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**ferret** · 2 August 2010, 10:40 PM

IBSA World Under 21 Snooker Championships, Letterkenny, County Donegal, Ireland.
Day Two – Monday2nd August

First Session
The first session of day two saw Irishman Tony Moore (Group D) secure his second win of the Championship with a 4-1 win over Germany’s Marius Weise. Two other players from group D also have a second win from two under their belt, the two players being,Yun Shing Wong from China Hong Kong and Sam Craigie from England.
Shachar Ruberg from Israel had his second win from Two matches with a 4-1 victory over K.Salam Suleman from Sweden. In Group C Khalid Khamali From the UAE ran out a 4-2 winner over Sam Bond from New Zealand. In Group E Scotland’s Campbell Dunlop beat New Zealander Ryan Knott 4 frames to 0.
Ireland’s Jason Devaney (Group C) won his second match 4-0 against Janne Saarela from Finland, Jason has not conceded a frame in the tournament so far. Poland’s Michal Zielinski knocked in a 109 break in the second frame of his match against Stephen Craigie from England, but Stephen had breaks of 77, 55, 72, and 64 to win 4-2.

Second Session
The second session of the day started with Irishman David Cassidy winning his second match of the tournament by 4 frames to 2, including a break of 65 in the fifth frame. Jamie Clark from Wales had a 57 break in the third frame in his win over Adam Stefanow from Poland. Belgium’s Julius Grauls won 4-1 in his match against
Mohammed Faithi Alsenan in Goup G. While in Group E Arya Sohrabi of the Netherlands won his match 4-0 against Adem Gerwash of Libya. Scotland’s Michael Leslie Had little difficulty in Group F with a 4-1 win against Chinnapat Kamsad from Thailand.
Declan Brennan from Northern Ireland missed the last pink in frame five of his group G match but still recorded his highest break so far with a 118, and went on to win the match 4-2. Danni Bismoot from Israel had an easy 4-0 win in Group F against Brian Ochoiski from France.
The final match of the second session saw Kishan Hirani from Wales win 4-0 against China Hong Kong’s Man Hoi Leong.

Third Session
The match between Ireland’s Stephen Reddington and Scotland’s Rhys Clark was a very close affair with the match going 3 frames all. But it was Rhys who managed to win the final frame decider by 61 points to 33. Vladyslav Vyshnevskyy from the Ukraine run out a 4-2 winner over Abdullah. A. Alatyani.
Irish Player Daniel O’Regan won by 4 frames to 2 in his Group I match against Aleksi Tenkula. Ali Alobaidli from Qatar beat Belgium’s Kristof Vermeiren by 4 frames to 2 in their Group H match. Simon Lee from China Hong Kong lost 4-2 to Egypt’s Mohammed Ibrahim Aly in Group G. Local Letterkenny Irishman Gareth Boyle won 4-1 against Germany’s Benedikt Griesdorn in Group H.
In Group H, Maltese Thurston Grixti had a break of 51 in the second frame and went on to win 4-0 against Egyptian Karim Mohamed Metwaly. The Final Match of the session Saw a comfortable win for England’s Nick Jennings against Daniel Dempsey From Ireland.

Fourth Session
The fouth session saw Shaun Dalitz from Australia in Group I play Dylan Murray from Northern Ireland. Shaun won the match four nil with a 62 break in the third frame and a 51 break in the fourth. Thailand’s Patchara Mayoe also won his match 4-0 against Mostafa Gebaly from Egypt.
Group A had two players duelling in a fantastic match with Robert Carlisle from Scotland winning against China’s Li Yan by the score of 4 frames to 2. In Group J Aaron Busuttil from Malta won out a 4-1 match against Abdullah Alsubh from Saud Araba.
Group B saw Li Hang from China win his third match from 3 with a 4-0 win over Irishman Sean Conway. Li hang has still to concede a frame in the tournament. In Group J Roman Dietzel from Germany managed three breaks of 81, 59 and a fifty seven in the sixth frame to win 4-2 against Northern Ireland’s Micheal Smyth.
In Group A Irishman Vinny Muldoon won his second match with the help of a 97 in the second frame and a 101 in the fourth frame in a 4-0 win against Maor Shalom from Israel. The final match in session four saw a four frame to one win in the favour of Kurt Brown from Australia against Belgium player Jurian Huesdens.

