Advani records easy win but Ishpreet stunned at round of 16 in CCI Snooker

Advani staved off a spirited fight from the young cueist Digvijay Kadian to win 37-81, 83-40, 41-83, 6-98, 94-2, 73-23, 67-5, 94-34 in his round of 16 match.

Published : Feb 29, 2024 20:52 IST , Mumbai - 1 MIN READ

File Photo: The multiple times world champion Advani had a solitary break of 72 in the eight frame while Kadian compiled a break of 94 in the fourth.
File Photo: The multiple times world champion Advani had a solitary break of 72 in the eight frame while Kadian compiled a break of 94 in the fourth. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
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File Photo: The multiple times world champion Advani had a solitary break of 72 in the eight frame while Kadian compiled a break of 94 in the fourth. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Defending champion Pankaj Advani cleared the round of 16 with a 5-3 win over Digvijay Kadian but Ishpreet Singh Chadha was beaten 0-5 by Kamal Chawla in the CCI Snooker Classic tournament here on Thursday.

Advani staved off a spirited fight from the young cueist Kadian to win 37-81, 83-40, 41-83, 6-98, 94-2, 73-23, 67-5, 94-34 in his round of 16 match. The multiple times world champion Advani had a solitary break of 72 in the eight frame while Kadian compiled a break of 94 in the fourth.

Chawla kept it simple against Chadha who went down without putting up a fight. Chawla capitalised to build useful breaks, to secure a win 83-4, 53-36, 92-5, 70-14, 77-14 and a place in the final eight.

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Meanwhile, Habib Sabah from Bahrain who is also an IBSF World Masters Snooker champion, lost to Laxman Rawat.

Laxman constructed breaks of 80, 60 and 66 to outdo Sabah by a margin of 60-69, 60-66, 80-48, 64-36, 88-49, 77-19, 45-71, 81-54 and emerge 5-3 winner.

Tamil Nadu’s Vijay Nichani beat Hasan Badami 5-3 in their round of 16 match wherein there was not a single break recorded. Nichani won 21-71, 65-48, 79-29, 13-77, 67-39, 14-67, 51-30, 62-43 against Badami.

The 21-year-old Rayaan Razmi brushed aside the challenge from J Varun Kumar racing to a 5-1 win. Razmi posted a 94-26, 66-50, 74-26, 25-135, 83-39, 71-2 win to advance to the quarterfinals.

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