World Snooker International Championship Last 128 Discussion

Ryan Day 3-4 Lyu Haotian
Martin Gould 1-3 Cao XinLong
Nigel Bond 5-1 Joe O'Connor
Barry Hawkins 6-0 Ratchayothin Yotharuck
Jamie Cope 3-5 Oliver Brown
Kyren Wilson 6-1 Ross Muir

Great performance from Oliver Brown in reaching his second venue of the season beating Jamie Cope 6-3

Ryan Day 5-5 Lyu Haotian
Martin Gould 2-4 Cao XinLong
Nigel Bond 6-1 Joe O'Connor
Barry Hawkins 6-0 Ratchayothin Yotharuck
Jamie Cope 3-6 Oliver Brown
Kyren Wilson 6-1 Ross Muir

Ryan Day been playing catch up all match but can he take the lead at the death and win the match?

Ryan Day took the match in the end good effort from Lyu Haotian but he came up short

from 4-1 down Martin Gould pulls it level at 4-4 with Cao XinLong

Tuesday 23rd of September

9.30am

Ryan Day 6-5 Lyu Haotian
Martin Gould 6-4 Cao XinLong
Nigel Bond 6-1 Joe O'Connor
Barry Hawkins 6-0 Ratchayothin Yotharuck
Jamie Cope 3-6 Oliver Brown
Kyren Wilson 6-1 Ross Muir

2.30pm

Stuart Bingham v Michael Wasley streaming
Jimmy White v Alex Davies
Michael Holt v Sam Baird streaming
Dechawat Poomjaeng v Steven Hallworth
Mark King v Zak Surety

7.30pm

Mark Davis v Lee Walker streaming
John Higgins v Stuart Carrington streaming
Gary Wilson v Li Hang
Jamie Jones v Zhang Anda
Alan McManus v Michael Georgiou

Last 64 Draw

Wang ZePeng v Mitchell Mann
Aditya Mehta v Michael White
Dominic Dale v Ian Burns
Craig Steadman v Graeme Dott
Stuart Bingham/Michael Wasley v Robbie Williams
Mark Joyce v Ryan Day
Martin Gould v Joel Walker
Nigel Bond v Mark Allen/Nico Elton
Barry Hawkins v Jimmy White/Alex Davies
Oliver Brown v Mark Williams
Michael Holt/Sam Baird v Kyren Wilson
Dechawat Poomjaeng/Steven Hallworth v Mark Davis/Lee Walker
John Higgins/Stuart Carrington v Gary Wilson/Li Hang
Jamie Jones/Zhang Anda v Kurt Maflin
Alan McManus/Michael Georgiou v Anthony McGill/Ashley Carty
Ben Woollaston/Sydney Wilson v Ronnie O'Sullivan/James Cahill
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Neil Robertson v Matthew Selt
Tom Ford/Joe Swail v Andrew Higginson/Chris Wakelin
Liang Wenbo/Zhou Yuelong v Chris Melling
David Morris/John J Astley v Ricky Walden/Lyu Chenwei
Joe Perry/Chris Norbury v Mike Dunn/Matthew Day
Rory McLeod/Andrew Pagett v Peter Ebdon/David Grace
Matthew Stevens/Michael Leslie v Jamie Burnett/John Sutton
Jimmy Robertson/Hammad Miah v Judd Trump/Ian Glover
Shaun Murphy/Allan Taylor v Yu De Lu/Brandon Sargeant
Marcus Campbell/Barry Pinches v Robert Milkins/Daniel Wells
Xiao Guodong/Alexander Ursenbacher v Gerard Greene/Eden Sharav
Alfie Burden/Noppon Saengkham v Stephen Maguire/Liu Chuang
Marco Fu/Shane Castle v Anthony Hamilton/Liam Highfield
David Gilbert/Mark Owens v Mark King/Zak Surety
Fergal O'Brien/Fraser Patrick v Thepchaiya Un-Nooh/Andrew Norman
Rod Lawler/Tian Pengfei v Mark Selby/Oliver Lines

Stuart Bingham 2-1 Michael Wasley
Jimmy White 2-2 Alex Davies
Michael Holt 1-1 Sam Baird
Dechawat Poomjaeng 2-0 Steven Hallworth
Mark King 0-3 Zak Surety

Zak going very well against King

Oliver Brown on over £10,000 prize money for the season, not bad for an amateur.

