Asian Indoor Games 29 Jun - 6 Jul Incheon, Korea

Mens Snooker Last 16 - all Chinese. all Indian or all Iranian final still a possibility

Ding Junhui (China) 4 - 2 Rory Thor Chuan Leong (Malaysia)
Ehsan Heydari Nezhad (Iran) 4 - 1 Mohammad Rais Senzai (Afghanistan)

Wu Yu Lun (Taipei) 4 - 2 Yoni Rachimanto (Indonesia)
Aditya Mehta (India) 4 - 1 Mohammed Al Joker (UAE)

Cao Yupeng (China) 4 - 0 Batdelgeriin Sergelen (Mongolia)
Hossein Vafaei Ayouri (Iran) 4 - 2 Steven Chau Hon Man (Hong Kong)

Kamal Chawla (India) 4 - 1 Supoj Saenla (Thailand)
Saleh Mohammad (Afghanistan) 4 - 1 Lee Gun-Jae (South Korea)

Quarter finals later today.

Mens Billiards Quarter Finals (Frames to 100, best of 5)
Praprut Chathanasakun (Thailand) 3 - 0 Nguyen Thanh Long (Vietnam)
(Chathanasakun beat one of the tournament favourites, India's Sourav Kothari, in the Last 16)
Aung Htay (Myanmar) 3 - 0 Hekta (Indonesia)
Nguyen Thanh Binh (Vietnam) 3 - 1 Thawat Sujaritthurakarn (Thailand)
Peter Gilchrist (Singapore) 3 - 2 Jaka Kurniawan (Indonesia)

Semi -finals - currently Chathanasakun leads 2-0, Nguyen and Gilchrist tied 1-1

Final later today

Womens Nine Ball Pool Quarter finals
Kim Gayoung (South Korea) 7 - 2 Liu Shasha (China)
Tan Ho Yun (Taipei) 7 - 3 Keiko Yukawa (Japan)
Chou Chieh Yu (Taipei) 7 - 4 Fun Xaio Fang (China)
CHa Youram (South Korea) 7 - 4 Charlene Chai Zeet Huey (Singapore)

Semi Finals later today

god Rory mark 2 did well taking 2 frames off Ding Junhui.

Wildey wrote:god Rory mark 2 did well taking 2 frames off Ding Junhui.

25 year old Rory Thor has taken over the mantle from Sam Chong as Malaysia's top player, even though Chong hasn't slipped by much.

My personal opinion is Thor and the 4 amateurs who made the quarter finals would all at least be competitive on the Pro Tour if they were on it, a couple are fairly young (Heydari is 22, Wu Yu Lun is 23). Looks like Yoni Rachimanto of Indonesia has improved towards that level too, though he's not that young, 33, the same age as Chawla.

Mens Billiards Semi Finals
Praprut Chathanasakun (Thailand) 3 - 2 Aung Htay (Myanmar)
Nguyen Thanh Binh (Vietnam) 3 - 2 Peter Gilchrist (Singapore)
(An aside - 38% of Vietnamese people have the family name 'Nguyen')

Final
Praprut Chathanasakun (Thailand) 3 - 1 Nguyen Thanh Binh (Vietnam)

Womens Nine Ball Pool Semi Finals
Tan Ho Yun (Taipei) 7 - 6 Kim Gayoung (South Korea)
Cha Youram (South Korea) 7 - 2 Chou Chieh Yu (Taipei)

Mens Snooker Quarter Finals
Ding Junhui (China) 4 - 1 Ehsan Heydari Nezhad (Iran)
Aditya Mehta (India) 4 - 0 Wu Yu Lun (Taipei)

Cao Yupeng (China) 4 - 0 Hossein Vafaei Ayouri (Iran)
Saleh Mohammad (Afghanistan) 4 - 2 Kamal Chawla (India)

Mens Snooker Championship Semi Finals

Ding Junhui (China) 4 - 2 Aditya Mehta (India)
Cao Yupeng (China) 4 - 1 Saleh Mohammad (Afghanistan)

Final
Cao Yupeng (China) 4 - 2 Ding Junhui (China)

Congratulations to Cao Yupeng, Asian Indoor Games Snooker Champion 2013

And the Cuesports at the Asian Indoor Games finishes with a home win ...

Womens Nine Ball Pool

Cha Youram (South Korea) 7 - 4 Tan Ho Yun (Taipei)

Medals Table for Cue Sports http://www.aimag2013.org/en/Medal/Medal ... cipline=BS

its interesting to note that Korea was so close to china with 1 silver medal the only thing that separates them.....China was very reliant on Snooker and the Pro players for the Medals the other discipline in cue Sports was Lacking.