Height 167cm

Weight 64kg

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Saurav Ghosal

DOB 10 August 1986

CountryIndia

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Flag (de) S. Rösner

J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions 2020 - New York, United States

13 JAN Round 3

0-3
8-11
2-11
9-11

Flag (mx) C. Salazar

J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions 2020 - New York, United States

11 JAN Round 2

3-2
11-2
12-10
5-11
8-11
11-9

Flag (eg) M. ElShorbagy

Channel VAS Championships at St. George's Hill 2019 - London, England

22 NOV Quarter final

2-3
11-5
9-11
9-11
12-10
10-12

Flag (england) T. Richards

Channel VAS Championships at St. George's Hill 2019 - London, England

20 NOV Round 2

3-0
11-3
11-5
11-5

Flag (eg) M. ElShorbagy

PSA Men's World Championship 2019-2020 - Doha, Qatar

12 NOV Round 3

0-3
6-11
8-11
12-14

Flag (fr) L. Serme

PSA Men's World Championship 2019-2020 - Doha, Qatar

10 NOV Round 2

3-0
11-8
11-5
11-5

Flag (in) M. Mangaonkar

PSA Men's World Championship 2019-2020 - Doha, Qatar

8 NOV Round 1

3-0
11-7
11-7
18-16

Flag (eg) F. Dessouky

CIB Egyptian Squash Open 2019 - Cairo, Egypt

27 OCT Round 3

0-3
6-11
5-11
5-11

Flag (hk) T. Yip

CIB Egyptian Squash Open 2019 - Cairo, Egypt

26 OCT Round 2

3-0
11-9
11-5
11-4

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TBA

Pittsburgh Open 2020
Pittsburgh, United States

23 JAN Round 2

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Saurav Ghosal Profile
Date of Birth	10th August, 1986
Height (cm)	167
Weight (kg)	64
Residence	Kolkata, India
Coach	Malcolm Willstrop, David Palmer, Damon Leedale-Brown
Interests	Sports, Movies, Music
Racket Sponsor	Head
Shoe Sponsor	Salming
Clothing Sponsor	Salming
Other Sponsors	Tata Capital and Veedol

Saurav Ghosal became the first Indian player to claim a place in the world’s top 10 during the 2018-19 campaign and has continued to be his country’s leading squash player.
Ghosal, from Kolkata, won his first PSA World Tour title at the Otters Open in August 2006.
He also became the first Indian ever to reach the quarter-finals at the World Championship in 2013, narrowly losing out to Ramy Ashour.
Ghosal is coached by Malcolm Willstrop, father of former World No.1 James Willstrop and his career has come on leaps and bounds since Willstrop senior took over the coaching reins. He claimed his 10th Indian Nationals title after downing Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu in 2015's final.
He fared well for the majority of that year with a number of strong finishes at PSA World Tour events such as a semi-final place at the Oregon Open in February and a runner-up finish in May's HKFC International 25 where he lost out to Max Lee.
After a succession of runner-up finishes at the back end of 2015, Ghosal finally got his hands on some silverware at the Kolkata International, defeating Marwan Elshorbagy on home soil to lift his first PSA World Tour title in three years.
The Indian lifted the Kolkata International title in September 2015 when he beat former World No.1 Marwan ElShorbagy in the final.
Ghosal also won the Indian Nationals in July 2016 beating Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu in a gruelling five-game contest. The Indian had also won the competition in 2015, where he beat Sandhu as well.
Ghosal made it to the semi finals of the China Open, before reaching the last eight of both the CCI International and the Channel VAS Championships.
He made the semis of the Channel VAS in 2017, before winning the CCI International. He then won his home event, the Indian Open just a couple of months later.
His second win of 2018 also came in his home country, as he won the Kolkata International for a second time.
Ghosal has been a serial quarter-finalist in 2019, having reached the last eight of the CCI International, World Championships, Grasshopper Cup and Macau Open, as he reached the top ten in the world for the first time in his career, becoming the first Indian male to do so.