Indian Snooker Championship

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The Indian Snooker Championship is a national competition that has been held since 1939 to determine the Indian champion of the snooker billiards discipline . After the first event in the early 1930s, more and more competitions were added from 1977, so that there are currently eight different championships.

history

Men

Main tournament

The first documented event was dated 1939, but there was probably an Indian snooker championship before that. PK Deb won three of the four events by 1942, and was in the final again. After a break through the Second World War , TA Selvaraj and Wilson Jones dominated the tournament until the 1950s, both players winning a total of nine titles. There were also two Englishmen, Frank Edwards and Leslie Driffield , who won the Tjrnier. In the 1950s, Chandra Hirjee was in the final every year between 1952 and 1958 , but he never won. In the mid-1950s, Mohammed Lafir from Ceylon won, and he won eight titles up until the 1970s. In the 1960s, however, Shyam Shroff dominated the competition, winning a total of seven times. After Lafir's return to the podium and the triple winner Arvind Davur , the Englishman Jimmy White won in 1980 , who was to be in the final of a snooker world championship only two years later . In the following decade it was Geet Sethi who dominated the decade with four championships won.

The best players of the 1990s include Yasin Merchant and Alok Kumar , who won the championship three and four times respectively by 2003. In 2003, Pankaj Advani, a future professional on the Main Tour, won, but he was to remain an amateur into the new decade. After two championships won by Alok Kumar, Manan Chandra , who had previously won the U21 championship several times, won. In January 2007 Alok Kumar won for the last time in his career, followed by Pankaj Advani for four years. In 2011 and 2012, Aditya Mehta won , who would also later become a professional on the Main Tour. After Manan Chandra's second title win, Advani was able to win three of the four championships up to and including 2017, and Mehta won in 2016. In 2018, Sumit Talwar, a newcomer, won the 85th edition of the men's snooker championship. After Pankaj Advani won his ninth title in 2019, Aditya Mehta won for the fourth time in 2020.

Juniors (U21)

A U21 championship for men was held from the mid-1970s. The first recorded winner was Manan Chandra , who won three titles between 1997 and 2001. He was followed twice by Pankaj Advani , Aditya Mehta in 2006 and Rishab Pantya and Shrava Mohta in 2007 , until Shahbaz Khan won his first title in 2008. In the following year he was able to defend it and he won it again in 2010, but it was subsequently disqualified and the title stripped. Instead, the winner was Zubin Leninwala . In 2012 Laxman Rawat won , the following year the title went to Malkeet Singh , who was in the final of the men's championship in 2018. He was followed by Ashutosh Padhy and Avinash Kumar , until Srikrishna Suryanarayanan won a multiple U17 champion in 2018 . With Shoaib Khan and Digvijay Kadian , former U17 champions followed in the next two years.

Sub-Juniors (U17)

The first event took place in 2006, the first known winner is Shravan Mohta , who became U21 champion a year later. Shoaib Khan won in December 2007, followed by Dhvaj Haria , who won three titles every two years until 2012. In 2013 and 2014, Ashutosh Padhy won , who was also U21 champion in 2014. After Ishpreet Chadha won in 2015 , Srikrishna Suryanarayanan won the next three editions. In 2019, Digvijay Kadian won , who lost to Kreishh Gurbaxani in the 2020 final .

