 (KA) 0 30 30 105 SHAHBAAZ KHAN 401250 7-Apr-92 (MH) 0 30 30 109 AVILASH MISHRA 404617 6-Jan-98 (OD) 29 0 29 109 JAGMEET SINGH 411234 26-Feb-96 (HR) 29 0 29 109 YUVRAJ SINGH 411716 3-Apr-96 (DL) 29 0 29 109 RITWIK BHRIGUVANSHI 408421 12-Apr-99 (BR) 29 0 29 109 RAGHAVENDRA SUBRAMANYA 403016 15-Apr-93 (KA) 29 0 29 114 SUNNY DAHIYA 400145 5-Feb-94 (HR) 28 0 28 114 ABHIVEER SINGH SHEKHAWAT 412687 24-Mar-96 (RJ) 28 0 28 114 SHEKHAR JAISWAL 412348 28-Nov-93 (MH) 28 0 28 114 RUPESH ROY 416438 16-Feb-89 (WB) 28 0 28 114 TUSHAR SHARMA 402727 20-Nov-80 (PB) 28 0 28 119 HIMANSH MALAY MEHTA 410091 19-Aug-98 (GJ) 27 0 27 119 ROHIT RAMPURIA 401201 21-Mar-92 (WB) 27 0 27 119 MAITREYA BHAGAT 406814 16-May-97 (MH) 27 0 27 119 SAHIL DESHMUKH 406029 13-Jan-97 (MH) 27 0 27 123 PRABHJOT SINGH KANG 417928 31-Oct-94 (CH) 26 0 26 123 DARSHAN S SRINIVASA 404333 10-Jan-94 (KA) 26 0 26 125 RAVISHANKAR SATHIYARAJ 406857 31-Mar-93 (TN) 25 0 25 126 ABHINANSU BORTHAKUR 403235 23-Nov-94 (WB) 24 0 24 126 VIGNESHWARAN RAMESH 400881 13-Jul-93 (TN) 24 0 24 126 ANUJ MALIK 414201 25-Sep-98 (HR) 24 0 24 126 SANKET AWHALE 412709 26-Sep-98 (MH) 24 0 24 126 RAJ KUMAR 421647 18-Dec-83 (DL) 24 0 24 126 SAI SARAN REDDY BYREDDY 401706 26-Aug-94 (AP) 24 0 24 126 ANSHUMAT SRIVASTAVA 406631 30-Jul-98 (BR) 24 0 24 126 GAUTHAM RAMKUMAR 405717 20-Nov-93 (KA) 24 0 24 134 PRADEEP PANT 403289 7-Dec-84 (UK) 23 0 23 134 NEERAJ KUMAR CHOUDHARY 403919 24-Jan-94 (WB) 23 0 23 134 DIGVIJAY SINGH MEHTA 400344 1-Aug-94 (HP) 23 0 23 134 ELWIN ANTONY 401942 6-Oct-91 (TN) 23 0 23 134 NITIN GUNDUBOINA 409029 7-Dec-99 (TS) 23 0 23 134 VARCHASVA TIWARI 411841 27-Dec-97 (UK) 23 0 23 134 NAESAR V JEWOOR 409174 14-Oct-94 (KA) 23 0 23 141 GAGAN SHARMA 404893 22-Jan-96 (RJ) 22 0 22 141 ROHIT KRISHNA AYNAMPUDI 408266 21-Aug-00 (AP) 22 0 22 141 ARJUN RAMAKRISHNAN 406768 20-Apr-97 (TN) 22 0 22 141 DALWINDER SINGH 405399 25-Apr-96 (PB) 22 0 22 141 KRISHNA TEJA ANKAM 408125 19-Sep-98 (TS) 22 0 22 141 ALOK ARADHYA 404313 8-Mar-95 (KA) 22 0 22 147 ANKUSH ARORA 404057 4-Sep-96 (PB) 21 0 21 147 OMINDER BAISOYA 410555 18-May-96 (HR) 21 0 21 147 HARSHA MOHAN VARDHAN 412263 11-Mar-89 (KA) 21 0 21 147 PRANAV SAI PONAKA 408929 21-Jun-99 (KA) 21 0 21 151 CHINMAYA DEV CHAUHAN 407928 2-Nov-98 (UP) 20 0 20 151 HARSHA LINGAPPA 406569 2-Jan-91 (KA) 20 0 20 151 ROHAN BHATIA 402921 14-Jan-95 (MH) 20 0 20 151 VANSHAL DSOUZA 407367 11-Dec-98 (MH) 20 0 20 151 HURSH VERDHAN PANDOLE 406472 9-Oct-93 (MP) 20 0 20 151 PARTH AGGARWAL 408988 22-Dec-97 (DL) 20 0 20 151 UTKARSH BHARDWAJ 408058 19-Apr-99 (UK) 20 0 20 158 SUMIT PAL SINGH 405838 5-Dec-99 (J&K) 19 0 19 158 DILIP MOHANTY 419295 15-May-78 (DL) 19 0 19 158 AMARNATH ARORA 407242 23-Feb-98 (DL) 19 0 19 158 ANURAG 411705 3-Feb-93 (HR) 19 0 19 158 YUGAL BANSAL 407046 7-Jul-99 (DL) 19 0 19 163 ROHIT M RANGLANI 408417 15-Feb-94 (MH) 18 0 18 163 AMIT BENIWAL 411233 6-Mar-00 (HR) 18 0 18 163 HIMANSHU KUMAR 418269 2-Jun-98 (UP) 18 0 18 163 KAVIN M 411897 4-Sep-98 (TN) 18 0 18 163 SRINIVAS KONDRI 403494 4-Aug-94 (AP) 18 0 18 163 JITIN BISHNOI 400339 7-Jun-86 (HR) 18 0 18 163 KUSHAAN NATH 405321 17-Nov-97 (DL) 18 0 18 163 BHUVAN CHATURVEDI 402179 20-Jul-82 (UP) 18 0 18 163 BIBASWAN DEB 407754 15-Feb-91 (WB) 18 0 18 163 PRUTHVI AJAY N 409665 11-Dec-95 (AP) 18 0 18 163 UMAIR SHAIK 411423 17-Sep-98 (AP) 18 0 18 163 HARSHITH P SATAKARNI SANKAR 411214 26-May-00 (AP) 18 0 18 175 SIVADEEP KOSARAJU 408487 15-Jan-99 (AP) 17 0 17 175 SHANE BIDDAIAH 410264 22-Dec-95 (KA) 17 0 17 175 BHARATH NISHOK KUMARAN 405202 21-Mar-98 (TN) 17 0 17 175 YATHARTH 412828 14-Jul-96 (UK) 17 0 17 175 ADARSH ANAND 406635 4-Oct-97 (BR) 17 0 17 175 ABHINAV MAHAJAN 410920 21-Mar-97 (PB) 17 0 17 181 DHAKSHINESWAR SURESH 410583 29-Mar-00 (TN) 16 0 16 181 RISHAB RAMA 404741 19-Jun-95 (TS) 16 0 16 181 FAYYAZ HUSSAIN QUADRI 410410 1-May-98 (MH) 16 0 16 181 MANUIR SINGH RANDHAWA 402923 30-Nov-91 (MH) 16 0 16 181 UTSAV J PATEL 408289 4-Mar-98 (GJ) 16 0 16 181 KABIR MANRAI 408078 4-Dec-00 (CH) 16 0 16 181 RIBHAV RAVIKIRAN 410795 26-Sep-96 (KA) 16 0 16 181 NAITHRAV SRINIVASAN 407104 27-Nov-96
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