Fifth & final Session from day 2
The final session saw Grzegorz Biernadski from Poland take a 2-0 lead with breaks of 72 in both the opening two frames. But his opponent Mitchell Van Den Bergh from the Netherlands take the next four in a row including a break of 64 in the fourth to win their match by 4 frames to 2. Thailand’s Yuttapop Pakpoj had a straight forward 4-0 win over Sweden’s K. Salam Suleman.
Michal Zielinski from Poland met Ross Higgins from Scotland in Ross’s first game in Group C. Michal had little difficulty in securing a four nil win against Ross. Group C saw a match with Janne Saarela from Finland and Stephen Cragie from England. Stephen had two excellent breaks of 95 and 100 and run out an easy winner by 4 frames to nil.
Yun Shing Wong from China Hong Kong beat Osama Anga from Libya by a 4-2 scoreline with the help of a 51 break in the second frame and a 71 break in the sixth frame. Shachar Ruberg from Israel ran out an easy winner with a 4-0 win over Toyoda Kyota from Japan.
In Group C Khalid Khamali from the UAE beat Jason Devaney from Ireland by a 4 frames to 2 scoreline. In the last match of the session and the day, Irishman Tony Moore won his match by 4 frames to to 2 against the New Zealand player Shannon Swain.

**ferret** · 3 August 2010, 09:48 PM

IBSA World Under 21 Snooker Championships, Letterkenny, County Donegal, Ireland.
Day Three – Tuesday 3rd August

First Session
The Session started good for England’s Sam Craigie with two breaks of 59 and 73 to win 4-0 over Sweden’s Benjamin McCabe. The next match was a closer affair with a tightly fought 4-3 win for Danni Bismoot of Israel over Kishan Hirani of Wales. Man Hoi Leong from China Hong Kong struggled in his Group F match and lost 4-1 to Austrian Alexander Gauss.
Campbell Dunlop Had a hard fought match as well in his Group E encounter with Adem Gerwash from Libya, but managed to win the decider to take the win.
Adam Stefanow from Poland was in terrific form in his match against Arya Sohrabi from the Netherlands. He had five breaks of over 50 in the five frame match, he hit a 50, 52, 63, 78 and a 86 to win 4 frames to 1.In Group E Welshman Jamie Clarke was at 1-1 with Irishman Greg Casey. Casey hit a 62 in the second frame, before Clarke hit a 118 and a 71 to win the match 4-1.
Group F had Michael Leslie from Scotland winning 4-0 against David Cassidy from Ireland with the help of two breaks of 52 and 55. The final match of the session was also a 4-0 win for Group F player Chinnapat Kamdad from Thailand against France’s Brian Ochoiski

Second Session
The session started with Germany’s Benedikt Griesdorn winning a close encounter against Ukraine’s Vladyslav Vyshnevskyy by 4 frames to 3 in their Group H clash. Irishman Gareth Boyle lost a close match in Group H against Qatar’s Ali Alobaidli by 4 frames to 3. Group H had Egypt player Mohamed Ibrahim Aly secure a straightforward 4-0 win against Mohammed Faithi Alsenan from Saudi Arabia.
Irishman Stephen Reddington was on great form in his match and managed a quick 4-0 win against his opponent Sigurour Kristjansson from Iceland. A close encounter was watched in the match between Belgium’s Kristof Vermeiren and Malta’s Thurston Grixti. Thurston Grixti managed to win on the final black in the decider in his 4-3 win.
Karim Mohamed Metwaly from Egypt won his Group H match Against Abdullah A. Alatyani from Saudi Arabia by 4 frames to 1. In Group D Northern Ireland’s Declan Brennan had a comfortable win against Julius Grauls from Belgium, winning his match 4 frames to 2.
The final match of this session saw Rhys Clark from Scotland win in quick fashion by 4 frames to 0 against Simon Lee from China Hong Kong in their Group G match.

Third Session
Session three started with an easy win for Robert Carlisle from Scotland in Group A with a 4-0 victory over Mostafa Gerbaly from Egypt. Nick Jennings from England also had an easy win in Group I with a four-nil victory over Aleksi Tenkula from Finland.
Irish player Josh Boileau had a 4-1 victory over Abdullah Alsubhi from Saudi Arabia in Group J. Maltese player Aaron Busuttil won his match 4-0 against Micheal Smyth from Northern Ireland in Group J. Dylan Murray allso from Northern Ireland, won his match 4-2 against Kusai Sharif from Libya.
Australian player Kurt Brown managed to win his encounter against Germany’s Roman Dietzel by 4frames to one after going down 1-0 a 91 break from Dietzel. An all Ireland clash against Danial O’Regan and Daniel Dempsey was pretty much a one sided affair in Group I as Dempsey out potted O’Regan and won 4 frames to 1. The final match of the session saw another win for China’s Li Yan against Israel’s Maor Shalom by the score of 4 frames to 0.

