Amee Kamani from  India shocked the reigning world champion Wendy Jans of Belgium by defeating her in straight set of frames 3-0.

In masters category, Alok Kumar from India curtailed Alain Vandersteen of Belgium and started off well since first frame with a break of 61 points to gain initial lead. He was up-front in second frame too and won 75-48.

Pakistani player Shahram Changezi crafted good breaks today in his match against Yeman player Ahmed Saloomi and defeated him 4-0.

Former World No.2 Zhao Xintong from China entertained the spectators with back to back two century breaks in last two frames and won 4-1 against Afghanistan's Mohammad Rais Senzahi.

The youngest player of this championship, 13 years old Yazan Alhadad from Syria, blanked Tunisian player Harzallah Oussema and won 4-0.

Former European Champion, Tatjana Vasiljeva from Latvia won the high quality match she played against former World Champion, Ng On Yee of Hong Kong. Both of them countered each other very well but in the last, Tatjana passed through and won the decider 3-2.

Muhammad Sajjad from Pakistan defeated Issara Kachaiwong of Thailand to top the Group N. They both played today to retain the top slot for the group.

Mohammed Shehab of UAE played very precisely and made good break with best shot selection during his match against Muhammad Faaris Kahn of South Africa and won 4-2.

Jamie Clarke from Wales was trailing 1-2 against Elaziz Oussama of Morocco but recovered well on time to save the match 4-2.

Unexpectedly, the match between Zhao Xintong of China and Lukas Kleckers of Germany ended up one-sided in favour of Zhao. Though both of them are high calibre snooker players and everybody expected a close contest between them but Zhao was also aware of this and he curtailed Lukas since the start of the match.