Amey Deshpande - Revision history

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 [[Image:AmeyDeshpande1.jpg|right|thumb|Amey Deshpande in [[Series 42]], aged 10.]]
 [[Image:AmeyDeshpande2.jpg|right|thumb|Amey Deshpande in [[Series 56]], aged 17.]]
 '''Amey Deshpande''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 42]] and a finalist in [[Series 56]].
-From Shropshire, he first appeared in [[Series 42]] aged 10 and lost to [[John Snedden]]. He was invited back aged 12, in [[Series 47]] as part of the [[Junior Championship]] tournament, where he lost {{score|66|44}} to the impressive [[Andrew Hulme]]. Deshpande was given another go in [[Series 56]] where he ran off eight consecutive games including one [[century]] against [[Gareth Evans]], when he spotted the [[letters game|nine-letter word]] {{word|DESERTION}} and the conundrum to get 102 points. In his quarter-final match against [[Anita Freeland]], the scores were close but low at {{score|62|61}}, but Deshpande failed to score in any of the next three rounds meaning that the conundrum was irrelevant, but he did solve it and lost {{score|86|71}}.
+From Shropshire, he first appeared in Series 42 aged 10 and lost to John Snedden. He was invited back aged 12, in [[Series 47]] as part of the [[Junior Championship]] tournament where he lost {{score|66|44}} to the impressive [[Andrew Hulme]]. Deshpande was given another go in Series 56 where he ran off eight consecutive games including one [[century]] against Gareth Evans, when he spotted the [[letters game|nine-letter word]] of {{word|DESERTION}} and the [[conundrum]] to get 102 points. In his quarter-final match against Anita Freeland, the scores were close but low at {{score|62|61}}. But Deshpande failed to score in any of the next three rounds, meaning that the conundrum was irrelevant but he did solve it and lost {{score|86|71}}.
-Deshpande was the first [[octochamp]] to be crowned with [[Des O'Connor]] as a presenter.
+Deshpande was the first [[octochamp]] to be crowned with [[Des O'Connor]] as the [[presenter]].
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 '''Amey Deshpande''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 42]] and a finalist in [[Series 56]].
-From Shropshire, he first appeared in [[Series 42]] aged 10 and lost to [[John Snedden]]. He was invited back aged 12, in [[Series 47]] as part of the Junior Countdown tournament, where he lost {{score|66|44}} to the impressive [[Andrew Hulme]]. Deshpande was given another go in [[Series 56]] where he ran off eight consecutive games including one [[century]] against [[Gareth Evans]], when he spotted the [[letters game|nine-letter word]] {{word|DESERTION}} and the conundrum to get 102 points. In the quarter-final against [[Anita Freeland]] the scores were close but low at {{score|62|61}}, but Deshpande failed to score in any of the next three rounds meaning that the conundrum was irrelevant, but he did solve it and lost {{score|86|71}}.
+From Shropshire, he first appeared in [[Series 42]] aged 10 and lost to [[John Snedden]]. He was invited back aged 12, in [[Series 47]] as part of the [[Junior Championship]] tournament, where he lost {{score|66|44}} to the impressive [[Andrew Hulme]]. Deshpande was given another go in [[Series 56]] where he ran off eight consecutive games including one [[century]] against [[Gareth Evans]], when he spotted the [[letters game|nine-letter word]] {{word|DESERTION}} and the conundrum to get 102 points. In his quarter-final match against [[Anita Freeland]], the scores were close but low at {{score|62|61}}, but Deshpande failed to score in any of the next three rounds meaning that the conundrum was irrelevant, but he did solve it and lost {{score|86|71}}.
 Deshpande was the first [[octochamp]] to be crowned with [[Des O'Connor]] as a presenter.

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 '''Amey Deshpande''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 42]] and a finalist in [[Series 56]].
-From Shropshire, he first appeared in [[Series 42]] aged 10 and lost to [[John Snedden]]. He was invited back aged 12, in [[Series 47]] as part of the junior Countdown tournament, where he lost {{score|66|44}} to the impressive [[Andrew Hulme]]. Deshpande was given another go in [[Series 56]] where he ran off eight consecutive games including one [[century]] against [[Gareth Evans]], when he spotted the [[letters game|nine-letter word]] {{word|DESERTION}} and the conundrum to get 102 points. In the quarter-final against [[Anita Freeland]] the scores were close but low at {{score|62|61}}, but Deshpande failed to score in any of the next three rounds meaning that the conundrum was irrelevant, but he did solve it and lost {{score|86|71}}.
+From Shropshire, he first appeared in [[Series 42]] aged 10 and lost to [[John Snedden]]. He was invited back aged 12, in [[Series 47]] as part of the Junior Countdown tournament, where he lost {{score|66|44}} to the impressive [[Andrew Hulme]]. Deshpande was given another go in [[Series 56]] where he ran off eight consecutive games including one [[century]] against [[Gareth Evans]], when he spotted the [[letters game|nine-letter word]] {{word|DESERTION}} and the conundrum to get 102 points. In the quarter-final against [[Anita Freeland]] the scores were close but low at {{score|62|61}}, but Deshpande failed to score in any of the next three rounds meaning that the conundrum was irrelevant, but he did solve it and lost {{score|86|71}}.
 Deshpande was the first [[octochamp]] to be crowned with [[Des O'Connor]] as a presenter.

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+[[Category:Returning contestants]]
 [[Category:Contestants in Series 42]]
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 [[Category:Contestants in Series 56]]
 [[Category:Finalists]]
 [[Category:Teapot owners]]

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	[[Image:AmeyDeshpande1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Amey Deshpande in [[Series 42]], aged 10.]]		[[Image:AmeyDeshpande1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Amey Deshpande in [[Series 42]], aged 10.]]
	[[Image:AmeyDeshpande2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Amey Deshpande in [[Series 56]], aged 17.]]		[[Image:AmeyDeshpande2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Amey Deshpande in [[Series 56]], aged 17.]]

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 {{ep | 4274 | 17/01/2007 | P |Amey Deshpande| 86 - 75 |[[Mandy Bill]]|Barry Cryer|Susie Dent|120}}
 {{ep | 4275 | 18/01/2007 | P |Amey Deshpande| 79 - 71 |[[Joe McCoy]]|Barry Cryer|Susie Dent|131}}
-{{ep | 4276 | 19/01/2007 | P |Amey Deshpande| 80 - 66 |[[Mike Smith]]|Barry Cryer|Susie Dent|130}}
+{{ep | 4276 | 19/01/2007 | P |Amey Deshpande| 80 - 66 |[[Mike Smith (Series 56)|Mike Smith]]|Barry Cryer|Susie Dent|130}}
 {{ep | 4277 | 22/01/2007 | P |Amey Deshpande| 98 - 75 |[[Mary Jennings]]|[[Richard Digance]]|Susie Dent|138}}
 {{ep | 4278 | 23/01/2007 | P |Amey Deshpande| 87 - 50 |[[Sylvia De Rozario]]|Richard Digance|Susie Dent|131}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:25, 20 August 2012
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		+	[[Image:AmeyDeshpande1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Amey Deshpande in [[Series 42]], aged 10.]]
		+	[[Image:AmeyDeshpande2.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Amey Deshpande in [[Series 56]], aged 17.]]
	'''Amey Deshpande''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 42]] and a finalist in [[Series 56]].		'''Amey Deshpande''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 42]] and a finalist in [[Series 56]].