25th Carrom EuroCup 2023
UK Carrom Federation is excited and honoured to host the Silver Jubilee Carrom EuroCup in 2023. Click here to see more details
24th Carrom EuroCup 2022
The 24th Carrom Eurocup was hosted by Poland. Details can be seen here
19th Carrom Euro Cup 2015
UK entry List
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| carrom_eurocup_2014_entry.docx |
Euro Cup Press Release
17th Carrom Euro Cup 2013
21st June to 23rd June in Leszno ( Warsaw )
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Euro Cup Press Release
16th Carrom Euro Cup 2012
15th June to 17th June 2012, Darmstadt, Germany
 Single Winner, Karnal Abdin, UK |
 Double winner, Karnal Abdin & Nazrul Islam, UK |
UK Team Champion, Karnal Abdin, Nazrul Islam, Ish Kumar, Shuab Ahmed
|
Double Runner Up, Shuab Ahmed & Ish Kumar
|
Exiting-Results
The 16th Carrom Euro Cup for Singles, Doubles and Teams events ended on Sunday 17th June 2012 at Darmstadt, Germany. More that one hundred players from eleven (11) countries of Europe Czech Republic, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Netherland, Poland, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland participated in the tournament.
The singles trophy was lifted by Karnal Abedin of U.K. who defeated in final Pierre Duobios of France with a margin of 2:0 sets. This was the fourth consecutive win of the title by Karnal Abedin. While last year Karnal had won all matches, this year in early rounds he was defeated by Germany's young player Tobias Krueger and the German champion Peter Boecker. Peter Boecker came finally on 3rd. place and Tobias Krueger on the 4th place.
The Doubles Trophy was also lifted by Karnal Abedin and Nazrul Islam of U.K. Second place went to Ish Kumar and Shuab Ahmed of U.K. and the 3rd place to Peter Boecker and Tobias Krueger of Germany, folowed by Venou Mouraly and Pierre Dubois of France on 4th place.
In Teams Championship U.K. with Karnal Abedin, Nazrul Islam, Ish Kumar and Shuab Ahmed defended successfuly the trophy by winning 87 points. Germany with Peter Boecker, Tobias Krueger, Wolfgang Peter and Johannes Joerg came again on 2nd plce with 83 points. While France with Muraly Venou, Alfred Rajadurai, Radjou Venou and Pierre Dubois came on third place with 81 points.
The prize for best woman went to Paulina Nowakowska of Poland while Radjou Venou receid the prize for best young player.
The prize distribution ceremony was conducted with an interesting festive atmosphere at a lawn. Mrs. Elisa Martinelli Secretary General of ECC distributed the certificates and the representatives of the main sponsor Enrico System Ms. Juliane Mach and Ms. Shari Boelke handed over the prizes to the winners.
Closing the 12th Carrom Euro Cup 2012 Arif Naqvi President of the European Carrom Confederation and ICF thanked the German Carrom Federation and Carrom Club Darmstadt for successfully organising the Euro Cup and providing excellent hospitality. He highly praised the excellent performances of many players and also the friendly and cordial atmosphere of the tournament. It is the first time in the history of the ECC that 11 European countries have taken part in the Euro Cup. He hoped that large number of Carrom players from Europe will be taking part in the world Carrom Championship due to be held from 31st October 2012 at Colombo, Sri lanka. Naqvi also announced on behalf of the ECC that the 17th Euro Cup 2013 will be held in Poland. He hoped that the players from more countries will be joining it.
This years Carrom Euro Cup was attended by more than one hundred players from 11 countries: Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Netherland, Poland, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom.
The Euro Cup was opened on 15th June at the beautiful hall of Justus-Liebig House by ECC & ICF President Arif Naqvi. He stressed on the social values of Carrom. Mayor of Darmstadt Mr. Partsch, who was Chief Guest on the occasion welcomed the players in his city and praised the game of Carrom. GCF President Jeorg Kijanski and Gunter Seibert President of the Carrom Club darmstadt asured on behalf of the GCF and CCD good hospitality. Main sponsor of the 16th Euro Cup 2012 Mr. Meier of Enerco System appreciated the game of Carrom and healthy and friendly atmosphere of the Euro Cup and assured maximum possible cooperation.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The 16th Carrom Euro Cup for Singles, Doubles and Teams events ended on Sunday 17th June 2012 at Darmstadt, Germany. More that one hundred players from eleven (11) countries of Europe Czech Republic, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Netherland, Poland, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland participated in the tournament.
The singles trophy was lifted by Karnal Abedin of U.K. who defeated in final Pierre Duobios of France with a margin of 2:0 sets. This was the fourth consecutive win of the title by Karnal Abedin. While last year Karnal had won all matches, this year in early rounds he was defeated by Germany's young player Tobias Krueger and the German champion Peter Boecker. Peter Boecker came finally on 3rd. place and Tobias Krueger on the 4th place.
