OPPO International Championship Last 32 !!!

Day loses the decider on the pink.

Did so well to comeback, but allowed Bingtao back in after the chinese was missing all over the place.

An excellent character-building win for Yan over Ryan Day. He looked like he'd blown it after being 5-3 up and two pots away from the win. Good clearance in the decider after Day had gone 55 points in front.

Bingtao was choking like hell and Day got too overconfident from it and went for some crazy shots in the decider. A big mistake.

Good pressure clearance from Bingtao in the end.

Great win for Yan

MOD seems to be having a decent season too

Go on Bingtao!!

I have to work today so can't watch. Oh the ignominy of it all.

TheRocket wrote:Bingtao was choking like hell and Day got too overconfident from it and went for some crazy shots in the decider. A big mistake.

Good pressure clearance from Bingtao in the end.

Fist pump?

Godot wrote:Bingtao - Day was a classic. Swung one way, then the other... Yan missed a blue to win 6-3 and then Day punished him severely. He went 50-0 up in the decider but credit to Yan, he showed tremendous character and resolve to clear for a young man.

Thoes kind of Matches are Brilliant to watch when players been Missing letting others off the hook all over the place and yet under extream pressure at the crunch hes able to get something going and win from well behind

Wildey wrote:

Godot wrote:Bingtao - Day was a classic. Swung one way, then the other... Yan missed a blue to win 6-3 and then Day punished him severely. He went 50-0 up in the decider but credit to Yan, he showed tremendous character and resolve to clear for a young man.

Thoes kind of Matches are Brilliant to watch when players been Missing letting others off the hook all over the place and yet under extream pressure at the crunch hes able to get something going and win from well behind

Defo. Twitchy excitement over 5 centuries anyday.

Akani is provisionally in the top 64 for the first time!

Deewee wrote:Akani is provisionally in the top 64 for the first time!

Zhou Yuelong has sort of plateaued after Initially being the Guy that was challanging as the next big thing from China others are catching up if not overtaking him this season

Great pot by the dreamboat to get over the line against Fu

https://twitter.com/WorldSnooker/status ... 3467984896

Fu's been quiet hasn't he? After winning two tournaments in the same year two years ago

Wildey wrote:Zhou Yuelong has sort of plateaued after Initially being the Guy that was challanging as the next big thing from China others are catching up if not overtaking him this season

It's a recurring theme with the Chinese players. Just when you think one is on a roll and will properly breakthrough - they practically disappear.

Some of the comments under that Jacky shot..

@pitcher147 3h hours ago - Replying to @WorldSnooker @JackLisowski

How big are the pockets!!!!


@JonesBjmfan18 4 hours ago - Replying to @WorldSnooker @JackLisowski

#buckets

Dan-cat wrote:Great pot by the dreamboat to get over the line against Fu

https://twitter.com/WorldSnooker/status ... 3467984896

Fu's been quiet hasn't he? After winning two tournaments in the same year two years ago

He does have eyesight problems

ah of course yes Alex

Allen in form now.

142 and 146 in his match vs Vof.

masterdoctorgenius wrote:Allen in form now.

142 and 146 in his match vs Vof.

Blimey!

It is due to Selby's aura that Milkins is playing like a mong.

in 3 days they have made 71 centuries only 15 off the Record at the Crucible in 17 days.


During the China Championship 34 was Made and 49 at the World Open

81 was made during The English Open the fact they are emphasising so much on average shot times and speed of play something going on here.

Milkins you idiot. Butched a golden chance to level.

but pulls one back now.

Wildey wrote:in 3 days they have made 71 centuries only 15 off the Record at the Crucible in 17 days.


During the China Championship 34 was Made and 49 at the World Open

81 was made during The English Open the fact they are emphasising so much on average shot times and speed of play something going on here.

I've been watching this tournament closely and I have to say the pockets have been absolutely ridiculous here. It's almost been like a pool table at times.

This is 5th best frames/century rate for a ranking tournament after the last two years' WGP and Players Champs so best for a full 128 ranker. Proof that the standards are higher than ever
https://cuetracker.net/statistics/centu ... or-ranking

masterdoctorgenius wrote:Allen in form now.

142 and 146 in his match vs Vof.

Allen is now the all-time leader in number of 146 breaks along with Ronnie, having made 3. That's 50% more than Hendry made.
https://cuetracker.net/statistics/centu ... &break=146

kolompar wrote:This is 5th best frames/century rate for a ranking tournament after the last two years' WGP and Players Champs so best for a full 128 ranker. Proof that the standards are higher than ever
https://cuetracker.net/statistics/centu ... or-ranking

How is that Proof?

This tournament stil has 4 more rounds to go all its proving they are making pockets consistently easier now

10 of the top 20 on that list was played in one and a bit seasons

I have just put Fu vs Lisowski on.

Don't know the score.

SnookerFan wrote:I have just put Fu vs Lisowski on.

Don't know the score.

It should be at the bottom of the screen

Did anybody else watch this Fu match? I'm in frame 2. The commentators are making it sound like Fu will struggle with Jack's style. Fu turned pro in 1997, and has won ranking events.

He aint some amateur.

rubbish. I was bucking about on my phone. Notice that Jack was on 64, on for a maximum.

Never mind. He bollocked it.