Height 171cm

Weight 65kg

World Rank

449

Road to Egypt

Dipika Pallikal Karthik

DOB 21 September 1991

CountryIndia

World Rank
Road to Egypt

449

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FS Investments U.S. Open Squash Championships 2018 - Philadelphia, United States

7 OCT Round 2

0-3
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FS Investments U.S. Open Squash Championships 2018 - Philadelphia, United States

6 OCT Round 1

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Oracle NetSuite Open 2018 - San Francisco, United States

27 SEP Round 1

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J.P. Morgan China Squash Open 2018 - Shanghai, China

5 SEP Round 1

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12-14
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El Gouna International 2018 - El Gouna, Egypt

20 APR Round 1

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2018 Windy City Open presented by the Walter Family & EquiTrust Life Insurance Company - Chicago, United States

22 FEB Round 1

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J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions 2018 - New York, United States

21 JAN Round 1

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4-11

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Saudi PSA Women's Squash Masters 2018 - Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

10 JAN Quarter final

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Saudi PSA Women's Squash Masters 2018 - Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

9 JAN Round 2

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Dipika Pallikal Karthik Profile
Date of Birth	21st September, 1991
Height (cm)	171
Weight (kg)	65
Residence	Chennai, India
Coach	Sarah Fitz-Gerald, Amir Wagih
Interests	Reading, Music
Racket Sponsor	Tecnifibre
Shoe Sponsor	Adidas
String Sponsor	Tecnifibre
Clothing Sponsor	Adidas

Chennai-born Dipika Pallikal is one of India's best female players ever and is the first Indian to break into the top 10 in the World Rankings.
She started her career promisingly and she reached the final of the Chennai Open in 2008, beating the first and third seeds on the way. Her first Tour title would come two years later when she toppled the top two seeds to claim the Indian Challenger No.5 crown. She then doubled her tally by capturing the Nepal Open.
She started 2011 inside the world's top 30 and won a number of titles throughout the year to breach the top 20 and achieve a creditable quarter-final place at the World Championship. Pallikal made it to the final of the prestigious Tournament of Champions in January 2012 but she was comfortably beaten by Natalie Grinham and in December she found a place in the top ten for the first time.
The Indian captured two titles in 2013 with a big win at the Macau Open in October proving a particular highlight. After starring on the JSW Circuit in 2014, Pallikal picked up her 10th Tour title in January 2015 after triumphing at the Winter Club Open. A month later she narrowly missed out on the Granite Open title after being defeated by Sarah-Jane Perry.
Karthik reached the final of the Victoria Open in 2016 where she lost out to Millie Tomlinson over five games. The Indian then backed this up by going one further and sealing victory in the Australian Open when she beat Egyptian Mayar Hany over four games.
Karthik made the quarters of the Otters International JSW ISC Open later that year, as well as the HKFC International in 2017. She also made the semi finals of the Oracle NetSuite Open that year.