The Doubles Trophy was also lifted by Karnal Abedin and Nazrul Islam of U.K. Second place went to Ish Kumar and Shuab Ahmed of U.K. and the 3rd place to Peter Boecker and Tobias Krueger of Germany, folowed by Venou Mouraly and Pierre Dubois of France on 4th place.
In Teams Championship U.K. with Karnal Abedin, Nazrul Islam, Ish Kumar and Shuab Ahmed defended successfuly the trophy by winning 87 points. Germany with Peter Boecker, Tobias Krueger, Wolfgang Peter and Johannes Joerg came again on 2nd plce with 83 points. While France with Muraly Venou, Alfred Rajadurai, Radjou Venou and Pierre Dubois came on third place with 81 points.
The prize for best woman went to Paulina Nowakowska of Poland while Radjou Venou receid the prize for best young player.
The prize distribution ceremony was conducted with an interesting festive atmosphere at a lawn. Mrs. Elisa Martinelli Secretary General of ECC distributed the certificates and the representatives of the main sponsor Enrico System Ms. Juliane Mach and Ms. Shari Boelke handed over the prizes to the winners.
Closing the 12th Carrom Euro Cup 2012 Arif Naqvi President of the European Carrom Confederation and ICF thanked the German Carrom Federation and Carrom Club Darmstadt for successfully organising the Euro Cup and providing excellent hospitality. He highly praised the excellent performances of many players and also the friendly and cordial atmosphere of the tournament. It is the first time in the history of the ECC that 11 European countries have taken part in the Euro Cup. He hoped that large number of Carrom players from Europe will be taking part in the world Carrom Championship due to be held from 31st October 2012 at Colombo, Sri lanka. Naqvi also announced on behalf of the ECC that the 17th Euro Cup 2013 will be held in Poland. He hoped that the players from more countries will be joining it.
This years Carrom Euro Cup was attended by more than one hundred players from 11 countries: Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Netherland, Poland, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom.
The Euro Cup was opened on 15th June at the beautiful hall of Justus-Liebig House by ECC & ICF President Arif Naqvi. He stressed on the social values of Carrom. Mayor of Darmstadt Mr. Partsch, who was Chief Guest on the occasion welcomed the players in his city and praised the game of Carrom. GCF President Jeorg Kijanski and Gunter Seibert President of the Carrom Club darmstadt asured on behalf of the GCF and CCD good hospitality. Main sponsor of the 16th Euro Cup 2012 Mr. Meier of Enerco System appreciated the game of Carrom and healthy and friendly atmosphere of the Euro Cup and assured maximum possible cooperation.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
15th Eurocup 2011 in France:
24.-26. June 2011 Villepinte
Singles Winner: Abdin Karnal GBR
Doubles Winner: Abdin Karnal/ Ali Sunahar
GBR Team Winner: Great Britain GBR
Pictures Eurocup Blog
Singles Winner: Abdin Karnal GBR
Doubles Winner: Abdin Karnal/ Ali Sunahar
GBR Team Winner: Great Britain GBR
Pictures Eurocup Blog
Press Release
30th June 2011
Re: 15th Carrom Euro Cup 2011
Date: 24th June to 26th June
Venue: Gymnase Infroit, Villipinte, France
Carrom 15th Euro Cup 2011 in France
Concluded with great enthusiasm
The 15th Carrom Euro Cup was concluded on Sunday, 27th June 2011 at Villepinte near Paris, France. Karnal Abdin of UK defended successfully his title of Euro Cup winner. Karnal defeated Fabian Peirera of France in final in a hard contest with 25:15 in 14 boards to lift the singles trophy. The third place went to Pierre Dubios of France. The Doubles Trophy also went to UK's Karnal Abdin and Sunahar Ali. Another U.K. pair Nazrul Islam
and Muhiuddin Ahmed came on second place, while the third place went to Pierre Dubois and Collard Steve of France. The Teams Championship was also won by the UK while Germany came on second and France on third place followed by Switzerland, Italy, Poland and Czech Republic. The 15th Carrom Euro Cup was opened on 24th June by ECC President Arif Naqvi, when he praised the rising standard of Carrom in Europe and asked the players to take the 15th Euro Cup as a rehearsal for the Carrom World Championship in 2012. A total number of about 100 players took part in this years Euro Cup of which 96 players entered in the Singles Event held in 11 rounds plus final. The Prize Distribution Ceremony was attended by the mayor of Villepinte Madam Welly Rolfand, who appreciated the game of Carrom and assured full support of the municipality for future international Carrom events. Closing the 15th Euro Cup Arif Naqvi President of the European Carrom Confederation, who is also the President of the ICF, praised the friendly atmosphere of the tournament and rise of the standard in Europe. He announced that the 16th Carrom Euro Cup will be held in 2012 in Darmstadt, Germany, while the young Carrom Federation of Poland is preparing to host the 17th Euro Cup in 2013.
