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Mumbai Carrom Tournament 2026 Ronald Chauhan, Suryakant More Win Thrilling 3-Set Battles To Enter Second Round

Mumbai: In the men's singles first round of the 4th State Ranking Carrom Tournament, organized by MIG Cricket Club and approved by Maharashtra Carrom Association and Mumbai Suburban District Carrom Association, and started at MIG Cricket Club, Bandra, Ronald Chauhan of Thane defeated Amit Kadam of Mumbai 23-10, 8-23, 16-10 after three sets to enter the second round. While Suryakant More of Mumbai…

Mumbai Carrom Tournament 2026 Ronald Chauhan, Suryakant More Win Thrilling 3-Set Battles To Enter Second Round

In the opening match of the men's singles first round at the 4th State Ranking Carrom Tournament, Ronald Chauhan from Thane emerged victorious against Amit Kadam from Mumbai with a score of 23-10, 8-23, 16-10. Suryakant More from Mumbai also advanced to the next round after defeating Govind Churi from Mumbai Suburban 8-23, 25-11, 20-13.

The tournament kicked off with an inauguration ceremony by Ninad Borkar, Indoor Secretary of MIG Cricket Club, who cut the ribbon on the board. Present at the event were MIG Cricket Club Secretary Nishant Patankar, Trustee Sanjay Phatarpekar, Cricket Department Secretary Amit Dani, Maharashtra Carrom Association Secretary Arun Kedar, and Treasurer Ajit Sawant.

Other match results included Santosh Dokhe from Nashik defeating Ajay Amre from Mumbai 25-16, 25-0; Praful Rathod from Mumbai beating Chandrakant Tuplondhe from Mumbai Suburban 25-5, 25-7; Aslam Chikte from Thane defeating Jaywant More from Mumbai 24-18, 25-15; Ashwinikumar Seth from Mumbai winning over Sachin Pandit from Mumbai Suburban 25-5, 25-0; Abdul Sattar Naik from Mumbai Suburban defeating Noor Mohammad Shaikh from Mumbai 25-5, 17-8; Shoeb Patel from Mumbai Suburban winning against Pauras Kargutkar from Mumbai 25-6, 25-2; and Kuldeep Waghdhare from Mumbai defeating Kiran Soman from Thane 25-1, 25-5.

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