UK Championship Qualifiers

[April madness]

Trump is really going strong, 6-2 leading after the first session of the match against Roe.

[chasmmi]

33? as in 9-0 9-0 9-0 6-0?

[The Statman]

33? as in 9-0 9-0 9-0 6-0?

Could be. I know he has one amazing record concerning successive matches or successive frames, something like that.

Remember this would have been very early in Stephen Lee's career, when he was entered into the very earliest qualifying rounds.

This would have been in the early 1990s, when the game had just been opened up. There was a 'qualifying school' during the summer months that included the very early rounds for all (most of) that season's ranking tournaments.

It is therefore likely that he perhaps had a couple of 5-0s which were qulifying for one tournament, then a 5-0 or two for another tournament, then another couple for another event, maybe one for the first event again, etc.

So if you look at the full drawsheet for any single tournament, you will not trace it.

These are taken as chronological, rather than tournament-by-tournament.

[onlyfools]

Hi all

first post here...the ever reliable global snooker centre hasnt been updating the last day or so. Are any forum members part of that site and any idea when it will be updated?

thanks a lot

[April madness]

Dunn 9-4 Jones
Allen 9-5 Leadbetter
Gilbert 9-3 Tian Pengfei
Roe 2-9 Trump

[Kruger]

Hi all

first post here...the ever reliable global snooker centre hasnt been updating the last day or so. Are any forum members part of that site and any idea when it will be updated?

thanks a lot

You can always follow live results on worldsnooker http://www.worldsnooker.com/tourname...scoring-73.htm.

Additionally, I have noticed they started to update the draw http://www.worldsnooker.com/tourname...awsheet-73.htm just after the matches are finished (I hope this will continue). What I am missing most from global are the frame scores (small points) and breaks. Does anyone know where else to look for this information?

Trump has been playing extremly well so far. But have a look at Liu Song - he has just recorded a 9-7 win over Jogia and is only one game away from his first TV stages (except for the China Open 2005 when he was given a wild card).

[Robert602]

Hi all

first post here...the ever reliable global snooker centre hasnt been updating the last day or so. Are any forum members part of that site and any idea when it will be updated?

thanks a lot

Hi onlyfools, welcome to the forum.

Janie Watkins (who runs GSC) is registered here but doesnt visit much. She's a regular over at our sister site snookertalk.com though, you might be able to find out what's up with GSC there. As Kruger says though, there are other means and worldsnooker's live scoring is getting better with each tournament in my opinion.

Don't know anywhere else with up to date frame (and break) scores though, WSA occasionally put them at the bottom of their match reports but you won't find every match that way.

[Mitsuko]

Trumps looking good

[dannyd0g]

Dene O' Kane has gone 4-0 down agaist Scott Mackenzie and Drago is leading Issara Kachaiwong 3-2.

(Tough match for Tony)

[dannyd0g]

5- 3 to Drago now.

Its quickfire stuff.

Would like to be there.

[rivercard]

They already have finished 8 frames! Most of the matches are currently in the 5th...

[dannyd0g]

Dene O' Kane has lost 3 -9 agaist Scott Mackenzie

Drago is leading Issara Kachaiwong 7-6.

[dannyd0g]

Drago has won 9 -7

[cap]

Drago has won 9 -7

Well done, Drago! Kachaiwong is a good player.

[cap]

John Parrott qualified for the UK with a 9-8 decider over David Gilbert. He must have come from 6-8 down to win it. Well done to John! Liu Song pulled out a simliar over Drew Henry, I believe.