An international Umpires examination of ICF in writing, oral and practical, was also conducted during the 15th Euro Cup, in which Horst Simunskyof Czech Republic, who supervised the final match of Doubles as his practical test, passed with very good marks. Claudio Motta of Italy was umpire for the singles final. A.N. ICF-Media Commission.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
and Muhiuddin Ahmed came on second place, while the third place went to Pierre Dubois and Collard Steve of France. The Teams Championship was also won by the UK while Germany came on second and France on third place followed by Switzerland, Italy, Poland and Czech Republic. The 15th Carrom Euro Cup was opened on 24th June by ECC President Arif Naqvi, when he praised the rising standard of Carrom in Europe and asked the players to take the 15th Euro Cup as a rehearsal for the Carrom World Championship in 2012. A total number of about 100 players took part in this years Euro Cup of which 96 players entered in the Singles Event held in 11 rounds plus final. The Prize Distribution Ceremony was attended by the mayor of Villepinte Madam Welly Rolfand, who appreciated the game of Carrom and assured full support of the municipality for future international Carrom events. Closing the 15th Euro Cup Arif Naqvi President of the European Carrom Confederation, who is also the President of the ICF, praised the friendly atmosphere of the tournament and rise of the standard in Europe. He announced that the 16th Carrom Euro Cup will be held in 2012 in Darmstadt, Germany, while the young Carrom Federation of Poland is preparing to host the 17th Euro Cup in 2013.
An international Umpires examination of ICF in writing, oral and practical, was also conducted during the 15th Euro Cup, in which Horst Simunskyof Czech Republic, who supervised the final match of Doubles as his practical test, passed with very good marks. Claudio Motta of Italy was umpire for the singles final. A.N. ICF-Media Commission.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
14th Eurocup 2010 in Italy
11.-13. June 2010 Rome
Singles Winner: Abdin Karnal GBR
Doubles Winner: W. Sriyantha/Cristiani Gianluca ITA
Team Winner: Great Britain GBR
Pictures on carrom.com.pl
Singles Winner: Abdin Karnal GBR
Doubles Winner: W. Sriyantha/Cristiani Gianluca ITA
Team Winner: Great Britain GBR
Pictures on carrom.com.pl
Press Release
Thrilling matches at the 14th Carrom Euro Cup in Rome, Italy. (Report by ICF Media Commission)
The 14th Carrom Euro cup held from 11th to 13th June in Rome ended on Sunday by the Prize Distribution Ceremony, in which ECC president Arif Naqvi announced that the 15th Euro Cup has been alloted by the ECC to France.
About one hundred Carrom players from France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Poland, Slovania, Switzerland and United Kingdom participated in this year's Euro Cup, which was held in three disciplines: Singles, Doubles and Team Event. The team from Czech Republic could not attend at the last minute due to the death of the father of an important member of the team.
the 14th Euro Cup was opened on Thursday evening by Arif Naqvi, President of European Carrom Confederation and ICF, who appreciated that the Carrom Euro Cup has been held every year without any interval and has contributed to its popularity and rise of the standard. He said that the 14th Euro Cup should be taken as a rehersal for the 3rd World Cup which would be taking place from 27th September to 1st October in Richmond, Virginia USA. Naqvi appreciated the dedicated hard work done by Elisa Martinelli and other members of the Italian Carrom Federation to make the event successful.
The teams Championship conducted on first day, 11th June, was won by the UK with an edge of only one point against Germany. Switzerland came on third place. The points are as following: 1. UK 25 points
2. Germany 24 points
3. Switzerland 15 points
4. France 14 points
5. Italy 12 points
6. Poland 0 points
Simultaneously the doubles Campionship was conducted on the same day which was won by Italy's Weerasinghe Sriyantha and Cristiani Gianluca agians Collard Steve and Pierre Dubois of France, with 25 to 24 . Both sides gave a excellent performance. At one point the score in the final game was 24 to 24. Leu Jonathan and Pierre Fabian of France came on third place.
The Singles Event , which was conducted on 12th and 13th June, was won by Karnal Abedin of UK for the third consecutive time. After the 11 round of matches the final was held between Karnal Abedin of UK and Pierre Dubois of France. While Karnal was leading clearly after 11 rounds with 20 points in hand Pierre Dubois of France, Peter Boecker of Germany and Abdul Malik of UK followed him with 18 points each, while Pierre had edge with Bucholz points. The final between Karnal Abedin and Pierre Dubois was extremely exiting. While Karnal won the first game clearly, Pierre gave him a very good fight in the second game, winning the game clearly. The third game was however dominated by Karnal Abeding and he won the match and the trophy for the third consecutive time. Peter Boecker of Germany came on the third place.
The meeting of the General Council of the European Carrom Confederation was also held during the Euro Cup in Rome. It was attended by the representatives of France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Slovania (as guest), Switzerland and United Kingdom. The 15th Euro Cup was alotted to France and is to be held near Paris. Poland's Paulina Nowakowska and UK's Nazrul Islam were included in the ECC General Council as two new Vice Presidents.
