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RE: International Championship - Doddle - 03-11-2024 22:22
Selby looked to be struggling at 4-2 down, but next time I looked he'd got to 5-4, so maybe he remembered how good he's meant to be.
Zhang's match had to be postponed slightly because of Ronnie-mania (or maybe Mink-mania), so I'm glad it got resolved OK. Maybe Ishpreet will be one to watch.
RE: International Championship - Joannis - 04-11-2024 12:47
With China being 8 hours ahead of the UK, a lot of the more interesting matches have already taken place.
Ronnie got his revenge on He Guoqiang for humiliating him in the English Open. A slew of workmanlike breaks got him through with a 6-2 victory.
Judd Trump whitewashed Sanderson Lam, capping it off with a 107 break. Thepchaiya Un-Nooh got an eyebrow raising 6-0 victory over Stuart Bingham, including a 138 break. Tubbs and Mark Williams both went through on a bye after their opponents didn't turn up. Jack Lisowski beat Gong Chenzhi 6-5, making a decisive 68 break in the decider. Wu Yize came back from 3-0 down against Andrew Higginson to win 6-3.
RE: International Championship - Doddle - 04-11-2024 15:25
Good old Thepchaiya.
Maybe this will be Lisowski's week..? (keep saying it, it might eventually come true)
RE: International Championship - Joannis - 05-11-2024 12:27
Ronnie was trying his hardest, but Pang Junxu is on the form of his life. Pang shot to a 4-2 lead. Ronnie managed to slow him down and win 2 tactical frames to level at 4-4, making a fantastic 22 clearance in frame 8. Then Pang decided he wasn't going to let the frames become tactical, and won the next to frames to win 6-4 with consecutive centuries of 120 and 123, not letting Ronnie pot a ball.
Jackson Page 6 Craptain Carter 4
Chris Wakelin 6 Tubbs 3
Jackpot Jack Lisowski is at it again, this time beating Si Jiahui 6-5 with a decisive 58 break in the decider. Wins also for Judd Trump, Mark Selby, Gary Wilson and John Higgins.
RE: International Championship - Doddle - 05-11-2024 14:34
"One tournament Ronnie's never won"
Credit to Wakelin, he's getting a few more impressive results than I expect.
RE: International Championship - Snooks - 05-11-2024 19:32
(04-11-2024 15:25 )Doddle Wrote: Good old Thepchaiya
Just don't let him get sight of a 147. We all know how that story ends
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RE: International Championship - Joannis - 05-11-2024 21:58
Xiao Guodong's back in business on Chinese soil with a 6-2 victory over Mark Allen.
Sadly Hawkins beat Robertson 6-1
Sadly Thepchaiya went out with a whimper losing 6-1 to Mark Williams.
Kyren beat Wu Tize 6-4. Ding whitewashed Vafaei 6-0
RE: International Championship - Doddle - 05-11-2024 22:13
(05-11-2024 19:32 )Snooks Wrote:(04-11-2024 15:25 )Doddle Wrote: Good old Thepchaiya
Just don't let him get sight of a 147. We all know how that story ends
Better than you or I would manage, I'll guess
RE: International Championship - Doddle - 06-11-2024 14:41
Trump and Pang have lost.
RE: International Championship - Joannis - 06-11-2024 16:52
Yesterday Xu Si made a 147 break in defeating Ryan Day 6-2. Today, he came back from 4-3 down to beat Judd 6-4. His highest break was 104, but his breakbuiding was good enough to make Judd to lose the last 3 frames without potting a ball.
Kyren Wilson made 3 centuries in his 6-3 win against Hawkins.
There was drama as John Higgins won the 10th frame on a respotted black to force a decider with Lyu Haotian, He then won the deciding frame with a decisive 68 break.
Xiao Guodong was too granite for Lisowski and beat him 6-3. Gary Wilson beat Selby by the same scoreline. Chris Wakelin beat Mark Williams 6-4. Wins also for Jackson Page and Ding Jinhui.
Quarter Final line up:
John Higgins v Chris Wakelin
Jackson Page v Xiao Guodong
Ding Jinhui v Kyren Wilson
Xu Si v Gary Wilson