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'''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[series 36]]. At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. he beat [[Roger Green]] in the quarter-finals the day after his heats run ended, but lost to eventual series champion [[Tony Baylis]] in the semis. Bhavin returned for [[Championship of Champions IX]], where he beat [[Dag Griffiths]] in the first round before losing to [[Rith Collier]] in the quarter-final.

[[category:Finalists|Manek, Bhavin]]
[[Category:Octochamps of the 9 round era|Manek, Bhavin]]
[[Category:Contestants in Series 36|Manek, Bhavin]]
[[category:Contestants in Championship of Champions IX|Manek, Bhavin]]

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 '''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[Series 36]].
-At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. Notably, Manek took the #1 seed spot only by solving the [[conundrum]] in the series' last heat game; had he missed it, he would have finished #2 to [[Maria Boyes]], making Series 36 the only one in ''Countdown'''s history in which the finals fixtures were not determined until after the heats had fully ended ([[Jonathan Rawlinson]] and some others had already won their final games prior to the conundrums).
+At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed, facing just one crucial conundrum along the way, in his sixth appearance against [[Gwen Town]] in [[Episode 2093]]. Notably, Manek took the #1 seed spot only by solving the [[conundrum]] in the series' last heat game; had he missed it, he would have finished #2 to [[Maria Boyes]], making Series 36 the only one in ''Countdown'''s history in which the finals fixtures were not determined until after the heats had fully ended ([[Jonathan Rawlinson]] and some others had already won their final games prior to the conundrums).
 Manek beat [[Roger Green]] in the quarter-finals the day after his heats run ended, but lost to eventual series champion [[Tony Baylis]] in the semis. Bhavin returned for [[Championship of Champions IX]], where he beat [[Dag Griffiths]] in the first round before losing to [[Ruth Collier]] in the quarter-final.

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 '''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[Series 36]].
-At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. He beat [[Roger Green]] in the quarter-finals the day after his heats run ended, but lost to eventual series champion [[Tony Baylis]] in the semis. Bhavin returned for [[Championship of Champions IX]], where he beat [[Dag Griffiths]] in the first round before losing to [[Ruth Collier]] in the quarter-final.
+At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. Notably, Manek took the #1 seed spot only by solving the [[conundrum]] in the series' last heat game; had he missed it, he would have finished #2 to [[Maria Boyes]], making Series 36 the only one in ''Countdown'''s history in which the finals fixtures were not determined until after the heats had fully ended ([[Jonathan Rawlinson]] and some others had already won their final games prior to the conundrums).
 ==Episodes==

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-'''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[Series 36]]. At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. he beat [[Roger Green]] in the quarter-finals the day after his heats run ended, but lost to eventual series champion [[Tony Baylis]] in the semis. Bhavin returned for [[Championship of Champions IX]], where he beat [[Dag Griffiths]] in the first round before losing to [[Ruth Collier]] in the quarter-final.
+'''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[Series 36]].
 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 2088 | 8/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 59 - 36 | [[Malcolm Fairy]] | [[Richard Digance]] | [[Alyson McGaw]] }}
+{{ep | 2088 | 8/09/1997 | P |Bhavin Manek| 59 - 36 |[[Malcolm Fairy]]|[[Richard Digance]]|[[Alyson McGaw]]|73}}
-{{ep | 2089 | 9/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 59 - 22 | [[David Walters]] | Richard Digance | Alyson McGaw }}
+{{ep | 2089 | 9/09/1997 | P |Bhavin Manek| 59 - 22 |[[David Walters]]|Richard Digance|Alyson McGaw|81}}
-{{ep | 2090 | 10/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 59 - 17 | [[Ann Mead]] | Richard Digance | Alyson McGaw }}
+{{ep | 2090 | 10/09/1997 | P |Bhavin Manek| 59 - 17 |[[Ann Mead]]|Richard Digance|Alyson McGaw|71}}
-{{ep | 2091 | 11/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 51 - 39 | [[Alf Berry]] | Richard Digance | Alyson McGaw }}
+{{ep | 2091 | 11/09/1997 | P |Bhavin Manek| 51 - 39 |[[Alf Berry]]|Richard Digance|Alyson McGaw|72}}
-{{ep | 2092 | 12/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 58 - 31 | [[Clive Scott]] | [[Richard Stilgoe]] | [[Hannah Robertson]] }}
+{{ep | 2092 | 12/09/1997 | P |Bhavin Manek| 58 - 31 |[[Clive Scott]]|[[Richard Stilgoe]]|[[Hannah Robertson]]|68}}
-{{ep | 2093 | 15/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 47 - 31 | [[Gwen Town]] | Richard Stilgoe | Hannah Robertson }}
+{{ep | 2093 | 15/09/1997 | P |Bhavin Manek| 47 - 31 |[[Gwen Town]]|Richard Stilgoe|Hannah Robertson|69}}
-{{ep | 2094 | 16/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 55 - 19 | [[Nick Jenkins]] | Richard Stilgoe | Hannah Robertson }}
+{{ep | 2094 | 16/09/1997 | P |Bhavin Manek| 55 - 19 |[[Nick Jenkins]]|Richard Stilgoe|Hannah Robertson|67}}
-{{ep | 2095 | 17/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 60 - 21 | [[Ken Hunt]] | Richard Stilgoe | Hannah Robertson }}
+{{ep | 2095 | 17/09/1997 | P |Bhavin Manek| 60 - 21 |[[Ken Hunt]]|Richard Stilgoe|Hannah Robertson|84}}
-{{ep | 2096 | 18/09/1997 | QF | Bhavin Manek | 37 - 22 | [[Roger Green]] | Richard Stilgoe | Hannah Robertson }}
+{{ep | 2096 | 18/09/1997 | QF |Bhavin Manek| 37 - 22 |[[Roger Green]]|Richard Stilgoe|Hannah Robertson|68}}
-{{ep | 2100 | 24/09/1997 | SF | [[Tony Baylis]] | 53 - 43 | Bhavin Manek | [[Nicholas Parsons]] | Hannah Robertson }}
+{{ep | 2100 | 24/09/1997 | SF |[[Tony Baylis]]| 53 - 43 |Bhavin Manek|[[Nicholas Parsons]]|Hannah Robertson|84}}
-{{ep | 2170 | 7/01/1998 | CP | [[Dag Griffiths]] | 44 - 67 | Bhavin Manek | [[Gloria Hunniford]] | [[Mark Nyman]] }}
+{{ep | 2170 | 7/01/1998 | CP |[[Dag Griffiths]]| 44 - 67 |Bhavin Manek|[[Gloria Hunniford]]|[[Mark Nyman]]|72}}
-{{ep | 2174 | 13/01/1998 | CQF | [[Ruth Collier]] | 54 - 44 | Bhavin Manek | Gloria Hunniford | Mark Nyman }}
+{{ep | 2174 | 13/01/1998 | CQF |[[Ruth Collier]]| 54 - 44 |Bhavin Manek|Gloria Hunniford|Mark Nyman|74}}
 {{episode table end}}

