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Asian Billiards Selection: Pankaj Advani, Balachandra Bhaskar Share Top Spot
Pankaj Advani, who had lost his opening match to Brijesh Damani, but beat Jaiveer Dhingra on Tuesday, chalked up three fluent wins over Dhvaj Haria and Bhaskar 3-0, and Rupesh Shah 3-1.
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World Billiards Championship: Balachandra Bhaskar Shocks Peter Gilchrist, Joins Pankaj Advani in Semis
Joining Bhaskar in the penultimate round was fellow-Bangalorean, 29-year old Pankaj Advani who held off Rupesh Shah 916-665 while England's David Causier overcame Dhruv Sitwala 1146-616 and another home player Robert Hall wore down Devendra Joshi 862-611 to complete the line-up.
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Pankaj Advani off to Winning Start in World Billiards
Pankaj Advani posted a best break of 128 while getting past fellow Indian Arun Agarwal at the World Billiards Championship while elsewhere Dhvaj Haria, Alok Kumar, Dhruv Sitwala, Rupesh Shah, Devendra Joshi and Ashok Shandilya also came through their respective opening league matches.
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Pankaj Advani, Rupesh Shah Star as India 'B' Win World Billiards Team Championships Title
Pankaj Advani and Rupesh Shah won their respective matches to help India 'B' beat India 'A' 5-4 in an all-India final of the inaugural World Team Billiards Championships in Glasgow.
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Peter Gilchrist Cues Past Pankaj Advani, Rupesh Shah to Pocket Glasgow Open
New Zealand's Peter Gilchrist eased past former world champion Rupesh Shah with a victory margin of 399 points.
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Rupesh Shah upsets Geet Sethi to enter world billiards pre-quarters
Rupesh Shah got the better of Geet Sethi 750-536 and was joined by four other Indians who made the Round of 16.
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Rupesh Shah wins Asian billiards title
Rupesh follows in the heels of illustrious champions like Geet Sethi, Ashok Shandilya, Devendra Joshi, Pankaj Advani and Alok Kumar.
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Alok Kumar, Rupesh Shah advance to Asian Billiards semifinals
Alok will play against Thailand's Praput Chaithanasukan, while reigning world champion Rupesh Shah will lock horns with Thawat Sujaritthurakarn of Thailand.
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Asian Billiards Selection: Pankaj Advani, Balachandra Bhaskar Share Top Spot
Pankaj Advani, who had lost his opening match to Brijesh Damani, but beat Jaiveer Dhingra on Tuesday, chalked up three fluent wins over Dhvaj Haria and Bhaskar 3-0, and Rupesh Shah 3-1.
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World Billiards Championship: Balachandra Bhaskar Shocks Peter Gilchrist, Joins Pankaj Advani in Semis
Joining Bhaskar in the penultimate round was fellow-Bangalorean, 29-year old Pankaj Advani who held off Rupesh Shah 916-665 while England's David Causier overcame Dhruv Sitwala 1146-616 and another home player Robert Hall wore down Devendra Joshi 862-611 to complete the line-up.
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Pankaj Advani off to Winning Start in World Billiards
Pankaj Advani posted a best break of 128 while getting past fellow Indian Arun Agarwal at the World Billiards Championship while elsewhere Dhvaj Haria, Alok Kumar, Dhruv Sitwala, Rupesh Shah, Devendra Joshi and Ashok Shandilya also came through their respective opening league matches.
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Pankaj Advani, Rupesh Shah Star as India 'B' Win World Billiards Team Championships Title
Pankaj Advani and Rupesh Shah won their respective matches to help India 'B' beat India 'A' 5-4 in an all-India final of the inaugural World Team Billiards Championships in Glasgow.
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Peter Gilchrist Cues Past Pankaj Advani, Rupesh Shah to Pocket Glasgow Open
New Zealand's Peter Gilchrist eased past former world champion Rupesh Shah with a victory margin of 399 points.
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Rupesh Shah upsets Geet Sethi to enter world billiards pre-quarters
Rupesh Shah got the better of Geet Sethi 750-536 and was joined by four other Indians who made the Round of 16.
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Rupesh Shah wins Asian billiards title
Rupesh follows in the heels of illustrious champions like Geet Sethi, Ashok Shandilya, Devendra Joshi, Pankaj Advani and Alok Kumar.
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Alok Kumar, Rupesh Shah advance to Asian Billiards semifinals
Alok will play against Thailand's Praput Chaithanasukan, while reigning world champion Rupesh Shah will lock horns with Thawat Sujaritthurakarn of Thailand.
