Player from Qatar, Ahmed Saif, faced a massive break of 64 points from Ishpreet Chadha of India in the opening frame of 6Red event today morning but that did not bother him at all and he come ahead in next frames with more force and defeated Chadha.

Mahmoud Elhareedy of Egypt shocked the former World Under-21 Snooker Champion, Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon of Thailand, who also played couple of season at World Pro Circuit UK. Elhareedy defeated Thanawat 4-2.

In a closely fought battle of Women 6Red, Indian player Suniti Damani shocked and defeated former European Champion, Tatjana Vasiljeva 3-2. This remained a high quality match where both the players tightened the strings from the very first frame itself.

Daria Sirotina of Russia and Waratthanun Sukritthanes of Thailand scored same points in their respective matches, which are now the new highest break of Women 6Reds Tournament.

Darren Morgan of Wales hits the first maximum (75) of 2016 World 6Reds championship today. He did it in the very first frame of his match against Hussien Abou of Egypt and set new highest break of the competition.

Former European champion, Tatjana Vasiljeva of Latvia began her campaign in Women 6Reds event on a winning node. She posted a comfortable 3-0 win over Egyptian player Maha Halmy.

Andrew Pagett from Wales faced stiff competition where he had to put in all efforts to defeat former World Pro Ranked 64 and twice Asian Champion Yasin Merchant from India.

Soheil Vahedi of Iran was initially struggling in his morning session 6Reds match and lost first two frames against John-Henry Griffith of Wales. But timely he worked out on errors and turned the match upside down and won 4-2.

Despite having fever, Indian girl Varsha Sanjeev shown courage to come and play match alongiwth her team-mate Arantxa Sanchis, and defeated Hong Kong’s best team comprises of Ng On Yee and Ka Kai Wan.

Chuchart Trairattanapradit of Thailand scored first century break (Individual) of the Team Snooker (Masters) Championship. He scored 104 while playing against Ahmed El Shafey of Team Egypt-8.