In the 11th match of the first round of the just-concluded World Snooker Championship on April 24, 2024, Beijing time, Kyren Wilson, ranked 12th in the world, and Dominic Dyer, a veteran with good strength, ended the 11th meeting between the two sides in their careers. In this match, Kyren Wilson played a very strong competitive form.
After 11 rounds of competition, Kyren Wilson, the five-time champion of the ranking tournament, swept Dale 10-1 to enter the round of 16 with a single stroke with a performance of 123 points, 96 points, 77 points, 75 points, 73 points, 65 points, 52 points, 50 points and 88 points.
After this match, Wilson will face a strong Joe O'Connor for a place in the quarter-finals.
Wilson won three games in a row to take a 3-1 lead over Dyer
In the first four innings between Kyren Wilson and Dyer, Wilson played very well in competitive form. In the first game, Wilson scored 52 points with a single shot and multiple opportunities to win the first game 72:22 and successfully took a 1-0 lead and took the lead.
In the second game, Wilson scored 88 points with his excellent ability to seize opportunities and won the game 88-12, leading Dale 2-0 to extend his advantage in this game.
In the third game, Dale took the lead to score 30 points and made a serious mistake, and then Wilson scored 75 points with a single shot to win the game 75:30, leading Dale 3-0 and extending the difference between the two sides to three games.
In the fourth game, Wilson made a mistake after scoring 5 points, and then Dale played a great competitive state and won the game with a single-shot performance of 120 points, falling behind Wilson 1-3.
Dale lost five games in a row to trail Wilson 1-8
As the game entered the second half of the first stage of the game, Wilson gradually found his hot form in the game. In the fifth game, Wilson stopped giving Dale any chance after scoring the red ball, and won the game with a single-shot performance of 123 points to take a 4-1 lead.
In the 6th game, Wilson won the game with an excellent performance of 96 points with a single stroke, leading Dale 5-1 and continuing to expand the advantage.
In the 7th game, although Dale scored 70 points in this game, Wilson still relied on 50 points in a single stroke and multiple layups to complete a single game with a 74:70 performance to take a 6-1 lead.
In the 8th game, Wilson won the game with a single-stroke performance of 77 points and led Dale 7-1. In the 9th game, Wilson scored 73 points with a single shot and won the game 98-0, leading Dale 8-1 and widening the difference to seven games.
Wilson sealed the win to beat Dale 10-1
After entering the second stage of the competition, Wilson still maintained a very good competitive form. In the 10th game, Dale took the lead in trying the cue ball to sink into the bottom and make a mistake, and then Wilson chose to play the red ball as a defense. Dale made a serious mistake in trying to attack, and Wilson scored 30 points with a red ball in the right middle pocket, and chose to defend due to a call error.
Defensively, Dale took advantage of Wilson's mistake to score the red ball and started with a red ball, but after only 27 points, he made a serious mistake when hitting a simple pink ball. Wilson seized the opportunity to score a red ball and won the game with a 65-95:27 performance in a single stroke, thus leading Dale 9-1 and taking the first match point.
In the 11th game, Wilson made a mistake when he tried to attack the red ball in the right bottom pocket, and then Dale also made a mistake in trying to attack the red ball in the left bottom pocket. Due to the unsatisfactory position, the two players were forced to open a defensive duel. In the process of defense, Wilson took the lead in scoring the red ball and won the game by scoring 88 points in a single shot to sweep Dale 10-1.