Tonight! CCTV live broadcast 3 Chinese players in the Snooker World Championships, Ding Junhui will appear tomorrow
On the evening of April 22 (tonight), Beijing time, the 2024 World Snooker Championship held at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, England entered the third match day of the main event, and it was still divided into three time periods The first round of the main tournament (32 into 16 rounds) of the 6 groups of matchups, the game is 19 rounds and 10 wins.
China Central Radio and Television Sports Channel (CCTV5) broadcast live the U23 Asian Cup group stage U23 national football team (Chinese Olympic Team) against the United Arab Emirates, and CCTV Sports Events Channel (CCTV5+) broadcast the National Weightlifting Championship.
Due to the time conflict, the World Snooker Championship continues to be forced to give way, and will be broadcast live on the network and mobile phone by CCTV (CCTV Sports Client CCTV5APP).
This time, a number of Chinese players advanced to the main draw (round of 32), and in the duel that has ended, Zhang Anda, who has an outstanding performance in 2023, lost to Jack Jones with a total score of 4-10 and became the first Chinese player to be eliminated. Ding Junhui will appear tomorrow, and after Yan Bingtao and Zhao Xintong were banned for well-known reasons, Ding Junhui, who has already entered the ranks of veterans, once again picked up the burden.
On this day, there will be three Chinese players competing separately.
At 17 o'clock in the evening, the first round of the two World Snooker Championships was played at the same time.
China's Lu Haotian continued to face off against Shaun Murphy, and the two played 9 games in the last match, and Lu Haotian fell behind 3-6, and the situation is not optimistic.
In the other set-up, Gary Wilson takes on Stuart Bingham.
At 21:30 in the evening, two more sets of duels kicked off.
Chinese player Si Jiahui faced off against Mark Williams, who was born in 2002 and reached the semi-finals in the last World Snooker Championships, but lost to eventual champion Luca Brecel in the semi-finals.
Mark Selby, nicknamed Leicester the Joker, continued to play Joe O'Connor, who had been underwhelming last matchday, falling behind 7-2 and likely to be eliminated from the tournament.
At 2 o'clock in the early morning of April 23 (tomorrow morning), Chinese player Pang Junxu, born in 2000, appeared against Robert Milkins, in 2021, Pang Junxu won the 2020-2021 World Snooker Best Rookie Award.
At the same time, Gary Wilson and Stuart Bingham were back in action to continue the showdown.
How did the three Chinese snooker players perform today? Can they surprise us? Let's wait and see!