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 '''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[Series 36]]. At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. he beat [[Roger Green]] in the quarter-finals the day after his heats run ended, but lost to eventual series champion [[Tony Baylis]] in the semis. Bhavin returned for [[Championship of Champions IX]], where he beat [[Dag Griffiths]] in the first round before losing to [[Ruth Collier]] in the quarter-final.
 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 2088 | 8/09/1997 | P | [[Malcolm Fairy]] | 36 - 59 | Bhavin Manek | [[Richard Digance]] | [[Alyson McGaw]] }}
+{{ep | 2088 | 8/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 59 - 36 | [[Malcolm Fairy]] | [[Richard Digance]] | [[Alyson McGaw]] }}
 {{ep | 2089 | 9/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 59 - 22 | [[David Walters]] | Richard Digance | Alyson McGaw }}
 {{ep | 2090 | 10/09/1997 | P | Bhavin Manek | 59 - 17 | [[Ann Mead]] | Richard Digance | Alyson McGaw }}
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 {{episode table end}}
-[[Category:Octochamps of the 9 round era|Manek, Bhavin]]
+{{DEFAULTSORT:Manek, Bhavin}}
-[[Category:Contestants in Series 36|Manek, Bhavin]]
+[[Category:Finalists]]
-[[category:Contestants in Championship of Champions IX|Manek, Bhavin]]
+[[Category:Octochamps of the 9 round era]]
-[[Category:Prodigies|Manek, Bhavin]]
+[[Category:Contestants in Series 36]]

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−	'''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[~~series~~ 36]]. At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. he beat [[Roger Green]] in the quarter-finals the day after his heats run ended, but lost to eventual series champion [[Tony Baylis]] in the semis. Bhavin returned for [[Championship of Champions IX]], where he beat [[Dag Griffiths]] in the first round before losing to [[Ruth Collier]] in the quarter-final.	+	'''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[Series 36]]. At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. he beat [[Roger Green]] in the quarter-finals the day after his heats run ended, but lost to eventual series champion [[Tony Baylis]] in the semis. Bhavin returned for [[Championship of Champions IX]], where he beat [[Dag Griffiths]] in the first round before losing to [[Ruth Collier]] in the quarter-final.

	[[category:Finalists\|Manek, Bhavin]]		[[category:Finalists\|Manek, Bhavin]]

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−	'''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[series 36]]. At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. he beat [[Roger Green]] in the quarter-finals the day after his heats run ended, but lost to eventual series champion [[Tony Baylis]] in the semis. Bhavin returned for [[Championship of Champions IX]], where he beat [[Dag Griffiths]] in the first round before losing to [[~~Rith~~ Collier]] in the quarter-final.	+	'''Bhavin Manek''' was a semi-finalist from [[series 36]]. At the age of just 16, he won the final eight heats of the series to become an [[octochamp]] and #1 seed. he beat [[Roger Green]] in the quarter-finals the day after his heats run ended, but lost to eventual series champion [[Tony Baylis]] in the semis. Bhavin returned for [[Championship of Champions IX]], where he beat [[Dag Griffiths]] in the first round before losing to [[Ruth Collier]] in the quarter-final.

	[[category:Finalists\|Manek, Bhavin]]		[[category:Finalists\|Manek, Bhavin]]

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	[[category:Contestants in Championship of Champions IX\|Manek, Bhavin]]		[[category:Contestants in Championship of Champions IX\|Manek, Bhavin]]
		+	[[Category:Prodigies\|Manek, Bhavin]]