The 14th Euro Cup was concluded with prize distribution ceremny and a closing speech of the ECC President Arif Naqvi at a restaurant rear the sea side of Rome. Naqvi asked the players to forward to 3rd. World Cup (2010) in USA, while Elisa Martinelly thanked on behalf of the italian federation to all players and sponsors for the coperation.
Presidents. The present Office Bearers of the ECC are as following: President: Arif Naqvi (Germany) Vice Presidents: Paulina Nowakowska (Poland)Nazrul Islam (UK) Secretry General: Elisa Martinelli (Italy) Treasurer: Kurt Scherrer (Switzerland)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The 14th Carrom Euro cup held from 11th to 13th June in Rome ended on Sunday by the Prize Distribution Ceremony, in which ECC president Arif Naqvi announced that the 15th Euro Cup has been alloted by the ECC to France.
About one hundred Carrom players from France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Poland, Slovania, Switzerland and United Kingdom participated in this year's Euro Cup, which was held in three disciplines: Singles, Doubles and Team Event. The team from Czech Republic could not attend at the last minute due to the death of the father of an important member of the team.
the 14th Euro Cup was opened on Thursday evening by Arif Naqvi, President of European Carrom Confederation and ICF, who appreciated that the Carrom Euro Cup has been held every year without any interval and has contributed to its popularity and rise of the standard. He said that the 14th Euro Cup should be taken as a rehersal for the 3rd World Cup which would be taking place from 27th September to 1st October in Richmond, Virginia USA. Naqvi appreciated the dedicated hard work done by Elisa Martinelli and other members of the Italian Carrom Federation to make the event successful.
The teams Championship conducted on first day, 11th June, was won by the UK with an edge of only one point against Germany. Switzerland came on third place. The points are as following: 1. UK 25 points
2. Germany 24 points
3. Switzerland 15 points
4. France 14 points
5. Italy 12 points
6. Poland 0 points
Simultaneously the doubles Campionship was conducted on the same day which was won by Italy's Weerasinghe Sriyantha and Cristiani Gianluca agians Collard Steve and Pierre Dubois of France, with 25 to 24 . Both sides gave a excellent performance. At one point the score in the final game was 24 to 24. Leu Jonathan and Pierre Fabian of France came on third place.
The Singles Event , which was conducted on 12th and 13th June, was won by Karnal Abedin of UK for the third consecutive time. After the 11 round of matches the final was held between Karnal Abedin of UK and Pierre Dubois of France. While Karnal was leading clearly after 11 rounds with 20 points in hand Pierre Dubois of France, Peter Boecker of Germany and Abdul Malik of UK followed him with 18 points each, while Pierre had edge with Bucholz points. The final between Karnal Abedin and Pierre Dubois was extremely exiting. While Karnal won the first game clearly, Pierre gave him a very good fight in the second game, winning the game clearly. The third game was however dominated by Karnal Abeding and he won the match and the trophy for the third consecutive time. Peter Boecker of Germany came on the third place.
The meeting of the General Council of the European Carrom Confederation was also held during the Euro Cup in Rome. It was attended by the representatives of France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Slovania (as guest), Switzerland and United Kingdom. The 15th Euro Cup was alotted to France and is to be held near Paris. Poland's Paulina Nowakowska and UK's Nazrul Islam were included in the ECC General Council as two new Vice Presidents.
The 14th Euro Cup was concluded with prize distribution ceremny and a closing speech of the ECC President Arif Naqvi at a restaurant rear the sea side of Rome. Naqvi asked the players to forward to 3rd. World Cup (2010) in USA, while Elisa Martinelly thanked on behalf of the italian federation to all players and sponsors for the coperation.
Presidents. The present Office Bearers of the ECC are as following: President: Arif Naqvi (Germany) Vice Presidents: Paulina Nowakowska (Poland)Nazrul Islam (UK) Secretry General: Elisa Martinelli (Italy) Treasurer: Kurt Scherrer (Switzerland)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
13th Eurocup 2009 in Switzerland
10.-12. July 2009 Lenk im Simmental
Singles Winner: Abdin Karnal GBR
Doubles Winner: Fabian Pereira/ Radjou Venou FRA
Team Winner: Great Britain GBR
Pictures on carromitaly.com
Singles Winner: Abdin Karnal GBR
Doubles Winner: Fabian Pereira/ Radjou Venou FRA
Team Winner: Great Britain GBR
Pictures on carromitaly.com
Press Release
Karnal Abdin of UK is agian European Carrom Champion.
During the 13th Carrom Euro Cup 2009 at Lenk, Switzerland, Karnal Abdin successfully defended his European Title, by winning all 12 matches and defeating Jonathan Leau of France in Final by 25:01, 25:12. Jonathan Leau and Fabian Pereira (both France) came on second and third places. A total number of 86 players participated in Singles Event, which was conducted with Swiss System of 8 boards or 25 points (whichever is first) based on 2 winning points plus Bucholz points and Coins difference.
