The World Snooker Championship entered important turns with the arrival of decisive roles from the Masters competition hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain during the period from 13-24 July 2025, in the Bahrain Convention Center hall at the Crown Plaza Hotel in Manama under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa, First Vice President 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 Sabah qualified for his group, while Yunus Saqr, Hamid Dhaif and Mohamed El -Sheikh, came out of the second round, to focus on the player Habib Sabah as a representative of the Kingdom of Bahrain in the Masters competition before the start of the six balls matches, and Sabah meets in the second round with the Indian Rashhahab Jin.
The second round matches were launched yesterday and resulted in the exit of Hamed Dhaif with his loss in front of Racheho Jin by three runs without charge, and Yunus Saqr from the Emirati Mohammed Al -Joker lost three runs against one run, and Muhammad Al -Sheikh from the Iraqi Ali Hussein lost three runs for a run.
The Indian from Chandra defeated Kuwaiti Ammar Taqi with three runs for free, and the Iraqi Firas Kamel defeated the Sri Lankan Sosana with four runs against two halves, the Qatari Bashar Abdul Majeed Ali Pakistani witnessed a fiber of two runs, and the Pakistani Muhammad Asif Ali Al -Welsh Tony Morgan with three runs without charge and the Qatari Ahmed Saif Ali Ahmed Asiri Ahmed Asir Two halves.
In individual under -17 matches, our national team player, Faisal Al -Maliki, lost from the Wales Riley Powell team, three runs for free, and the Omani Al -Mu’tasim Al -Saadi defeated the Indian Aref Sanchete with three runs for two runs, and our team player Faisal Al -Basri defeated the Ukrainian Larkov by three runs without charge. Hong Kong Kay Nam Bang on the Indian Vicafah Jada with three runs without a free, and the Polish and born on the Emirati Mohamed Omar beat three runs without charge, and Hong Kong Kwan’s player on Indian Rahul Williams with three runs against a run, and the Polish Swinski over the Indian Pepolia with three runs against one run.