Title holder

year Main tournament Juniors (U21) Sub-Juniors (U17)
winner Result opponent
before 1939: unknown not carried out not carried out
1939 PK Deb unknown MM Begg
1940 PK Deb HP Smith
1941 VR freer PK Deb
1942 PK Deb VR freer
no event between 1943 and 1945
1946 TA "Tiger" Selvaraj unknown SJ Coelho
1947 Tommy Sadler 4: 3 A. Wali
1948 Wilson Jones unknown Tommy Sadler
1949 TA Selvaraj 4: 1 Wilson Jones
1950 EnglandEngland Frank Edwards unknown TA Selvaraj
1951 TA Selvaraj TA Reed
1952 Wilson Jones 7: 2 Chandra Hirjee
1953 EnglandEngland Leslie Driffield 5: 1 Chandra Hirjee
1954 Wilson Jones 5: 4 Chandra Hirjee
1955 TA Selvaraj unknown Chandra Hirjee
1956 CeylonSri Lanka Mohammed Lafir Chandra Hirjee
1957 CeylonSri Lanka Mohammed Lafir Chandra Hirjee
1958 Wilson Jones 6: 5 Chandra Hirjee
1959 CeylonSri Lanka Mohammed Lafir 6: 2 AustraliaAustraliao. India Tom Cleary
1960 Wilson Jones 6: 4 CeylonSri Lanka Mohammed Lafir
1961 CeylonSri Lanka Mohammed Lafir 6: 3 Wilson Jones
1962 AustraliaAustralia Bob Marshall 6: 1 BV Komti
1963 CeylonSri Lanka Mohammed Lafir unknown Tony Monteiro
1964 Shyam Shroff 6: 3 Tony Monteiro
1965 Shyam Shroff unknown Tony Monteiro
1966 Tony Monteiro Shyam Shroff
1967 Shyam Shroff Tony Monteiro
1968 Satish Mohan Tony Monteiro
1969 Shyam Shroff Arvind Savur
1970 Shyam Shroff 2 6-0 Arvind Savur
1971 Tony Monteiro 3 6: 5 Arvind Savur
1972 Shyam Shroff 6-0 S. Aleem
1973 Shyam Shroff unknown Tony Monteiro
1974 Sri LankaSri Lanka Mohammed Lafir Arvind Savur
1975 Sri LankaSri Lanka Mohammed Lafir Arvind Savur
1976 Arvind Savur Jairam
1977 Sri LankaSri Lanka Mohammed Lafir Shyam Shroff unknown
1978 Arvind Savur Shyam Shroff
1979 Arvind Savur Girish Parikh
1980 EnglandEngland Jimmy White unknown
1981 Girish Parikh Syed Habib
1982 Girish Parikh Group stage
1983 unknown
1984 Mysore Jayaram unknown
1985 Geet Sethi
1986 Geet Sethi
1987 Geet Sethi
1988 Geet Sethi
1989 unknown
1990 BVS Murthy unknown
1991 Yasin Merchant 7: 3 Alok Kumar
1992 Alok Kumar unknown
1993 BVS Murthy 7: 2 Shyam Jagtiani
1994 Alok Kumar unknown Mysore Jayaram
1995 unknown
1996 Siddharth Rao unknown unknown
1997 Sonic Multani Rafath Habib Manan Chandra
1998 Devendra Joshi unknown unknown
1999 unknown Manan Chandra
2000 Yasin Merchant 7: 2 Rupesh Shah unknown
2001 Yasin Merchant 7: 2 Alok Kumar Manan Chandra
2002 Alok Kumar 7: 2 Brijesh Damani unknown
2003 Pankaj Advani 7: 5 Yasin Merchant Pankaj Advani
2004 Alok Kumar 7: 1 Pankaj Advani unknown
2005 Alok Kumar 6: 3 Devendra Joshi Pankaj Advani
2006 Manan Chandra unknown Pankaj Advani Aditya Mehta unknown
Jan. 2007 Alok Kumar 6: 5 Rupesh Shah Rishab Pandya Shravan Mohta
Dec 2007 Pankaj Advani 6: 1 Aditya Mehta Shravan Mohta Shoaib Khan
2008 Pankaj Advani 6: 1 Manan Chandra Shahbaz Khan Dhvaj Haria
2009 Pankaj Advani 6: 3 Sourav Kothari Shahbaz Khan Lalit Dhaiya
2010 Pankaj Advani 6: 5 Lucky Vatnani Zubin Leninwala Dhvaj Haria
2011 Aditya Mehta 6: 2 Alok Kumar not clear not clear
2012 Aditya Mehta 6: 2 Kamal Chawla Laxman Rawat Dhvaj Haria
2013 Manan Chandra 6: 2 Brijesh Damani Malkeet Singh Ashutosh Padhy
2014 Pankaj Advani 6: 3 Kamal Chawla Ashutosh Padhy Ashutosh Padhy
2015 Pankaj Advani 6: 3 Varun Madan Avinash Kumar Ishpreet Chadha
2016 Aditya Mehta 6: 3 Manan Chandra not clear Srikrishna Suryanarayanan
2017 Pankaj Advani 6-0 E. Pandurangaiah not clear Srikrishna Suryanarayanan
2018 Sumit Talwar 6: 1 Malkeet Singh Srikrishna Suryanarayanan 1 Srikrishna Suryanarayanan 1
2019 Pankaj Advani 6-0 Laxman Rawat Shoaib Khan Digvijay Kadian
2020 Aditya Mehta 6: 2 Pankaj Advani Digvijay Kadian Kreishh Gurbaxani
1 Already held in December 2017
2Sometimes also called Ahyan Shroff .
3 Depending on the source, Ahyan Shroff or Shyam Shroff is named here as the title holder.

Women

Main tournament

The first women's championship was held in 1989, but in 1997 it was only held irregularly. In the early years it was primarily Judy Walia , Pooja Galundia and Heena Khandelwal who won the championships. From 2003 Vidya Pillai dominated the tournament, she won a total of nine times by 2016. She was followed by Amee Kamani , who won her third league title in 2018 after 2015 and 2017. After the former junior champion Varshaa Sanjeev won the title in 2019 , Vidya Pillai won her 10th title in 2020.

Juniors (U21)

The first U21 championship for women took place at the same time as the first U17 championship in 2008. The first two editions were won by Arantxa Sanchis , and the subsequent Varsha Sanjeev also won two competitions. In 2013 Keerath Bhandaal won , who kept her title in 2014 as a new edition was not held due to too few participants. In 2015 Doyel Dey won , followed by Bhandaal, who was able to defend her title in 2017. In 2018, Ishika Shah won , followed by Anupama Ramachandran and Keerthana Pandian .

