DOHA: Ace Indian cueist Pankaj Advani dished out another very good performance to outclass Iran's Amir Sarkhosh in the ultimate and declare yet another name at the IBSF World Snooker Championship on Monday.
His deadly attacking game coupled with phenomenally tight protection play helped Advani to secure his 18th World Championship name with Eight-2 win over Amir at the Al-Arabi Sports Club.
The best-of-15 body ultimate witnessed Amir pocketing the primary body moderately with ease.
The Iranian seemed sturdy and centered in the second body too, progressing smartly and nearing a 2-0 scoreline, but a ignored inexperienced pot gave a lifeline to Pankaj as he seized the chance with each palms and drew parity.
Pankaj never seemed back from there as he raced to a Five-2 lead. He, alternatively, survived a scare in a detailed combat in the 4th body.
An enormous ruin of 134 by Amir in the sixth didn't faze the Indian as he straight away widened the result in Five-2 sooner than going into the 1st session ruin.
A long crimson pot towards the nap with a really perfect place for blue saw him draw first blood after the interval with a ruin of 45.
Couple of protection exchanges later, Pankaj as soon as again trapped Amir with a really perfect snooker to extract a gap. Another long crimson pot spectacularly accomplished saw him make another useful ruin of 17 points to increase the margin leaving the cue ball in an unplayable place.
A hapless Amir couldn't do much as his wild shot in frustration saw Pankaj come back to desk as soon as again to seal the body with another ruin of 41 points and take a commanding lead of 6-2.
Though Amir were given the primary opening in the ninth, a ignored crimson pot saw Pankaj spread his vast repertoire of strokes to compile an impressive frame-winning ruin of 77 points with handiest 4 reds ultimate at the desk.
Placing himself just one body clear of profitable another global name, Pankaj as soon as again established his stronghold in the 10th body by scoring the primary 22 points.
However, an sudden omit saw Amir open his account in the body and rating 30 points to take a slender lead of Eight points.
However, a peaceful and composed Pankaj patiently waited for his opportunity and soon introduced the rating to 47-47, sooner than clearing the remaining colours, the body and the fit to raise his 18th global name.
Result:
Pankaj Advani (India) beat Amir Sarkhosh (Iran) Eight-2: 19-71; 79-53; 98-23; 69-62; 60-05; 0-134; 75-07; 103-4; 77-13; 67-47.
His deadly attacking game coupled with phenomenally tight protection play helped Advani to secure his 18th World Championship name with Eight-2 win over Amir at the Al-Arabi Sports Club.
The best-of-15 body ultimate witnessed Amir pocketing the primary body moderately with ease.
The Iranian seemed sturdy and centered in the second body too, progressing smartly and nearing a 2-0 scoreline, but a ignored inexperienced pot gave a lifeline to Pankaj as he seized the chance with each palms and drew parity.
Pankaj never seemed back from there as he raced to a Five-2 lead. He, alternatively, survived a scare in a detailed combat in the 4th body.
An enormous ruin of 134 by Amir in the sixth didn't faze the Indian as he straight away widened the result in Five-2 sooner than going into the 1st session ruin.
A long crimson pot towards the nap with a really perfect place for blue saw him draw first blood after the interval with a ruin of 45.
Couple of protection exchanges later, Pankaj as soon as again trapped Amir with a really perfect snooker to extract a gap. Another long crimson pot spectacularly accomplished saw him make another useful ruin of 17 points to increase the margin leaving the cue ball in an unplayable place.
A hapless Amir couldn't do much as his wild shot in frustration saw Pankaj come back to desk as soon as again to seal the body with another ruin of 41 points and take a commanding lead of 6-2.
Though Amir were given the primary opening in the ninth, a ignored crimson pot saw Pankaj spread his vast repertoire of strokes to compile an impressive frame-winning ruin of 77 points with handiest 4 reds ultimate at the desk.
Placing himself just one body clear of profitable another global name, Pankaj as soon as again established his stronghold in the 10th body by scoring the primary 22 points.
However, an sudden omit saw Amir open his account in the body and rating 30 points to take a slender lead of Eight points.
However, a peaceful and composed Pankaj patiently waited for his opportunity and soon introduced the rating to 47-47, sooner than clearing the remaining colours, the body and the fit to raise his 18th global name.
Result:
Pankaj Advani (India) beat Amir Sarkhosh (Iran) Eight-2: 19-71; 79-53; 98-23; 69-62; 60-05; 0-134; 75-07; 103-4; 77-13; 67-47.
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Reviewed by Kailash
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November 28, 2017
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