On April 6, Beijing time, the snooker World Championship qualifier ushered in a more bizarre match. Born in 2002, Chinese teenager Chang Bingyu was finally killed 5-6 by rival Wells after a long 14-hour period. In this game, Chang Bingyu led 5-4, and the game was interrupted for 8 hours due to the impact of the subsequent schedule. When it started again, Chang Bingyu had long lost his hand, and finally lost out.
The match was scheduled to take place in the first part of the second matchday. The first round of qualifying is divided into 3 sessions each day, with 4 matches in each session, each with a time interval of 4 hours. If a match cannot be completed within 4 hours, the match can be postponed until the last time of the day has been played at the empty table.
In 11 innings and 6 wins, 4 hours is basically enough for the players to finish, of course, when encountering players who play slower and have a more cautious style, 4 hours is not enough. In this match between Chang Bingyu and Wells, the two fell into a long battle. The two played relatively quickly in the first four innings, each blasting 122 points, as well as a single shot of 51 and 94 points. After playing 3-4, the two began to glue.
Chang Bingyu completed the Jedi counterattack in the 9th set. In the case of 0-55 behind, he directly cleared the table with a single shot of 70 points, and it can be said that morale is high. But at this point, there were only 10 minutes left before the start of the second period of the game. The referee then called a halt to the match. Wells also breathed a long sigh. He knew that if the game went on, he would be afraid of being more fierce.
After experiencing two sessions of the game, the time has come to about 6 o'clock in the morning Beijing time. Chang Bingyu no longer had the feel of the hand, lost 2 consecutive sets, and finally was killed 5-6. The game was finally played and was close to 12 midnight local time. Chinese youngster Chang Bingyu is quite sorry to lose the game, ending the journey of this World Championship.