The 8th edition of the ICF Carrom cup was held in Pune, India from 2 to 6 December 2019. This was the 3rd consecutive ICF cup India has hosted. India won the men's team event and women's team event title.
A total of 16 teams participated in the men's team event. The top 8 teams were selected to compete in a knockout round based on players' performance in the singles event. India defeated Sri Lanka (3-0) to win the men's title while Bangladesh beat Maldives (2-1) to win the bronze medal.[3][4]
Seven teams participated in the women's team event. The top 4 teams qualified based on the players' performance in the singles event. India won the women's team event, beating Sri Lanka (3-0) in the finals. The Maldives women's team achieved 2nd rank for the first time in 12 years in the international arena. They beat Sri Lanka 2–1 in the semi-finals. Sri Lanka claimed 3rd place by beating Bangladesh with a 3–0 win.[3][4]
86 players participated in the mixed singles event. A maximum of 8 (4 men and 4 women) players from each country was given entry to play in this event, whereas sixteen players from the host (India) competed in this event. Zaheer Pasha from India won the Swiss league undefeated and scoring 5 slams in 8 matches. Anil Munde from India claimed 2nd Place while 2014 World Cup Champion Komaravelli Srinivas was the 3rd rank.
Swiss league ranking (top 15)Edit
Zaheeer Pasha - India
Anil Munde - India
Komaravelli Srinivas - India
Irshad Ahmed - India
Kumarii Kajal - India
Rajesh Gohil - India
Prashant Suryakant More - India
WD Nishantha Fernando - Sri Lanka
Louis Fernandes - Canada
Anas Ahamed - Sri Lanka
Hafizur Rahman - Bangladesh
Rashmi Kumari - India
Sandeep Dive - India
Abhijeet Tripankar - India
Nilam Ghodake - India
Men's singlesEdit
A total of 32 players who qualified to singles event were divided in to 8 groups. The top 2 qualified to the round of 16. Irshad Ahmed of India beat world champion Prashant More 2–1 to claim the title. This tournament was Irshad Ahmed's first International. Prashant More failed to make history by winning 3 consecutive International titles. Rajesh Gohil of India beat fan's favourite Zaheer Pasha 2–1 to claim third place.[5]
Men's singles top 8 rankingEdit
Irshad Ahamed - India
Prashant Suryakant More - India
Gohil Rajesh - India
Zaheer Paasha - India
Hemaet Molla - Bangladesh
Nishantha Fernando - Sri Lanka
Shaheed Hilmy - Sri Lanka
Ismail "Neal" Azmeen - Maldives
Women's singlesEdit
24 players competed in the group stage. The top 2 from each group competed in the quarter-finals. S.Apoorva of India beat Ayesha Mohamed of India to complete a hatrick of international titles as she won the singles title in 2016 Carrom World Championship and 2018 Carrom World Cup. Former World Champion Rashmi Kumari of India beat young star Nagajyothi to win 3rd Place.[5]
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The 8th edition of the ICF Carrom cup was held in Pune India from 2 to 6 December 2019 This was the 3rd consecutive ICF cup India has hosted India won the men s team event and women s team event title 8th ICF cup 2019 Carrom Tournament informationDate2 6 December 2019Host s All India Carrom Federation AICF VenueMaharashtra IndiaParticipantsBangladesh Maldives US UK Canada Poland Serbia UAE Switzerland Slovenia India Sri Lanka Malaysia Italy France and GermanyChampionIndia men Runner upSri Lanka men ChampionIndia women Runner upMaldives women Irshad Ahmed Ansari of India defeated 2018 World Cup winner Prashant More to claim his maiden international trophy in the men s singles event In the women s singles event S Apoorva of India beat Ayesha Mohamed of India to complete a hat trick of international titles as she won the singles title in 2016 Carrom World Championship and 2018 Carrom World Cup 1 Contents 1 Participating teams 2 Men s team event 2 1 Men s team event results 3 Women s team event 3 1 Women s team event results 4 Swiss league 4 1 Swiss league ranking top 15 5 Men s singles 5 1 Men s singles top 8 ranking 6 Women s singles 6 1 Women s singles top 8 ranking 7 ReferencesParticipating teams EditA total of 16 nations participated in the 5 day fiesta 1 2 Sri Lanka India Maldives Bangladesh Canada United States Poland France Germany Malaysia United Kingdom Serbia Switzerland Slovenia Italy United Arab EmiratesMen s team event EditA total of 16 teams participated in the men s team event The top 8 teams were selected to compete in a knockout round based on players performance in the singles event India defeated Sri Lanka 3 0 to win the men s title while Bangladesh beat Maldives 2 1 to win the bronze medal 3 4 Team Players Sri Lanka Anas Ahmed Nishantha Fernando Shaheed Hilmy