Fourth Session
Shachar Ruberg from Israel had a break of 57 in the third frame to help him to a four-one victory in Group B against Mitchell Van Den Bergh from the Netherlands. Group C players Michal Zielinski from Poland and Janne Saarela from Finland met in their encounter with Michal having breaks of 53 in the third frame and a 58 in the fifth frame to win 4 frames to 1.
Li hang from China had a 60 break in the first frame against K.Salam Suleman from Sweden then rattled off the next three frames to win 4-0 in this group B match.
Vinny Muldoon from Ireland had four breaks in four frames, a 52, 71, 82 and a 92 in a straightforward 4-0 win against Al Urfy Bairaq from Sweden in this Group A match.
In Group B Yuttapop Pakpoj from Thailand was to strong for Japan’s Toyoda Kyota and won 4-0 which included breaks of 60 and 61. Stephen Cragie from England had an easy win as well when he beat Khalid Khamali from the UAE in Group C by 4 frames to 0 with the help of a 51 and an a 83 break in frames 3 and 4.
Irish player Sean Conway found himself 2-1 down after 3 frames of his match in Group B against Grzegorz Biernadski, but managed to win three frames in a row, including breaks of 62 and 75 to win 4 frames to 2. The final match of the session saw Ross Higgins from Scotland have a 52 break in the second frame in his 4-0 win over Sam Bond from New Zealand in this Group C clash.

Fifth & final Session from day 3
The Final Session saw the match withwith Osama Anga from Libya and Tony Moore from Ireland go in the favour of Osama by a scoreline of 4 frames to 2 in Group D.
Sam Cragie from England won his match against China Hong Kong’s Yun Shing Wong by 4 frames to 1 with the help of a 63 and a 55 break in frames 3 and 4. Germany’s Marius Wiese tok little time in winning four-nil against Sweden’s Benjamin McCabe in Group D.
Campbell Dunlop from Scotland managed to win his match in this session by 4 frames to 2 against Adam Stefanow from Poland in Group E. Welsh Player Jamie Clarke met Arya Sohrabi in this Group E match, which Jamie won by 4 frames to 1. Greg Casey from Ireland had an easy win with a straightforward 4-0 win over Ryan Knott from New Zealand in Group E. David Cassidy from Ireland found himself 2-1 down against France’s Brian Ochoiski in their Group F encounter but managed to reel of three frames in a row to win the match by 4 frames to 2. The final Match of the day was from Group F, where Chinnapat Kamsad had a 52 break in the first frame, but lost the next by 68 points to 40, before he took three frames in a row to see out the match by a score line of 4 frames to 1.

**Monique** · 4 August 2010, 07:41 AM

Some news from the under-21 WC currently ubder way in Ireland

http://www.foulfour.com/foul4com-new...the-line.html?

China's Li Hang is the man to beat in Letterkenny as he maintained his unblemished record at the top of Group B with four wins from four without dropping a single frame yet.

However he is now having it all his own way as Thailand's Yuttapop Pakpoj and Israel's Shachar Ruberg keep hot on his heels with four wins each.

However Hang and Pakpoj face off against each other tomorrow afternoon when something will have to give in the battle for the No.1 spot in the group and possibly top seeding in the knockout stages.

Group A sees Robert Carlise and Vincent Muldoon lead the way with Carlise having a 4-0 win over Mostafa Gebaly today to make it three wins from three. Muldoon also ran out a 4-0 winner today as he saw off Al Urfy Bairaq for his third win of the campaign and will have a tough match tomorrow against Thailand's Patchara Mayoe before facing Carlise on Thursday and Li Yan on Friday.

Yan is also in with a shout of the top spot after three wins from four and it could go all the way with Friday's match against Muldoon a big deciding match in that group.

Other pre tournament favorite Stephen Craigie also notched up his third win today with a solid 4-0 win over Khalid Khamali with Khamali, Devaney and Zielinski competing for the other three spots at this early stage with two wins.

Stephen's younger brother Sam is firmly in control of Group D with four wins from four and should join his brother in the knockout stages this Saturday.

Most of the remaining groups are still fairly competitive at this early stage although England's Nick Jennings is looking good for Group J with three wins to date.

Play continues tomorrow and live scoring and live streaming are available here: http://www.esnooker.pl/ .

