At the prize distribution ceremony held at Hotel Juhu Centaur from Left to Right: Noreena (ISP), Salim Mistry (Winner), Mr. Agarwal (M.D. Juhu Centaur), Bharat Bhushan (ADDT. Com. Income Tax & Chief Guest), Mukesh Desai (Winner), Mahendra Agarwal (Founder Director, ISP), Nusrat & Sadiq Madraswalla (Both Runners-Up in the event).

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All Results :

FINAL:
Mukesh Desai/Salim Mistry (Centaur) beat Sadiq Madraswala / Nusrat Madraswala (CCI) 11-15, 15-8, 15-13, 16-17, 15-10

SEMI FINAL:
Sadiq Madraswala/Nusrat Madraswala (CCI) beat Sanjay Goyal/Riaz Mohd (Centaur) 15-14 9-15 15-7
Mukesh Desai/Salim Mistry (Centaur) beat Avinash Bhatija/Aditya Manjrekar (WCG) 15-11 7-15 15-3

QUARTER FINAL:
Avinash Bhatija/Aditya Manjrekar (WCG) beat Rajesh Rajani/Mohammed (Khar Gym) 11-15, 15-9, 15-10
Riaz Mohammed/Sanjay Goyal (Juhu Centaur) Beat Karan Bhatty/Tushar Bhambani (Otters) 15-14 15-10
Sadiq Madraswala/Nusrat Madraswala (CCI) Beat Bunty Singh/Marquis Xavier (Centaur) 13-15 15-10 15-10
Aditya Manjrekar/Avinash Bhatija (WCG) Beat Rajesh Rajani/Mohd Merchant (Khar Gym)11-15 15-9 15-10
Mukesh Desai/Salim Mistry (Centaur) Beat Sanjay Waghmare/Sachin Jadhav (Spring Club)15-13 15-13

All Press Articles of the Tournament

Mukesh, Salim clinch title
(Article in The Free Press Journal : 14-5-2002)

Mumbai: Having played consistently well to reach the final, defeating their handicap as well as their opponents, the Madraswala siblings, Sadiq and Nusrat fell at the final hurdle, losing in five games to Mukesh Desai and Salim Mistry in the Rs 20,000 prize money ISP-Juhu Centaur Handicap Doubles Squash Tournament, which concluded at the Juhu Centaur squash courts on Monday.

The brother-sister Madraswala duo from CCI raced away the first game at 15-11, raising visions of the straight-games victory over their opponents from the host club, but then it was they who found themselves in trouble after losing the next two 8-15, 13-15. The fourth game was a cliffhanger, with the scores moving neck-to-neck till 14-14, and then to 16-16, before the Madraswala pair could win at 17-16, but it had taken too much out of them and they lost the decider relatively tamely at 10-15.

The victory fetched Desai and Mistry Rs 6,000, while the Madraswala siblings had to be content with Rs 4,000.

Madraswala siblings shine  
(Article in Mid-Day, Mumbai : 12/3/2002)

The Madraswala siblings continued their fine showing in the Rs.20,000 prize money ISP-Juhu Centaur Doubles Squash Tournament, advancing to the final at the Juhu Centaur squash court yesterday.

Sadiq and Nusrat of CCI defeated Sanjay Goyal and Riaz Mohd of the host club 15-4, 9-15, 15-7 but will have to contend with another pair from the host club, Mukesh Desai and Salim Mistry in the title round. 

Desai and Mistry beat Willingdon Catholic Gymkhana’s Avinash Bhatija and Aditya Manjrekar 15-11, 7-15, 15-3. 

In the quarter-finals, Sadiq and Nusrat defeated Bunty Singh and Xavier Marquis of Juhu Centaur, while Desai and Mistry got the better of Spring Club’s Sanjay Waghmare and Sachin Jadhav 15-13, 15-13.

 Title for Desai, Mistry 
(Article in Mid-Day, Mumbai : 14/5/2002)

Having played consistently well to reach the final, defeating their handicap as well as their opponents, the Madraswala siblings, Sadiq and Nusrat fell at the final hurdle, losing in five games to Mukesh Desai and Salim Mistry in the Rs.20,000 prize money ISP Juhu Centaur Squash courts, yesterday. 

The brother-sister Madraswala duo from CCI raced away with the first game at 5-11, raising visions of the straight-games victory over their opponents from the host club, but it was they who found themselves in trouble after losing the next two 8-15, 13-15. 

The fourth game was a cliffhanger, with the scores moving neck to neck till 14-14, and then to 16-16, before the Madraswala pair could win at 17-16, but it had taken too much out of them and they lost the decider relatively tamely at 10-15. 

The victory fetched Desai and Mistry Rs.6,000, while the Madraswala siblings had to be content with Rs.4,000. The losing semi-finalist pairs were richer by Rs.2,000 each.

 Waghmare, Jadhav advance 
(Article in Mid-Day, Mumbai : 12/5/2002)

Rushabh Vora and Anurag Gill from CCI could not overcome the handicap they gave Sanjay Waghmare and Sachin Jadhav and lost to the pair from Spring Club 15-17, 17-14, 8-15 in the pre-quarter-finals of the Rs.20,000 prize money ISP-Juhu Centaur Doubles Squash Tournament, at the Juhu Centaur courts.
   
 

 Shaolin Ninja to face Men in Black in squash doubles semis 
(Article in Mid-Day, Mumbai : 16/10/2001)  

SOME close encounters were witnessed in the quarter-finals of the Rs. 60,000 prize money Mid Day Squash League doubles tournament for teams, which restarted on Sunday at the Khar Gymkhana after a two-week layoff. 

In a battle between two teams from Otters Club, Shaolin Ninja beat Mummy Returns by two points to enter the last four stage.  In the first match, Santosh More and Sanjay Pawar from Shaolin Ninja lost to Tushar Bambani and Ashwin Kukreja 16-33.  However, Shaolin Ninja’s second pairing of Vijay Sonawane and Cyrus Apoo came up with an inspired performance to down Supreet Singh and Mohit Gaba 38/19 to emerge 54-52 winners overall. 

In the semifinals they will take on Men In Black from Willingdon Catholic Gymkhana, who got the better of Khar Gymkhana’s Match Fixers 60-43. while Douglas Goudhino and Karan Malhotra beat Saket Wali and Vijay Waghela 36-26, Rajesh Sonawane and Avinash Bhatija beat Shiv Malhotra and Amit Pal Kohli 24-17. 

In another close contest, Famous Five from Otters Club edged past Jindal’s Fantastic Five 48-46. After the first contest was tied at 26-26, Aditya the first contest was tied at 26-26, Aditya Manjrekar and Yogin Thakur got together to down Sarvesh Chauhan and Arun Sharma 22-20 for an overall victory of 48-46.

The winners will take on Fluke Ke Ghode, who were comfortable 56-46 winners over Royal Challenge.

 41st Tournament Organised by ISP