Si Jiahui was alone again this time, although he tried his best to fight hard in the World Snooker Championships, but in the end he failed to help the Chinese snooker team break through the predicament. The entire Chinese team has been wiped out, and Si Jiahui also fell heroically, which is really embarrassing.
To say that in this game, Si Jiahui really showed his tenacity and fighting spirit. Against Jack Jones, a veteran who also broke into the quarterfinals last year, Si Jiahui was not dominant. After all, he has a historical record of 1 win and 2 losses, and he can play this part under this pressure, which really can't help but say that he is still honorable despite defeat. First of all, he fell behind 2-6 in the first stage, and most of this kind of start was that he couldn't come back after his mentality collapsed, but he didn't, he chased it to 7-9, although he finally lost 9-13, but the 9-10 approach really made people see a spark of hope.
Looking at the other team members, Lu Haotian, Ding Junhui, Zhang Anda and Pang Junxu, they all went out in the first round, which really makes people wonder why our team is so out of shape? Everyone is doing their best, but the result is so cruel. This is not only a challenge for them, but also a huge test for the entire Chinese snooker.
Jack Jones' run in the quarter-finals was not unexpected, given his history of performing well at the World Championships. Although his form has not been consistent this season, and he is only ranked 44th, he can break out at every World Championships, and this time is no exception. For him, this success could significantly boost his world rankings.
Speaking of which, although Si Jiahui's performance this time did not improve his world ranking, his persistence and fighting spirit are indeed worth learning from each of us. He has passed the first round of two consecutive World Championships, which is a very remarkable result in Chinese snooker. Despite not succeeding in the end, Si Jiahui has already shown his strength and grit.
Throughout the game, Si Jiahui's hard work, his every ball decision, and his every adjustment showed that he was a player who did not give up easily. This kind of spirit cannot be bought by money, and it is also the most respectable place outside of the competition results.
However, judging from the whole game, the Chinese team needs more thinking and preparation. Our players are not bad in terms of technique, but they always seem to be a little lacking in experience and mental adjustment in big scenes. There is still a long way to go, and I hope they can learn from this failure and come back stronger.
In the end, this World Championship is another painful lesson for Si Jiahui and Chinese snooker, but it is also an opportunity for growth. Si Jiahui's fighting spirit and Jack Jones's steady offense are worth pondering and learning again. Next time, I hope that more Chinese faces will have the last laugh in the World Championships.