What great recovery by Hassan Kerde of Australia who from 3-0 down against Brendan O’Donoghue of Ireland clawed his way back into the match and managed the seemingly impossible by winning 4-3.

The defending champion, Ng On Yee of Hong Kong, failed to save her title and made an early exit from the World 6Reds Women Championship today when Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan of Thailand defeated her in straight set of frames 3-0 (43-36, 44-12, 34-31).

Yesterday there was an off from the championship and representatives from different countries participating in the championship were invited to join on the boat of Governor of South Sinai for a sea trip followed by visit at KingTut Museum in Sharm-el-Sheikh.

Last season's professional player from India, Pankaj Advani, who opted out voluntarily from the pro-circuit has remained unbeaten at the end of league stage of 6Reds discipline and has gets the top-seed for Last-96 stage knockouts.

Hossein Vafaei Ayouri from Iran and Lee Chun Wai of Hong Kong hits maximum 75 in the 4th session of the day.

Excellent morning start for the Egyptian camp as their player Ahmed Zaki shocked the former world champion Darren Morgan of Wales in the 6Reds discipline. Zaki beat Darren 4-3.

Muhammad Sajjad saved his match on time before it could enter into a decider. He won the first three frames against Ehsan Heydari Nezhad and made clearance of 69 in third frame. Ehsan pulled back two by crafting good clearance breaks in both the frames (36 and 71) before Sajjad sealed the match in last two successful visits of sixth frame.

The Russian women team players, Daria Sirotina and Anastasia Nechaeva, displayed good break building during their match against Hong Kong.

Dharminder Lilly from India gave a sensational finish to register 4-3 win against former world champion Muhammad Asif of Pakistan.

In Women's  World 6Reds Championship, Tatjana Vasiljeva of Latvia performed well today after recovering from yesterday's shock defeat. Today She defeated Kathy Howden of Australia 3-1.