Stuart Bingham 4-1 Michael Wasley
Jimmy White 2-4 Alex Davies
Michael Holt 2-2 Sam Baird
Dechawat Poomjaeng 3-1 Steven Hallworth
Mark King 2-3 Zak Surety

Good win for Zak Surety 6-3 against Mark King, who has struggled so far this season.

Stuart Bingham 5-2 Michael Wasley
Jimmy White 4-5 Alex Davies
Michael Holt 3-4 Sam Baird
Dechawat Poomjaeng 5-1 Steven Hallworth
Mark King 3-6 Zak Surety

Decider between White and Davies, hope Alex wins it.

JDM375 wrote:Decider between White and Davies, hope Alex wins it.

Nah Jimmy needs this win badly, he needs some good ranking money in the coming tournamets to keep his tour place intact.

Hopefully he can pull this one off.

Andre147 wrote:

JDM375 wrote:Decider between White and Davies, hope Alex wins it.

Nah Jimmy needs this win badly, he needs some good ranking money in the coming tournamets to keep his tour place intact.

Hopefully he can pull this one off.

Good point, but he will get a wildcard even if he drops off.

Jimmy's had a good 30+ years. Plus he'll just get one of those wildcard invitation like Davis and Hendry have got.

Jimmy misses frame ball and Davies has a chance to counter.

Davies can still win the decider on the black...

White wins on the brown.

JDM375 wrote:White wins on the brown.

Happy for Jimmy, I know he'll eventually drop off the tour and has a wildcard awaiting for him, but a win is a win and it's always nice when he gets to a venue.

He'll now play Hawkins there, a tall order for him but at least he gained some much needed ranking money.

Stuart Bingham 5-4 Michael Wasley
Jimmy White 6-5 Alex Davies
Michael Holt 4-4 Sam Baird
Dechawat Poomjaeng 6-2 Steven Hallworth

Skullman wrote:Jimmy's had a good 30+ years. Plus he'll just get one of those wildcard invitation like Davis and Hendry have got.

lets get this right Hendry has got a token Wild card just so that Barry isnt seen as biased towards Davis.

Hendry wont be using it.

very surprised Jimmy beat Alex Davies

Stuart Bingham 6-4 Michael Wasley
Michael Holt 4-5 Sam Baird

Wildey wrote:

Skullman wrote:Jimmy's had a good 30+ years. Plus he'll just get one of those wildcard invitation like Davis and Hendry have got.

lets get this right Hendry has got a token Wild card just so that Barry isnt seen as biased towards Davis.

Hendry wont be using it.

I think he may use it for the UK Champs and World Champs, apart from that I can't see Hendry playing other tournaments.

Don't know where WS are going to find these players for a 144 man WC.

Can't see many retired WC players entering as they will likely get back 10-2 at-least by most seeded pros.

Andre147 wrote:

Wildey wrote:

Skullman wrote:Jimmy's had a good 30+ years. Plus he'll just get one of those wildcard invitation like Davis and Hendry have got.

lets get this right Hendry has got a token Wild card just so that Barry isnt seen as biased towards Davis.

Hendry wont be using it.

I think he may use it for the UK Champs and World Champs, apart from that I can't see Hendry playing other tournaments.

he might play the World Championship every living World Champion will get a invite but he wont play the UK.

JDM375 wrote:Don't know where WS are going to find these players for a 144 man WC.

Can't see many retired WC players entering as they will likely get back 10-2 at-least by most seeded pros.

Any player around the World could get a invite.


yes they wont be making inrodes but they could cause the odd upset

If Baird and Holt go to a decider, this match might have to be finished after one of the evening session matches.

EDIT: Sory thought the evening ones started at 7 p.m, they start at 7:30 so they have time to finish.

Wildey wrote:

JDM375 wrote:Don't know where WS are going to find these players for a 144 man WC.

Can't see many retired WC players entering as they will likely get back 10-2 at-least by most seeded pros.

Any player around the World could get a invite.


yes they wont be making inrodes but they could cause the odd upset

Suppose the 6k for a win will be a tempter, tour survival going to be more unpredictable too.