The doubles event was won by Fabian Pereira and his 12 year old partner Radjou Venou of France, who surprised by winning the final beating Murshad Khan and Ala Miah of UK, who came on second place. Steffen Eder and Jan Geister of Germany came on third place.
The UK Team also defended the Teams Championship title beating all other countries. France came on second place, while Germany on third place. Germany, Italy and Switzerland had 18 points each, but the coins difference was in favour of Germany. Poland (which participated with full team for the first time) came on 6th place behind Switzerland. Poland scored 6 points.
Best woman player was Elisa Martinelli of Italy.
Arif Naqvi and Roger Meyer were the Chief Referees, while the final matches were conducted by Claudio Motta of Italy.
Earlier on 10th July the 13th Carrom Euro Cup, under the auspices of the European Carrom Confederation, was inaugurated by ECC president Arif Naqvi (who is also ICF president) at Lenk in Simmenthal, Switzerland, surrounded by beautiful mountains. Naqviappreciated the excellent arrangements made by the Swiss Carrom Association and also praised the rising standard of Carrom in Europe and welcomed some new countries willing to join ECC. Speaking on behalf of the host country Roger Meyer welcomed the participants and thanked the ECC and other federations for their support.
Also in the prize distribution ceremony on 12th evening, ECC president Arif Naqvi praised the arrangements and claimed that the 13th Euro Cup was a great success and the excellent performances of the players in 13th Euro Cup will also reflect in the Carrom World Cup in 2010 in USA.
Roger Meyer of Switzerland thanked all participants and sponsors for their support.
During the meeting of the Board of Management of the European Carrom Confederation, during the Euro Cup, it was decided to send Greetings to the participants of the SAARC Countries Championshipin Mumbai and Asian Carrom Championsip in Pune in August this year. It is hoped that the Asian players who have always been inspiring the players all over the world will have excellent performances during these championship and continue raising the prestigue of Carrom.
Teams Championship
Ranking Nation Wins Coins
1. England 36 306
2. Frankreich 24 109
3. Deutschland 18 -3
4. Italien 18 -20
5. Schweiz 18 -69
6. Polen 8 -323
Singles Event
Karnal Abedin of UK beat Jonathan Leau of France in Final by 25:01, 25:12
Ranking Player Nation Win Pt. Buchol Pt. 1. Karnal Abdin 24 186 242 2. Jonathan Leau 20 188 148 3. Fabian Pereira 18 195 110 4. Amitha Ubhayathunga 18 181 66 5. Abdul Malik 18 179 117 6. Sriyantha Weerasinghe 16 194 24 7. Nazrul Islam 16 190 42 8. Pierre Dubois 16 187 108 9. Mouraly Venou 16 184 99 10. Heiko Wurst 16 177 65 11. Abdul Wahid 16 176 95 12. Thomas Scheuerl 16 172 71 13. Gianluca Cristiani 16 168 75 14. Kevin Seiger 16 153 44 15. Cornel D'Silva 16 151 83 16. Steeve Collard 16 144 62 17. Carlito Bollin 15 165 99 18. Mervin Kalinga 14 172 10 19. Shuab Ahmed 14 171 56 20. Lorenzo Hürlimann 14 171 30 21. A Rahman Khan 14 168 48 22. Claudio Motta 14 165 57 23. Murshad Khan 14 162 53 24. Rajesh Chilveri 14 160 42 25. Radjou Venou 14 160 38 26. Anders Illi 14 158 37 27. Tobias Krüger 14 158 22 28. Marcel Egli 14 158 5 29. Ish Kumer Gupta 14 155 58 30. Abdul Khan 14 155 -1 31. Vittorio Canisi 14 148 20 32. Rafi Dewangso 14 144 31 33. Wolfgang Peter 12 180 5 34. Stefano Stucchi 12 164 15 35. Andreas Hurtig 12 157 3 36. Paolo Martinelli 12 152 6 37. Ingo Frauenrath 12 150 -22 38. Gabriele Pellegatta 12 150 -42 39. Alfred Rajadurai 12 144 34 40. Armin Steiner 12 144 -11 41. Nitesh Sinha 12 143 -40 42. Francesco Pedicini 12 140 -17 43. Stefan Eigenmann 12 139 -10 44. Ala Miah 12 138 67 45. Jonas Hürlimann 12 138 -1 46. Patrice Dumas 12 137 -60 47. Elisa Zucchiatti 12 134 29 48. Bernhard Sander 12 134 -13 49. Jalal Ahmed 12 134 -19 50. Steffen Eder 12 134 -64 51. Ahad Miah 11 161 -66 52. Viktor Baumgartner 10 160 -38 53. Jan Geister 10 152 -32 54. Stéphane Cano 10 