Pro Indian cueist Pankaj Advani blanked Sasan Lashkari 3-0 to enter the pre-quarterfinals of the 150-Up arrangement in the IBSF World Billiards Championship, here today. Advani kept the weight on his Iranian adversary by outlining enormous breaks in best of five recreations. The Indian ace secured the match with a break of 154 in the primary visit of the third diversion, which in the long run ended up being the decider.
Advani secured the main amusement with a break of 141 in his third visit, and at last won it 152 against zero of Lashkari. Proceeding with his great work, Advani additionally took the second amusement 152 against 20 of Lashkari, with a break of 91.
In the principal match of the day, Advani had assignment removed however enlisted a 3-2 win over countryman Alok Kumar who gave him an intense test. Ten-time title holder started the battle by losing the primary diversion 53 against 150, after he didn't discover any response to Kumar's 134 breaks. Advani bobbed back by sniffing past in the second diversion 150 against 117, with the cueists getting the gauntlet, attempting to outflank each other. Advani's break of 92 was simply enough a response to Kumar 72.
He then worn out the third amusement 150 against 20, rather effortlessly, yet lost the fourth diversion 117 against 150 when Kumar's break of 105 demonstrated superior to the Bengaluru fellows break of 90. Going into the fifth and the choosing amusement, Advani kept his lead in place by scripting a break of 115 as against Kumar 94. He, be that as it may, won the second match of the day by overcoming Myanmar's Chit Ko 3-1. The primary amusement saw Advani win 158 against 128. Ko scripted a break of 128, taking the underlying lead over the Indian star, yet Advani sacked the diversion by scoring a break of 150 in his first visit. Advani lost the second diversion 65 against 150 after the Myanmar cueist posted a 117 break. The Indian superstar won the following two recreations 150 against 112 and 150 against 39, to enroll the triumph.
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