Chinese players Zhao Jianbo and Yulu Bai have become champions of their respective Men and Women category for the 2019 IBSF World Under-21 Snooker Championships. The championship was held in the beautiful city of China, Pingdu - Qingdao.

Chinese women player Yulu Bai gave a shock defeat to multiple time world champion in different disciplines Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan of Thailand 3-0. With that win she is now in the final of World Under-21 Women Snooker final and will meet the defending champion Nuanthakhamjan of Thailand for best of seven frames final.

Defending champion of World Women Under-21 Snooker championship, Nutcharat Wongharuthai and other two Thai women players Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan, Ploychompoo Laokiatphong confirmed medal for their country by winning quarter final bout here in Pingdu, China.

2019 World Under-18 Snooker champion Jiang Jun of China caused major upset of World Under-21 Boys category by sending home the defending champion and his compatriot Wu Yize.

After the first set of Last-32 stage, already 6 players from China have already booked the pre-quarter final berth. Remaining 8 matches are still on and there too, five Chinese players are in contest for the coveted trophy of World Under-21 Snooker 2019.

After qualifying from group, Indian women player Anupama Ramachandran was on verge of elimination in first knockout match while playing against her compatriot Ishika Shah. Anupama was down 2 frames, where the first one she lost on black ball.

The women Under-21 player from China, Yulu Bai enters the knockout stage of World Women Under-21 Snooker Championship without losing a single frame.

The last league matches of World Under-21 Snooker Championship 2019 saw exciting contest and some great snooker matches. The most exciting match was on table-1 between Ma Hailong of China vs. Marc Fridman of Australia. After more than three hours and tough contest, the Australian boy Marc stayed winner.

3 hours 11 minutes long marathon match of Group L between Iranian player Amin Sanjaei and Joshua Burns was the last exciting match of the day. Through out these long hours, the match swung from this side to that and reverse. Finally, Amin Sanjaei came out from venue as winner.

Chinese women player Xia Yuying has already secured her place for the knockout stage of IBSF World Under-21 Women Snooker Championship by winning first three matches out of four in her Group A of World Under-21 Women Snooker Championship 2019 here in Pingdu, China.