140 -36 55. Anhar Ali 10 136 28 56. Gunter Seibert 10 132 -1 57. Armin Schneider 10 132 -2 58. Stefano Fabiano 10 132 -63 59. Giorgio Balicchi 10 131 -42 60. Riccardo Maurizi 10 128 5 61. Norbert Mothe 10 127 -29 62. Jakub Nowakowski 10 124 -5 63. Paolo Ometto 10 123 15 64. Harvey Gomes 10 121 -18 65. Sylwester Pogorzelski 10 121 -78 66. Andrea Croci 10 120 -1 67. Frank Fehr 10 118 -36 68. Walter Buchmann 10 118 -54 69. Rolf Schmid 10 117 -38 70. Fabio Tomasi 10 110 -17 71. Hans Faller 10 102 -18 72. Abdullah Nauandish 8 136 -19 73. Kurt Scherrer 8 127 -36 74. Fabien Vicart 8 121 -39 75. Uwe Schneider 8 121 -44 76. Robert Durrer 8 115 -72 77. Ajay Pal 8 97 -113 78. Riz Careem 8 94 -86 79. Noam Mayer 7 87 -128 80. Michael Helbling 6 100 -123 81. Azir Uddin 6 99 -109 82. Barbara Thomas 4 98 -153 83. Cezary Kubicki 3 89 -205 84. Laura Zava 0 100 -263 Doubles Championship
Fabian Pareira and Radjou Venou of France beaten Mursha Khan and Ala Miah of UK in Final by 25 : 11 points
1. Fabian Pereira + Radjou Venou 10 50 52 2. Murshad Khan + Ala Miah 10 41 63 3. Steffen Eder + Jan Geister 10 40 31 4. A Rahman Khan + Abdul Malik 10 39 102 5. Stefano Stucchi + Amitha Ubhayathunga 8 44 35 6. Gabriele Pellegatta + Paolo Ometto 8 43 10 7. Anders Illi + Mervin Kalinga 8 35 22 8. Andreas Hurtig + Abdullah Nauandish 8 34 31 9. Rajesh Chilveri + Abdul Khan 7 47 32 10. Elisa Zucchiatti + Sriyantha Weerasinghe 7 47 12 11. Shuab Ahmed + Anhar Ali 6 44 13 12. Giorgio Balicchi + Vittorio Canisi 6 40 10 13. Bernhard Sander + Frank Fehr 6 38 -2 14. Fabien Vicart + Kevin Seiger 6 37 -24 15. Nitesh Sinha + Ajay Pal 6 34 4 16. Kurt Scherrer + Stefan Eigenmann 6 30 -8 17. Gunter Seibert + Ingo Frauenrath 6 29 6 18. Rolf Schmid + Robert Durrer 6 24 -26 19. Harvey Gomes + Azir Uddin 4 42 -39 20. Stefano Fabiano + Riccardo Maurizi 4 36 -10 21. Stéphane Cano + Norbert Mothe 4 36 -33 22. Armin Schneider + Uwe Schneider 4 34 -25 23. Jalal Ahmed + Ahad Miah 4 32 4 24. Marcel Egli + Barbara Thomas 4 28 -31 25. Fabio Tomasi + Andrea Croci 4 26 -50 26. Armin Steiner + Hans Faller 4 24 -18 27. Jonas Hürlimann + Noam Mayer 2 26 -42 28. Walter Buchmann + Riz Careem 0 28 -119
During the 13th Carrom Euro Cup 2009 at Lenk, Switzerland, Karnal Abdin successfully defended his European Title, by winning all 12 matches and defeating Jonathan Leau of France in Final by 25:01, 25:12. Jonathan Leau and Fabian Pereira (both France) came on second and third places. A total number of 86 players participated in Singles Event, which was conducted with Swiss System of 8 boards or 25 points (whichever is first) based on 2 winning points plus Bucholz points and Coins difference.
The doubles event was won by Fabian Pereira and his 12 year old partner Radjou Venou of France, who surprised by winning the final beating Murshad Khan and Ala Miah of UK, who came on second place. Steffen Eder and Jan Geister of Germany came on third place.
The UK Team also defended the Teams Championship title beating all other countries. France came on second place, while Germany on third place. Germany, Italy and Switzerland had 18 points each, but the coins difference was in favour of Germany. Poland (which participated with full team for the first time) came on 6th place behind Switzerland. Poland scored 6 points.
Best woman player was Elisa Martinelli of Italy.
Arif Naqvi and Roger Meyer were the Chief Referees, while the final matches were conducted by Claudio Motta of Italy.
Earlier on 10th July the 13th Carrom Euro Cup, under the auspices of the European Carrom Confederation, was inaugurated by ECC president Arif Naqvi (who is also ICF president) at Lenk in Simmenthal, Switzerland, surrounded by beautiful mountains. Naqviappreciated the excellent arrangements made by the Swiss Carrom Association and also praised the rising standard of Carrom in Europe and welcomed some new countries willing to join ECC. Speaking on behalf of the host country Roger Meyer welcomed the participants and thanked the ECC and other federations for their support.