**eWil** · 5 August 2010, 08:19 AM

Anyone knows who'll advance to the KO stages in Letterkenny? Can't find this info at IBSF or elsewhere.

There are 10 round-robin groups, so how do we get down to 32 players?

> top 3 of every group, two top-seeds get a bye into last 16
> top 3 of every group, added by two best numbers 4
> top 3 of every group, numbers 4 play extra round to reduce to total of 32
> ...

**ferret** · 5 August 2010, 09:33 AM

Day Four – Wednesday 4th August

First Session
The session started with Julius Grauls from Belgium winning his Group G match against Irishman Stephen Reddington by 4 frames to 2. Group G also saw a tough match for Northern |ireland’s Declan Brennan against Mohamed Ibrahim Aly, Declan won a final frame the final frame decider to win the match 4 frames to 2.
Danni Bismoot from Israel found Austrian Alexander Gauss in great form as the Austrian won this group F match by 4 frames to 1. China Hong Kong’s Simon Lee beat Sigurour Kristjansson from Iceland by 4 frames to 0 in Group G. Irelan’s Gareth Boyle continued his good form as well in Group H with a straightforward 4-0 win over Thurston Grixti from Malta.
Scotland’s Rhys Clark played well against Mohammed Faithi Alsenan from Saudi Arabia and managed a 68 break in the fourth frame to see out the match 4-0. Kristof Vermeiren from Belgium won 4-0 against Abdullah A. Alatyani from Saudi Arabia with a break of 70 in the third frame. The final frame of the session saw Michael Leslie from Scotland have an easy win in Group F against China Hong Kong’s Man Hoi Leong by the scoreline of 4-0.

Second Session
The second session match between Qatar’s Ali Alobaidli and Ukraine’s Vladyslav Vyshnevsky went to 2 frames all in their Group U match, then Ali Alobaidli won two frames in a row to secure the match. Karim Mohamed Metwaly from Egypt had a 77 in the fifth frame of his match in Group H against Germany’s Benedikt Griesdorn, after being at 2 frames all and went on to win the sixth frame and the match.
Daniel Dempsey from Ireland found himself up against Kusai Sharif from Libya. Dempsey took the first two frames with ease before Sharif won the next two close frames and then went on to win the next two and the match. Abdullah Abdulaziz Alsubhi in Group J found Michael Smyth from Northern Ireland a tough opponent and nanaged only to win the first frame before losing four in a row and losing the match 4-1.
Dylan Murray from Northern Ireland met the Republic of Ireland’s Daniel O’Regan in Group I. Dylan played some great snooker and managed a straightforward 4-0 win against Daniel. Also In Group I Nick Jennings from England had a four nil win over Australia’s Shaun Dalitz.
Kurt Brown from Australia lost the first frame in his match against Aaron Busuttil from Malta but managed to win four in a row after that first frame loss, including breaks of 51 and 82 to win the match 4-1. Young Irish playerJosh Boileau found Jurian Huesdens from Belgium in good form and lost the match 4 frames to 1.

Third Session
Sin Group B Li Hang from China came up against Yuttapop Pakpoj From Thailand. The first two frames were shared, before Hang won the third with the help of a 73 break in the third. But Pakpoj produced two fabulous breaks of 74 and 97 in frames 4 and 5 and won the sixth to win the match 4-2. Mostafa Gebafy won his Group A match 4-3 against Israel’s Maor Shalom. Poland’s grzegorz Biernadski won his match four frames to 1 against K.Salam Suleman from Sweden in Group B.
Group A saw Irishman Vinny Muldoon lose the first two frames of his match against Patchara Mayoe from Thailand. Vinny then turned up a gear to knock in break of 126 to take the third. Vinny then won the next three in a row to see out the match 4 frames to 2.
Sean Conway from Ireland was defeated in Group U by Israel’s Shachar Ruberg. Sean had two clearances of 57 in the first and a 70 clearance in the third to lead 2-1. Shachar won the next in a close frame to go 2-2. Sean had a 67 in the 5th but Shachar fought back to win on the black to go 3-2 ahead. Shachar then played an excellent sixth frame to see out the match 4 frames to 2.
Scotlands Robert Carlisle had a straightforward win over Al Urfy Bairaq by four frames to 0 in Group A. Michal Zielinski from Poland had two breaks of 55 and 58 in his win against Khalid Khamali from the UAE in Group C. The last match in this session saw a 4-0 win for Mitchell Van Den Bergh from the Netherlands against Toyda Kyota from Japan by 4 frames to 0.

