National champion Chotrani eased past Pranav Srinivas in straight sets to set up a quarter-final with state mate Yohann Poncha, while Pandole warmed up with a similar win over Anubhav Swara of Delhi to set up a pre-quarter-final with another Delhi lad Junaid Muzaffar. <img alt="Yohan Pandole" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/nov/Yohan-Pandole.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 424px;" /> Yohan Pandole The other significant winners who advanced to the boys under-17 round of 16 were Vedant Baheti of MP and Pranav Bassi of Delhi who are seeded between five and eight. &ldquo;It was quite an easy first match for me, but I will have to prepare for a tougher challenge in the quarter-finals,&rdquo; said Asian Junior silver medallist Chotrani. &ldquo;I cannot be complacent in the future rounds because all the opponents will be formidable.&rdquo; Joining Chotrani in the last eight were Maharashtra lads Zahaan Motiwala and Vivaan Jaikishan.u00a0

Maharashtra's boys' under-13 top seed Veer Chotrani and under-17 second seed Yohan Pandole opened their campaigns with fluent wins, in the 70th CCI-Western India Open squash tournament that got under way at the Cricket Club of India (CCI) yesterday.

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