Also in the prize distribution ceremony on 12th evening, ECC president Arif Naqvi praised the arrangements and claimed that the 13th Euro Cup was a great success and the excellent performances of the players in 13th Euro Cup will also reflect in the Carrom World Cup in 2010 in USA.
Roger Meyer of Switzerland thanked all participants and sponsors for their support.
During the meeting of the Board of Management of the European Carrom Confederation, during the Euro Cup, it was decided to send Greetings to the participants of the SAARC Countries Championshipin Mumbai and Asian Carrom Championsip in Pune in August this year. It is hoped that the Asian players who have always been inspiring the players all over the world will have excellent performances during these championship and continue raising the prestigue of Carrom.
Teams Championship
Ranking Nation Wins Coins
1. England 36 306
2. Frankreich 24 109
3. Deutschland 18 -3
4. Italien 18 -20
5. Schweiz 18 -69
6. Polen 8 -323
Singles Event
Karnal Abedin of UK beat Jonathan Leau of France in Final by 25:01, 25:12
Ranking Player Nation Win Pt. Buchol Pt. 1. Karnal Abdin 24 186 242 2. Jonathan Leau 20 188 148 3. Fabian Pereira 18 195 110 4. Amitha Ubhayathunga 18 181 66 5. Abdul Malik 18 179 117 6. Sriyantha Weerasinghe 16 194 24 7. Nazrul Islam 16 190 42 8. Pierre Dubois 16 187 108 9. Mouraly Venou 16 184 99 10. Heiko Wurst 16 177 65 11. Abdul Wahid 16 176 95 12. Thomas Scheuerl 16 172 71 13. Gianluca Cristiani 16 168 75 14. Kevin Seiger 16 153 44 15. Cornel D'Silva 16 151 83 16. Steeve Collard 16 144 62 17. Carlito Bollin 15 165 99 18. Mervin Kalinga 14 172 10 19. Shuab Ahmed 14 171 56 20. Lorenzo Hürlimann 14 171 30 21. A Rahman Khan 14 168 48 22. Claudio Motta 14 165 57 23. Murshad Khan 14 162 53 24. Rajesh Chilveri 14 160 42 25. Radjou Venou 14 160 38 26. Anders Illi 14 158 37 27. Tobias Krüger 14 158 22 28. Marcel Egli 14 158 5 29. Ish Kumer Gupta 14 155 58 30. Abdul Khan 14 155 -1 31. Vittorio Canisi 14 148 20 32. Rafi Dewangso 14 144 31 33. Wolfgang Peter 12 180 5 34. Stefano Stucchi 12 164 15 35. Andreas Hurtig 12 157 3 36. Paolo Martinelli 12 152 6 37. Ingo Frauenrath 12 150 -22 38. Gabriele Pellegatta 12 150 -42 39. Alfred Rajadurai 12 144 34 40. Armin Steiner 12 144 -11 41. Nitesh Sinha 12 143 -40 42. Francesco Pedicini 12 140 -17 43. Stefan Eigenmann 12 139 -10 44. Ala Miah 12 138 67 45. Jonas Hürlimann 12 138 -1 46. Patrice Dumas 12 137 -60 47. Elisa Zucchiatti 12 134 29 48. Bernhard Sander 12 134 -13 49. Jalal Ahmed 12 134 -19 50. Steffen Eder 12 134 -64 51. Ahad Miah 11 161 -66 52. Viktor Baumgartner 10 160 -38 53. Jan Geister 10 152 -32 54. Stéphane Cano 10 140 -36 55. Anhar Ali 10 136 28 56. Gunter Seibert 10 132 -1 57. Armin Schneider 10 132 -2 58. Stefano Fabiano 10 132 -63 59. Giorgio Balicchi 10 131 -42 60. Riccardo Maurizi 10 128 5 61. Norbert Mothe 10 127 -29 62. Jakub Nowakowski 10 124 -5 63. Paolo Ometto 10 123 15 64. Harvey Gomes 10 121 -18 65. Sylwester Pogorzelski 10 121 -78 66. Andrea Croci 10 120 -1 67. Frank Fehr 10 118 -36 68. Walter Buchmann 10 118 -54 69. Rolf Schmid 10 117 -38 70. Fabio Tomasi 10 110 -17 71. Hans Faller 10 102 -18 72. Abdullah Nauandish 8 136 -19 73. Kurt Scherrer 8 127 -36 74. Fabien Vicart 8 121 -39 75. Uwe Schneider 8 121 -44 76. Robert Durrer 8 115 -72 77. Ajay Pal 8 97 -113 78. Riz Careem 8 94 -86 79. Noam Mayer 7 87 -128 80. Michael Helbling 6 100 -123 81. Azir Uddin 6 99 -109 82. Barbara Thomas 4 98 -153 83. Cezary Kubicki 3 89 -205 84. Laura Zava 0 100 -263 Doubles Championship
