In the early morning of April 25, Beijing time, the Snooker World Championships ended the ninth matchday competition. As a result, Higgins and Trump played well in the second stage, leading their opponents by a large margin and already advancing. Robertson, who had previously won the Tour Championship, was behind in the score and was in danger of being out. In another 1/8 final, Wilson, who was behind in the first stage, found his form in the second stage, drawing 8-8 with the second brother Bingham.
Wizards are ahead of Sankam
Higgins' second-round opponent is Thailand's Sankam. The wizards made a fantastic start in the first stage of the game, leading three consecutive cities to a 3-0 lead. However, the wizard's magic failed, and there were many bizarre mistakes, and the two sides finally ended the first stage of the battle with a 4-4 draw. The second stage of the game, which began at 2 a.m. on the 25th, the wizard's magic reappeared, completely broke out, with 2 shots to break the hundred and 2 pars 60+, played a wave of seven consecutive whips, 80-8, 125-1, 68-9, 83-0, 94-4, 65-58 and 100-13 consecutive games, the big score was 11-4. In the 16th inning, Sankham seized the opportunity to pull back the set 64-38 to avoid being shaved by the wizard in the second stage. The 11-5 score also lost suspense in the third stage, and the wizard's promotion was just around the corner.
The Little one leads McGill
Trump met McGill in the second round. In the first stage, the two sides also drew 4-4. After the second stage began, the two fought defensively, but most of the time it was Xiaote who found opportunities in the chaos. After winning one set each to draw 5-5, Trump won three consecutive sets 85-27, 76-4, 60-27 through multiple starts, leading 8-5. McGill scored a single 97 in the 14th inning to pull back the set, and the big score was rewritten to 6-8. But then The Little won two consecutive sets 79-0 and 65-29 to extend the lead 10-6 to end the second stage. The gap of four sets also made the prospects for Xiaote's promotion bright.
Turnips lag behind the little driver
Melbourne Machine Robertson vs. Lisowski drew in the first stage, but the machine failed in the second stage. After the start of the game, the driver hit a single shot in two consecutive sets to break the hundred, winning two consecutive sets 124-0 and 122-14 to lead 6-4. Radish scored a single 60 inning to take back a set of 61(60)-19. But in the 12th inning, the young driver won another set 79-27 through multiple starts in the chaos, leading 7-5 into the intermission. Returning from the break, in the 13th set, the radish single shot 54 points to win another set, the big score chased 6-7. But in the next two sets, the young driver broke the 100 and 1 par 70+, winning two more sets at 137-0 and 77-41, and the big score extended to a 9-6 lead. In the crucial 16th inning, he scored a single 69 points to stop the decline at 99 (69)-32, and ended the second stage of the game after falling behind 7-9. Judging from the actual combat state, the radish with mediocre performance and backward score is in danger of being out.
Brother Lu drew with the second brother
The battle between Brother Lu and Brother Second Master is a confrontation of equal strength in terms of strength. In the first stage, the second master brother Tie Rake was powerful, and at one point he led 4-1. In the end, the two sides fought 5-3, with Bingham leading to end the first stage. In the second stage of the game, the adjusted state of the brother picked up. After the second brother scored 78 points and won the first set 78-1, the 10th set was immediately returned to color, and the single shot 75 points won 75-0, and the big score came to 4-6. In the 11th set, the second brother won another set 70-0 through multiple starts, and the big score continued to lead 7-4. But in the 12th set, Brother Lu once again kept a 76-0 clean sheet in the chaotic battle, and the big score chased 5-7 into the intermission. In the 13th set, Bingham played the first shot of the game to break the 100, 104-0 clean sheet, the big score stretched to 8-5. But then Brother Lu suddenly broke out, playing a single 50+ in three consecutive sets, winning 3 consecutive sets at 66-49, 91 (59)-40 and 96-0, ending the second stage with a big score of 8-8. Who can reach the next round on both sides depends on the performance of the third stage.