Fourth Session
Shannon Swain from New Zealand was the winner in the game against Benjamin Mc Cabe from Sweden by 4 frames to 2. Jason Devaney had a tough match against Scotlands Ross Higgins. Devaney went 3-1 up before Higgins made a 60 and a 101 to level at 3-3. Higgins won the last by 74 points to 9 to take the match.
Jamie Clarke from wales had Scottish opposition in Campbell Dunlop and it was Clarke who prevalled in the match with an 87 that helped him to a 4-2 win.
Osama Anga from Libya met Marius Wiese from Germany in Group D. Marius proved to strong for Anga and won the match 4 frames to 1. Greg Casey from Ireland wasted no time in a quick win over Adem Gerwash from Germany by 4 frames to 0. Adam Stefanow from Poland was in good form todays match with breaks of 58 and 72 in a 4-1 win over New Zealander Ryan Knott.
Tony Moore from Ireland seemed to be struggling to find form today as he slipped to a 4-1 defeat to England’s Sam Cragie in Group D. In the final match of this session Stephen Cragie won 4-0 with two century breaks of 115 and 102 against Sam Bond from New Zealand.

Fifth & final Session from day 3
The last session of the day had Danni Bismoot up against Man Hoi Leong. Bismoot from Israel found the going too tough as Man Hoi Leong rallied off 4 quick frames too win their Group F match. Kishan Hirani from Wales was in great form as he won 4 frames and the match against David Cassidy from Ireland. Michael Leslie from Scotland continued his good form with a straightforward win over Brian Ochoiski from France in Group F by 4 frames to 0.
Four nil was also the score for the match between Belgium’s Julius Grauls and Iceland’s Sigurdur Kristjansson, in the favour of Grauls in this Group G encounter.Ireland’s Stephen Reddington lost by 4 frames to 1 in Group G to Egyptian Mohamed Ibrahim Aly.
China Hong Kong’s Simon Lee won a close first frame against Mohammed Faithi Alsenan from Saudi Arabia, and then went on to win the next three frames with relative ease to win this match in Group G
There was three breaks between Chinnapat Kamsad from Thailand and Alexander Gauss from Austria in the match in Group F. Kamsad had a 55 and a 60 in the first two frames to take a two nil lead, but Gauss hit back with a 61 in the third. Gauss took the next two frames to make it 3-2 before Kamsad took the next to leave a decider. It was Gauss who managed to accumulate 89 unanswered points in the last to win the match 4-3.
The last match of the day had Rhys Clark from Scotland take on Northern Ireland’s Declan Brennan. Clark hit breaks of 87 and 54 in frames 2 and 3 to go 2-1 ahead after dropping the first to Brennan. The next two frames were shared, before Clark saw out the match by 4 frames to 2.

**Deiseboy** · 5 August 2010, 11:03 AM

The top four qualify from each group so they will have eight pre last 32 matches on Saturday morning

**Mr P** · 5 August 2010, 11:19 AM

Is there any English players in that event?

I've had a quick glance through, but is Luca Brecel playing?

**Mignon** · 5 August 2010, 11:22 AM

http://www.esnooker.pl/turnieje/2010...ms21z_2010.php

No. Brecel should play in PTC3

**Mr P** · 5 August 2010, 11:24 AM

Oh, good.

He's better off mixing it with the 'big boys', because he is that good.

**Deiseboy** · 5 August 2010, 11:27 AM

Don't think luca was given much option and was advised to play in ptc.
Englands players are Stephen and Sam Craigie and Nick Jennings.

**Mr P** · 5 August 2010, 11:29 AM

He obviously would have been given an option.

**Manu147** · 6 August 2010, 08:17 AM

Seems to be numerous breaks over 50 at the u21s, are they using standard club tables for these matches and not the star tables?

**ferret** · 6 August 2010, 10:38 AM

Day Five – Thursday 5th August

First Session
Today’s play started with an encounter between Ali Alobdali from Qatar and Benedikt Griesdorn from Germany. Ali had a break in the first frame of 50 and a 95 in the sixth to win by 4 frames to 2. Khalid Khamali from UAE and Ross Higgins from Scotland met in Group C and Khamali came out on top at 4 frames to 1.
Aleksi Tenkula from Finland lost his match against Kusai Sharif from Libya by 4 frames to 1 in Group I. Vermeiren from Belgium had breaks of 52 and 64 in frames 3 and 4 to win his match 4-1 against Karim Metwaly from Egypt in Group H. Shaun Dalitz from Australia won four frames against Dempsey from Ireland in his match in Group I.
Kurt Brown and Abdullah Alsubhi from Group J had a match that went in the favour of Brown by a score line of 4 frames to 1. The Match against England’s Nick Jennings and Northern Ireland’s Dylan Murray was a one sided affair with Jennings having breaks of 54 and 62 in a straightforward 4-0 win. The final match of the session saw Maltese player Thurston Grixti win 4-1 against Vladyslav Vyshnevskyy.