Fabian Pareira and Radjou Venou of France beaten Mursha Khan and Ala Miah of UK in Final by 25 : 11 points
1. Fabian Pereira + Radjou Venou 10 50 52 2. Murshad Khan + Ala Miah 10 41 63 3. Steffen Eder + Jan Geister 10 40 31 4. A Rahman Khan + Abdul Malik 10 39 102 5. Stefano Stucchi + Amitha Ubhayathunga 8 44 35 6. Gabriele Pellegatta + Paolo Ometto 8 43 10 7. Anders Illi + Mervin Kalinga 8 35 22 8. Andreas Hurtig + Abdullah Nauandish 8 34 31 9. Rajesh Chilveri + Abdul Khan 7 47 32 10. Elisa Zucchiatti + Sriyantha Weerasinghe 7 47 12 11. Shuab Ahmed + Anhar Ali 6 44 13 12. Giorgio Balicchi + Vittorio Canisi 6 40 10 13. Bernhard Sander + Frank Fehr 6 38 -2 14. Fabien Vicart + Kevin Seiger 6 37 -24 15. Nitesh Sinha + Ajay Pal 6 34 4 16. Kurt Scherrer + Stefan Eigenmann 6 30 -8 17. Gunter Seibert + Ingo Frauenrath 6 29 6 18. Rolf Schmid + Robert Durrer 6 24 -26 19. Harvey Gomes + Azir Uddin 4 42 -39 20. Stefano Fabiano + Riccardo Maurizi 4 36 -10 21. Stéphane Cano + Norbert Mothe 4 36 -33 22. Armin Schneider + Uwe Schneider 4 34 -25 23. Jalal Ahmed + Ahad Miah 4 32 4 24. Marcel Egli + Barbara Thomas 4 28 -31 25. Fabio Tomasi + Andrea Croci 4 26 -50 26. Armin Steiner + Hans Faller 4 24 -18 27. Jonas Hürlimann + Noam Mayer 2 26 -42 28. Walter Buchmann + Riz Careem 0 28 -119
Pictures and Results of 12th Eurocup 2008 in Great Britain:
1.-3. August 2008 Sutton Singles Winner: Abdin Karnal GBR Team Winner: Great Britain GBR Pictures on carrom.de Pictures on carrom.com.pl
Pictures, Videos and Results of 11th Eurocup 2007 in Germany:
13.-15. July 2007 Dortmund Singles Winner: Pierre Dubois FRA Doubles Winner: Karnal Abdin/
Shaheen Miah GBR Team Winner: Great Britain GBR Video: TV Report Video: DVD Trailer Online Photo Book eurocup2007.carrom.de Pictures and Results of 10th Eurocup 2006 in France:
30. June - 2. July 2006 St. Rome de Dolan Singles Winner: Pierre Dubois FRA Doubles Winner: Shaheen Miah/
M. A. Wahid GBR Team Winner: Great Britain GBR Pictures www.carrom.net Pictures on carrom-greenqueen.de Pictures and Results of 9th Eurocup 2005 in Italy:
29.-31. July 2005 Mezzocorona Singles Winner: Abdin Karnal GBR Team Winner: Great Britain GBR Pictures on carrom-greenqueen.de Pictures and Results of 8th Eurocup 2004 in Switzerland:
25.-27. June 2004 Flumserberg Singles Winner: Abdin Karnal GBR Team Winner: Great Britain GBR Pictures on carrom-greenqueen.de Results of 7th Eurocup 2003 in Great Britain:
25.-27. July 2003 Luton Singles Winner: Carlito Bollin SUI Team Winner: Great Britain GBR Pictures and Results of 6th Eurocup 2002 in Germany:
5.-7. July 2002 Bonn Singles Winner: Peter Böcker GER Team Winner: Great Britain GBR Pictures on carrom.net Pictures and Results of 5th Eurocup 2001 in France:
31. August - 2. Sept. 2001 Millau Singles Winner: Shaheen Miah GBR Team Winner: Germany GER Pictures on carrom.de Pictures and Results of 4th Eurocup 2000 in Italy:
28.-30. July 2000 Mezzocorona Singles Winner: Carlito Bollin SUI Team Winner: Germany GER Pictures on carrom-greenqueen.de Results of 3rd Eurocup 1999 in Switzerland:
2.-4. July 1999 Zurich Singles Winner: Frank Kunisch GER Team Winner: Germany GER www.carrom.ch Results of 2nd Eurocup 1998 in Germany:
3.-5. July 1998 Berlin Singles Winner: Frank Kunisch GER Team Winner: Germany GER Results of 1st Eurocup 1997 in Great Britain:
18.-20. July 1997 Luton Singles Winner: Stefan Besser GER Team Winner: Germany GER