German qualifier battle report: Murphy dramatically killed Cao Yupeng, Ding Junhui's season debut encountered iron rudder, Selby touching the junior is tantamount to sending points on the exam room.
The 2021 World Snooker German Masters Qualifier is coming to an end, many big names have basically appeared, in the 12 games that ended last night and this morning, the TOP16 players Selby and Murphy successfully broke through, Ding Junhui was forced to desperately contribute two 60+ to catch up, but unfortunately the decider appeared in the "one attack and one defense" There was a call deviation and loose defense and Was strangled by Davis with a 120 points. The two Chinese players who appeared on this matchday, the other was Cao Yupeng, who also suffered a Murphy kill and missed the German main competition. However, some veterans played well, with Dahdi, Stevens, Pinzis, Cansam and others all finishing 5-4.
Murphy beat China's Cao Yupeng 5-4 in a dramatic match to enter the main stage of the main event in the tempodrom in Berlin, Germany.
World No. 7 Murphy has an impressive record at the event. He won the title in 2015 and has made three semi-final trips. Next January he will travel to Berlin, Germany, with 31 other players, to launch a challenge for the title.
Cao Yupeng opened the game with a single shot of 88 points to take a 2-0 lead, but the attack was blocked in the next three sets, and intermittent scoring gave Murphy a chance. Murphy scored 3-2 in three consecutive sets with a single score of 56+118+102. Not to be outdone, Cao Yupeng won the 6th set with 128 points and tied the score. Murphy added another 75 points to take the lead 4-3 to win the match point. After that, the two men's offensive firepower was suspended. Cao Yupeng won the 8th set by fighting and tied the score again, and had two chances to end the game in the decider but failed to seize it. Murphy used the last red ball to successfully make a snooker, scoring 11 points and a simple mid-pocket red ball opportunity, clearing the table to the black ball to seal the victory 76-51.
In the other three round of 64 matches, Kansam won again in a showdown against Jones, who played a double-breaker, following the previous round of defeat to Higgins. He went down 0-2, 2-3, 3-4, catching up all the way to win two straight sets 5-4, with Ryan Day beating Clark 5-3 in the Welsh derby. Maflin, from Norway, sent a four-shot 50+ to repel veteran Lilly 5-3 from 1-2.
In the first round of the game, the focus of the battle, Ding Junhui ushered in the first professional game in 6 months, with a 4-5 defeat to veteran Davis regrettably stopped the first round, and the debut suffered an iron rut. But Ding Junhui also showed a tenacious side, he played a single 61, 88 points from 2-4 to 4-4, at one point saw the hope of a reversal, but the decider was destroyed by the extraordinary Davis with a high-quality clearance of 119 points.
The tournament is drawing to a close, the penultimate day of the German Masters qualifiers at the Cannox Centre. In other first-round matches, veterans Dahdi, Stevens and Pinzis all beat Viklin, Gould and Jones 5-4. Holt lost 3-5 to Figueredo and Maddox lost 2-5 to Cartier. Cretch 5-2 light green. Selby scored 134 points plus a single shot of 72 and 87 points to win 5-2 (wild card player) junior Rio, and this match was almost a score on the exam room for Selby. (Code words are very expensive, please click to pay attention, thank you)