Sub-Juniors (U17)

At the same time as the first U21 championship, the first U17 championship was held in 2008 and Arantxa Sanchis won the U21 championship . The next five issues each went twice to Keerathz Bhandaal and Varsha Sanjeev and once to Lahari Itlapuram , until Doyel Dey won in 2015 . Dey was followed by three different winners over the next three years, first Ishika Shah , then Anupama Ramachandran . Keerthana Pandian won in 2018 and 2020 , whose winning streak was only interrupted by Ishika Shah.

Title holder

year Main tournament Juniors (U21) Sub-Juniors (U17)
1989 Judy Walia not carried out
1990 not carried out
1991 Pooja Galundia
1992 Pooja Galundia
1993 not carried out
1994
1995 Heena Khandelwal
1996 not carried out
1997 Heena Khandelwal
1998 Judy Walia
1999 Farah Khan
2000 Pooja Galundia
2001 Anuja Thakur 1
2002 Varsha Majmudar
2003 Vidya Pillai
2004 Meenal Thakur
2005 Vidya Pillai
2006 unknown
Jan. 2007 Anuja Thakur
Dec 2007 Vidya Pillai
2008 Vidya Pillai Arantxa Sanchis Arantxa Sanchis
2009 Meenal Thakur Arantxa Sanchis Keerat Bhandaal
2010 Vidya Pillai Varsha Sanjeev Lahari Itlapuram
2011 Vidya Pillai not clear Varsha Sanjeev
2012 Chitra Magimairaj Varsha Sanjeev Varsha Sanjeev
2013 Vidya Pillai Keerath Bhandaal Keerath Bhandaal
2014 Vidya Pillai not carried out
2015 Amee Kamani Doyel Dey Doyel Dey
2016 Vidya Pillai Keerath Bhandaal Ishika Shah
2017 Amee Kamani Keerath Bhandaal Anupama Ramachandran
2018 Amee Kamani Ishika Shah 2 Keerthana Pandian 2
2019 Varshaa Sanjeev Anupama Ramachandran Ishika Shah
2020 Vidya Pillai Keerthana Pandian Keerthana Pandian
2 Already held in December 2017

Six red snooker

Both the first men's and the first women's championship in Six Red Snooker took place in 2010. From 2018 on, no further championships can be proven

Men

The first championship was won by Pankaj Advani , who had already won the men's championship in normal snooker five times. He was followed by former U21 champions Shahbaz Khan , Shivam Arora and Varun Madan , who lost in the 2015 snooker championship final. After there was no competition in 2014, the winner in 2015 was Kamal Chawla , who had already made it to the final of the normal men's championship twice in his career and lost both times. In 2016 and 2017 Pankaj Advani won again.

Women

In 2010, the two-time women's champion Meenal Thakur was the winner , followed by Chitra Magimairaj , who became women's champion a year later. 2012 won Arantxa Sanchis , who had previously won the U21 championship twice and the U17 championship once. In 2013 Vidya Pillai won the record winner of the women's championship. After no competition was held in 2014, Amee Kamani won all championships from 2015 , making her the record winner of this discipline.

Title holder

year Men Women
2010 Pankaj Advani Meenal Thakur
2011 Shahbaz Khan Chitra Magimairaj
2012 Shivam Arora Arantxa Sanchis
2013 Varun Madan Vidya Pillai
2014 not carried out
2015 Kamal Chawla Amee Kamani
2016 Pankaj Advani Amee Kamani
2017 Pankaj Advani Amee Kamani
2018 not carried out
2019
2020

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Afghanistan  | Bahrain  | Bangladesh  | China  | Hong Kong  | India  | Indonesia  | Iraq  | Iran  | Japan  | Yemen  | Jordan  | Kazakhstan  | Qatar  | Kyrgyzstan  | Kuwait  | Macau  | Malaysia  | Mongolia  | Myanmar  | Oman  | Pakistan  | Palestine  | Philippines  | Saudi Arabia  | Singapore  | Sri Lanka  | South Korea  | Syria  | Taiwan  | Thailand  | United Arab Emirates  | Vietnam

Europe

Belgium  | Bulgaria  | Denmark  | Germany  | England  | Estonia  | Finland  | France  | Georgia  | Greece  | Guernsey  | Ireland  | Iceland  | Isle of Man  | Israel  | Jersey  | Latvia  | Lithuania  | Luxembourg  | Malta  | Netherlands  | Northern Ireland  | Norway  | Austria  | Poland  | Romania  | Russia  | Scotland  | Sweden  | Switzerland  | Slovakia  | Spain  | Czech Republic  | Turkey  | Ukraine  | Hungary  | Wales  | Belarus  | Cyprus

North and
South America

Brazil  | Guatemala  | Canada  | Venezuela  | United States

Oceania

Australia  | Fiji  | New Zealand  | Papua New Guinea  | Solomon Islands