Second Session
The session started with a good win for Irishman Josh Boileau winning a close match against Roman Dietzel from Germany by 4 frames to 1. Aaron Busuttil of Malta lost in Group J to Jurian Heusdens from Belgium by 4 frames to 1. Shachar Ruberg from Israel had a fantastic win against Li Hang from China in Group B. Ruberg had breaks of 50, 62 and 80 to take the win by 4 frames to 1. Li Yan from China was an easy winner with a four nil score line in his match against Mostafa Gebaly in Group A.
Robert Carlisle the in form Scotsman came up against the on form Irishman Vinny Muldoon. The match was one of the best so far in the Championships. Carlisle took the first, he also took the second with a 57 break. Muldoon hit back with a 55 in the third to take the frame. Carlisle then had a 57 in the next to take a 3-1 lead. But Muldoon was in great match play form as he took the next three frames in an amazing 4-3 win.
Mayoe from Thailand only lost one frame to Al Bairaq in the Group A match . Mayoe had a break of 76 in his 4-1 victory. Pakpoj from Thailand had a resounding victory over Biernadski from Poland by 4 frames to 0 in Group B. Irishman Sean Conway also had an easy win by 4 frames to 0 in Group B including breaks of 58 and 77 against Japan’s Toyoda Kyota.

Third Session
In this session Osama Anga from Libya won a close match against against Benjamin MCCabe from Sweden by 4 frames to 3. Khalid Khamali from UAE won his match by 4 framees to 1 in Group C against Janne Saarela from Finland. Stephen Cragie from England beat Ross Higgins from Scotland in Group C by 4 frames to 1 in a convincing win.

Mitchell Van Den Bergh from the Netherlands lost his match 4-1 against Sweden’s K.Salam Suleman in Group B. Campbell Dunlop from Scotland was in fine form as he took his match against Arya Sohrabi by the score line of 4 frames to one, which included a break of 95 in the second.
New Zealander Shannon Swain had a comfortable 4-0 win over Germany’s Marius Wiese in a Group D encounter. Group C saw a match between Jason Devaney of Ireland and Sam Bond of New Zealand. Devaney won the frst and had a break of 77 in the second on the way to a four nil victory. Another Irishman was pushed to 3-3 by Yun Shing Wong of China Hong Kong in a Goup D match before Moore had two decisive visits to the table in the decider to win the match by 4 frames to 3.

Fourth Session
The session started with a win for Alexander Gauss from Austria with a 4 frames to 2 victory over France’s Brian Ochoiski. Kishan Hirani outscored Michael Leslie from Scotland in adeciding frame of their Group F Clash. Rhys Clarke from Wales was a winner against Julius Grauls from Belgium. Clarke knocked in a break of 80 in the sixth frame to win by 4 frames to 2.
Greg Casey from Ireland flew through 4 frames, which included a break of 105 in his four nil victory over Adam Stefanow of Poland. Declan Brennan won by 4 frames to 1 in his match against China Hong Kong’s Simon Lee including a break of 53 in the fifth frame.

Fifth & final Session from day
The final session had Saudi Arabia’s Abdullah A. Alatyani Play Ali Alobaidli from Qatar. Alobaidi won the match 4-0 without any real challenge from Alatyani. Mohammed Alsenan lost to Stephen Reddington from Ireland by 4 frames to 1.
Kristof Vermeiren of Belgium also had an easy win over Ukraine’s Vyshnevskyy. Kristof had a 69 in the third frame on his way to a resounding 4-0 victory.

**snookerdad** · 6 August 2010, 12:28 PM

I need some help please.

The IBSF website says there are seven players in Group J. There is no mention of Daniel Dempsey.

And yet we hear that group winner Nick Jennings beat Dempsey but hasn’t played Daniel O’Regan.

Initially I assumed the names had been mixed up. However, Ferret reports above that O’Regan has played Dempsey.

Can anyone explain?

Thanks

Tim

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