Dinet Dulakshan India Rajesh Gohil Prashant More Irshad Ahmed Ansari Zaheer Pasha United States Shibu Jose Sam Mallisetti Ajay Arora Ranjit Sapre Maldives Ali Azim Ismail Azmeen Adam Adeel Mohamed Munthasir Bangladesh Hafizur Rahman Mohamed Ali Robin Hemaeth Molla Sala uddin Kaiser France Pierre Dubois Fabian Pereira Venou Mouraly United Kingdom Nazrul Islam Mohamed Sunahar Ali Sugukumar Sekar Chandan Narkar Poland Jakub Sasinski Pankaj Monga Bartosz Sasinski Nitesh Sinha Switzerland Josef Meyer Malaysia Christopher Walter Sahidin Sahipul Abdul Muthalib Ismail Abdul Rahman Zakaria Germany Peter Bocker Sebastian Holtman Dirk Pochlow Jorg Johannes United Arab Emirates Mohamed Azam Khan Nathar Ali Serbia Momcilo Danic Aleksandar Tanaskovic Canada Louis Fernandes Moaz Sheihk Wajahatulla Mohamed Rupkrishna Dangoi Italy Gianluca Christiani Dineth Hapuarachchige Nicolo Gallo Paolo Martinelli Slovenia Tadej SalamunMen s team event results Edit India Sri Lanka Bangladesh Maldives United States Canada France United KingdomWomen s team event EditSeven teams participated in the women s team event The top 4 teams qualified based on the players performance in the singles event India won the women s team event beating Sri Lanka 3 0 in the finals The Maldives women s team achieved 2nd rank for the first time in 12 years in the international arena They beat Sri Lanka 2 1 in the semi finals Sri Lanka claimed 3rd place by beating Bangladesh with a 3 0 win 3 4 Team Players Sri Lanka Roshita Joseph c Maduka Dilshani M Chitradevi Rebeca Dalrine India Rashmi Kumari c K Nagajyothi S Apoorva Ayesha Mohammed Maldives Aminath Visama v Aminath Vidhaadh Aminath Shuba Adam Fathimath Rayana Malaysia Sharifah Azmi Masnoora Hashim Suzana Salim Italy Elissa Zuchiatti Danielle De Fatti Poland Paulina Novakowska Bangladesh Afsana Nasrin Shumsune Maksuda Raima Chadni Sabina AkhtarWomen s team event results Edit India Maldives Sri Lanka BangladeshSwiss league Edit86 players participated in the mixed singles event A maximum of 8 4 men and 4 women players from each country was given entry to play in this event whereas sixteen players from the host India competed in this event Zaheer Pasha from India won the Swiss league undefeated and scoring 5 slams in 8 matches Anil Munde from India claimed 2nd Place while 2014 World Cup Champion Komaravelli Srinivas was the 3rd rank Swiss league ranking top 15 Edit Zaheeer Pasha India Anil Munde India Komaravelli Srinivas India Irshad Ahmed India Kumarii Kajal India Rajesh Gohil India Prashant Suryakant More India WD Nishantha Fernando Sri Lanka Louis Fernandes Canada Anas Ahamed Sri Lanka Hafizur Rahman Bangladesh Rashmi Kumari India Sandeep Dive India Abhijeet Tripankar India Nilam Ghodake IndiaMen s singles EditA total of 32 players who qualified to singles event were divided in to 8 groups The top 2 qualified to the round of 16 Irshad Ahmed of India beat world champion Prashant More 2 1 to claim the title This tournament was Irshad Ahmed s first International Prashant More failed to make history by winning 3 consecutive International titles Rajesh Gohil of India beat fan s favourite Zaheer Pasha 2 1 to claim third place 5 Men s singles top 8 ranking Edit Irshad Ahamed India Prashant Suryakant More India Gohil Rajesh India Zaheer Paasha India Hemaet Molla Bangladesh Nishantha Fernando Sri Lanka Shaheed Hilmy Sri Lanka Ismail Neal Azmeen MaldivesWomen s singles Edit24 players competed in the group stage The top 2 from each group competed in the quarter finals S Apoorva of India beat Ayesha Mohamed of India to complete a hatrick of international titles as she won the singles title in 2016 Carrom World Championship and 2018 Carrom World Cup Former World Champion Rashmi Kumari of India beat young star Nagajyothi to win 3rd Place 5 Women s singles top 8 ranking Edit S Apoorva India Ayesha Mohamed India Rashmii Kumari India Nagarjyothi India Rebeca Dalrine Sri Lanka Maduka Dilshani Sri Lanka Aminath Vidhaadh Maldives Roshita Joseph Sri LankaReferences Edit a b 8th CARROM ICF CUP INDIA 2019 Maharashtra Carrom Association Archived from the original on 2020 11 26 Carrom IFC Cup in pune from Dec 2nd Yo gems 25 October 2019 Archived from the original on 2020 09 22 a b ICF Cup in Pune The Hindu November 23 2019 a b National Carrom squad nominated for ICF Cup dailynews lk November 19 2019 Archived from the original on 2019 12 21 a b International Carrom Federation cup More Pasha score easy wins the hindhustani times 4 December 2019 Archived from the original on 2019 12 20 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 8th Carrom ICF Cup 2019 amp oldid 1154142672, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
