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China Open 2014 – Last 128

16 February 2014 No Comment

The last 128, qualifying stage for the China Open 2014 were played in Gloucester at the Capital Venue, from 16 to 18 February, 2014.
All Grove players were involved. Neil is the defending Champion. Yu Delu, Judd, Neil and Li Hang qualified and will play in Beijing

Last 128
Matches are best of 9.

Yu Delu 5-0 Lyu Haotian
79(56)-0, 6-26, 74-65(63), 69(68)-37, 84-6

Dave Harold 5-4 Zhang Anda
25-55, 67-17, 55-14, 32-59, 0-75(75), 71(57)-1, 20-78(52), 71-37, 68(62)-0

Liang Wenbo 4-5 David Grace
0-101(100), 66-55, 76(69)-22, 22-123(54), 76(65)-0, 5-64, 68(52)-4, 1-91(56), 47-67
This was as close as it comes, but eventually David prevailed. Good scoring from both as well.

Neil Robertson 5-3 Li Yan
13-71, 87(87)-36, 76(54)-27, 48-60, 15-63, 64(50)-0, 61-23, 69(51)-14
Neil’s assessment was that Li Yan played very well. To the viewer’s eye both seemed to struggle. Difficult conditions?

Pankaj Advani 5-3 Chen Zhe
79(53)-43, 16-59(55), 87-2, 20-75(51), 61-64, 140(136)-0, 66-5, 71-50

Cao Yupeng 4-5 Li Hang
17-68(67), 67-52(51), 61-65, 1-78(54), 13-74, 68(57)-0, 70(63)-45, 75(74)-41, 10-78(55)
Hard fought and high scoring. Li Hang did very well to win the decider in one visit after “Eric” comeback. Hard work pays off.

Judd Trump 5-0 Elliott Slessor
77(68)-35, 71!71)-23, 80-24, 62-59, 71-44

Barry Hawkins 5-2 Cao Xin Long
61-18, 19-89, 84-42, 75(52)-14, 74(68)-25, 72-75, 67(52)-6

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