The World Championships of Snooker, hosted by the Bahraini Blys and Darties Games, started during the period from 13-24 July, in the conference hall of the Crown Plaza Hotel under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa, First Deputy of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, Chairman of the General Authority for Sports and Chairman of the Bahraini Olympic Committee.
The super world champion Habib achieved three victories in the group stage to lead the fifth group and qualified for the second round that 24 players qualified for, and he will be held by the defeated row, and the super he began by beating Omani Sami Al -Hamrashdi, then against the Egyptian Mohamed Essam, and on the second day he overcame the Emirati Mohammed Al -Joker with three runs without charge.
While our national team player, Hamid Dhaif, turned his delay in two halves without a win to a victory in three runs against two halves against Omani Al -Raisi player in the first group matches, and our national team player Younis Saqr overcame the Omani national team player Hassan Al -Harthy with three runs without charge in the Group Eight matches.
The player of experience in our team, Mohamed Al -Sheikh, started his matches in Group F, by defeating the Iraqi Ihab Saleh in three runs against two runs, then lost from the Indian Kamal Chaoula by three runs for free, and compensated for the victory over the Egyptian Mohamed Abdel -Qader.
The player of our national team, Jaafar Al -Rayes, was subjected to two consecutive losses in the Group Seven competitions against the Welsh Tony Morgan, then against Qatari Bashar Abdel Majeed with three runs without charge, and he won in his latest matches against the Bangladeshi Hussein Tawhid with three runs for a run and came out of the qualification race.
In the rest of the matches, Kuwaiti Ammar Taqi defeated the Saudi Omar Al -Ajlani with three runs for a run, the Indian Fiji Nietzani against the Iraqi Ahmed Mustafa with three runs without charge, the Indian Mannan Chandra against the Kuwaiti Abdullah Al -Youssef with three runs for a half, and the Pakistani witnessed AFP on the Egyptian Mohamed Noir in three runs for two games, and the Indian Brejish Damani Ali Irish Jay Tabra with three beats without In return, the Iraqi Ali Hussein Ali Al -Banjeradeshi, the two Salehin, with three runs for free, and the Emirati Muhammad Al -Joker Ali Al -Masry Muhammad Essam, the Pakistani Muhammad Asif Ali Al -Omani Haitham bin Ali, the Indian Kamal Chawla Ali Al -Masry Muhammad Abdel -Qader with three runs for free, and the Qatari Bashar Abdel Majeed Ali Al -Bantaldishi Hussein Tawhid in three runs for a half, and the Emirati Muhammad Shihab Ali Chandra with three runs for free, Omani Qasim Al Balushi Ali Irish Tom Gleleson in three runs against two halves, the Qatari Ahmed Saif Ali Irish Victor Makarmak with three runs without charge, and Sri Lankan Susanta Potigo on Saudi Ahmed Asiri with three runs for two runs, and the Iraqi Firas Kamel Ali Al -Qatari Abdul Mohsen Khamis in three runs for two runs, and the Kuwaiti On the Iraqi Ahmed Mustafa with three runs without charge, the Pakistani witnessed Attab Ali, Abdullah Al -Youssef, with three runs for two runs, the Indian Fiji Nietzani Ali, the Saudi Omar Al -Ajlani, with three runs for a run, the Indian Manan Chandra Ali Al -Masry Muhammad Noir in three runs for two runs, and the Pakistani Muhammad Asif Ali Irish Jay Shubra with three runs without charge, and the Emirati Muhammad Al -Joker Ali Sami Al -Hamrashdi with three runs for a run, the Iraqi Ali Hussein Ali, the Emirati Issa Al -Sayyid, with three runs for a run, the Indian Rashta Jin on the Bangladeshi, the two Salehin are three -run free of charge, the Indian Berjish Damani Ali, Haitham bin Ali, with three runs without charge, and the Iraqi Ehab Saleh Ali Al -Masry Mohamed Abdel -Qader with three runs for a half, and the Bangladeshi Hussein Tawhid Morgan with three runs against a run.
Second round matches
The second round of the Masters Championship was launched in the World Championship, by meeting the Qatari Bashar Abdel Majeed with the Pakistani witnessed Attab, Kuwaiti Ammar Taqi with the Indian Manan Chandra, and our national team player Mohammed Al -Sheikh with the Iraqi Ali Hussein, while our national team player Hamid Dhaif faces with the Indian Rashta Jin, the Welsh Tony Morgan with the Pakistani Mohamed Asif, and the Iraqi Firas Kamel with Sri L. Susanteh Potigio, and Saudi Ahmed Asiri with Qatari Ahmed Saif.
Eight groups in a 17 -year -old competition
The International Federation of Snooker distributed players under 17 to eight groups, and each includes four players, as our team player Faisal Al -Maliki signed in
The first group, Faisal Al -Basri in the second group, and Hussein Jahrami in the eighth group.
