Tetsuya Kuwata of Japan shocked the reigning Asian 6Reds Champion Amir Sarkhosh of Iran in the last session match of SEAWAYS - IBSF World Snooker Championship 2014 here in Bengaluru.

Kuwata made his intentions clear from the beginning where he scored a break of 53 points to pocket opening frame. Though Sarkhosh replied by posting two successive breaks of 56 and 59 points in next frame to make it 1-all but Kuwata again secured the closely fought third frame and gained 2-1 lead.

Moh Keen Ho of Malaysia set high break in Men's category surpassing 127 of Ehsan Heydari Nezhad and Amir Sarkhosh. Moh made 129 today morning in the last frame defeating Paul Schopf of Austria.

The reigning world champion (Masters) Phisit Chandsri of Thailand was impressive today and scored high break of the competition. He made 124 points break in third frame and defeated Wayne Brown of England 3-0.

The birthday boy Brijesh Damani of India registered a good win on his important day. He defeated Sweden's Farhan Mirza 4-2.

In the opening frame Brijesh had some difficulties and missed couple of chances but in the next frame he replied with a break of 51 points and leveled 1-all. Though he again lost the third frame by a margin of 55 points but that was all for him as after that in all frames he kept Mirza on edge and won the match 4-2 convincingly.

Siyavosh Mozayani had to fought hard especially in the last two frames to beat Dharminder Lilly of India 4-1 in SEAWAYS IBSF World Snooker Championship 2014 here in Bengaluru.

Mohamed Khairy of Egypt played outstanding snooker and shocked the reigning snooker champion Thor Chuang Leong in almost a straight game 4-1 here in Bengaluru at SEAWAYS - IBSF World Snooker Championship 2014.

India's top cueist Pankaj Advani fought a tough resistance Moh Keen Ho of Malaysia to win 4-2 in his opening match of SEAWAYS IBSF World Snooker Championship 2014 started on Wednesday in Bengaluru.

Today in Bengaluru city of India, the 2014 SEAWAYS - IBSF World Snooker Championships announced open by Shri Abhayachandra Jain, Hon'ble Minister of State for Youth Empowerment, Sports and Fisheries, Government of Karnataka.

Pankaj Advani has done it again. Just 5 days back, he won the World Billiards Championship (Point Format) and today he made it 'Grand Double' for this year by winning the Timed Format as well. He beat Robert Hall of England 1928-893.

It is rare to witness such a high quality performances where a semi final match finishes just by 5 points difference. This happened today in the match between India's ace cueists Pankaj Advani and Englishman David Causier, where Advani stepped into final of of World Billiards (Timed) Championship 2014 defeating Causier only by 5 points.