International Championship qualifiers Discussion !!!

sigsky wrote:

Wild WC wrote:Sigsky 3/6
Wild 4/6

sigh

LOL

Wild WC wrote:the key is in guessing.

i did not say World Snooker would use common sense on more than one occasion they haven't a clue in hell what they are doing.

I know, you fool. I'm kidding around.

I'm 'working', so don't have the live stream on. So, I made the assumption your guesses were true when replying to randam, that was my only point.

Peter Lines 4-5 Paul Davison
Steve Davis 5-5 Pankaj Advani

Pankaj Advani one of the most successful Billiard players in recent times beats Steve Davis 6-5 and advance to the last 64 to play former world no 6 Alan Mcmanus tomorrow.

Peter Lines 5-5 Paul Davison
Alfie Burden 1-0 Zhang Anda
Rod Lawler 1-1 Kurt Maflin
Andy Hicks 1-1 Robbie Williams
Mike Dunn 2-0 Aditya Mehta
Adam Duffy 1-1 Liam Highfield

Monday 20th of August

9.30am

James Wattana 5-6 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
Peter Lines 5-6 Paul Davison
Liu Chuang 6-4 Michael Wasley
Jimmy Robertson 2-6 Luca Brecel
David Gilbert 6-2 Sam Baird
Steve Davis 5-6 Pankaj Advani

Alfie Burden 3-1 Zhang Anda
Rod Lawler 1-3 Kurt Maflin
Andy Hicks 3-2 Robbie Williams
Mike Dunn 2-2 Aditya Mehta
Adam Duffy 2-2 Liam Highfield

Wild WC wrote:Pankaj Advani one of the most successful Billiard players in recent times beats Steve Davis 6-5 and advance to the last 64 to play former world no 6 Alan Mcmanus tomorrow.

Good to see because Billiard players do seem to find themselves struggling when it comes to snooker. Peter Gilchrist being an example.

a Ref in the Duffy Highfield Match has Re Racked a Magnet Frame

I Was enjoying watching it develope and the useless twatty buck re racked it

buck me Sack the runt

Wild WC wrote:a Ref in the Duffy Highfield Match has Re Racked a Magnet Frame

I Was enjoying watching it develope and the useless twatty buck re racked it

buck me Sack the runt

If both players agreed to have it reracked I don't what the problem is.

PLtheRef wrote:

Wild WC wrote:Pankaj Advani one of the most successful Billiard players in recent times beats Steve Davis 6-5 and advance to the last 64 to play former world no 6 Alan Mcmanus tomorrow.

Good to see because Billiard players do seem to find themselves struggling when it comes to snooker. Peter Gilchrist being an example.

Probably because Advani learned and plays both concurrently instead of taking up one first and then deciding to switch to another.

Skullman wrote:

Wild WC wrote:a Ref in the Duffy Highfield Match has Re Racked a Magnet Frame

I Was enjoying watching it develope and the useless twatty buck re racked it

buck me Sack the runt

If both players agreed to have it reracked I don't what the problem is.

Problem is there's Useless bucking Ref asking Duffy was 40 points ahead and did not want to Re Rack.

and it was the Best frame of the Match

Seriously this sport Reffing going to the bucking Dogs

Magnet frames are never re rack candidates.

its a skill trying to open up a frame that's being ruined by hammers

Alfie Burden 5-3 Zhang Anda
Rod Lawler 2-3 Kurt Maflin
Andy Hicks 4-3 Robbie Williams
Mike Dunn 3-5 Aditya Mehta
Adam Duffy 3-2 Liam Highfield

Adi 0-2 to 6-3.

Has Jimmy White next. Could be tough but Adi has beaten him before.

International championship,blimey,sounds very suave does.nt it!.




Steve Davis 5-6 Pankaj Advani






Yes,yesssssssssssssss,yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!!.


Nice one Advani!!!!.



I just can,t resist havin a dig at "Drivvler Davis" these days!!!!.

apart from Drago losing good results
good to see the Indians, Brecel and Wells winning
Wells made half as many centuries yesterday as last season

Alfie Burden 6-3 Zhang Anda
Rod Lawler 4-5 Kurt Maflin
Andy Hicks 4-6 Robbie Williams
Mike Dunn 3-6 Aditya Mehta
Adam Duffy 4-5 Liam Highfield

Monday 20th of August

2.30pm

Alfie Burden 6-3 Zhang Anda
Rod Lawler 5-6 Kurt Maflin
Andy Hicks 4-6 Robbie Williams
Mike Dunn 3-6 Aditya Mehta
Adam Duffy 6-5 Liam Highfield

Cao Yupeng 0-0 Tian Pengfei
Yu DeLu 2-1 Ian Burns
Anthony Mcgill 0-1 Martin O'Donnell
Barry Pinches 1-1 Daniel Wells
Mark Joyce 1-1 Dechawat Poomjaeng

Cao Yupeng 3-1 Tian Pengfei
Yu DeLu 3-2 Ian Burns
Anthony Mcgill 1-3 Martin O'Donnell
Barry Pinches 3-1 Daniel Wells
Mark Joyce 3-2 Dechawat Poomjaeng

From 4-1 up, Cao goes 4-5 down to Tian Pengfei

Skullman wrote:From 4-1 up, Cao goes 4-5 down to Tian Pengfei

what happened in the 9th frame the ref was talking to them ?

Wild WC wrote:

Skullman wrote:From 4-1 up, Cao goes 4-5 down to Tian Pengfei

what happened in the 9th frame the ref was talking to them ?

No idea, my stream was very slow so I'm just on livescores.

Fromsport you get what you pay for I guess

Deciding Time! Tian is my favourite.
So sing along: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SE-HlEG9m7I

black ball game!
Tian had his chance with an easy blue. But he wanted position on pink. Should better have just pottet blue and leave pink where it was, so Cao would have needed snooker. Next time, next chance.

Monday 20th of August

7,30pm

Cao Yupeng 6-5 Tian Pengfei
Yu DeLu 6-3 Ian Burns
Anthony Mcgill 6-4 Martin O'Donnell
Barry Pinches 6-2 Daniel Wells
Mark Joyce 6-4 Dechawat Poomjaeng

these are the streaming matches as shown on bet 365

Tuesday 21st of August

9.30am

Michael White v Thepchaiya Un-Nooh streaming
Ben Woollaston v Paul Davison
Jamie Jones v Liu Chuang streaming
Anthony Hamilton v Luca Brecel
Rory McLeod v Dave Gilbert
Alan McManus v Pankaj Advani

2.30pm

Gerard Greene v Alfie Burden
Jack Lisowski v Kurt Maflin
Mark King v Robbie Williams
Jimmy White v Aditya Mehta streaming
Liang Wenbo v Adam Duffystreaming

7.30pm

Matthew Selt v Cao Yupeng streaming
Jamie Burnett v Yu De Lu streaming
Nigel Bond v Anthony McGill
Xiao Guodong v Barry Pinches
Dave Harold v Mark Joyce

Phooey, I made my picks before I saw this post and I would have got them all right......

well, actually 3/6, I am retiring thoroughly defeated.

sigsky wrote:Phooey, I made my picks before I saw this post and I would have got them all right......

well, actually 3/6, I am retiring thoroughly defeated.

i got 3/6 right as well

i went

Jamie Jones v Liu Chuang
Anthony Hamilton v Luca Brecel

Jack Lisowski v Kurt Maflin
Jimmy White v Aditya Mehta

Matthew Selt v Cao Yupeng
Xiao Guodong v Barry Pinches