On April 11, the third round of the 2022 World Snooker Championship qualification tournament continued, and the Chinese legion had many more players to play, including two post-00s youngsters Yuan Sijun and Lei Peifan, who performed well, defeated their respective opponents, and successfully advanced to the final "Trial Day" decisive round, impacting the qualification for the main tournament only one step away. In the game, Yuan Sijun performed well, firing 3 consecutive shots to break the hundred, knocking out the world's 22nd-ranked Wales star Ryan Day, winning three qualifying matches in a row, showing good form.
Yuan Sijun is now ranked 86th in the world, the World Championship qualifier is from the first round, the first match is the former Professional Player of Scotland Ross Muir, and finally he won 6-3 to advance; in the second round against England's Halworth, Yuan Sijun won the same score 6-3, advanced to the third round, encountered the world's 22nd famous Ryan Day. The two have previously met once in a professional tournament, in the first round of the 2018 European Masters, when Ryan Day won 4-1.
In the first set of the game, Ryan Dai scored 69 points to take a 1-0 lead, but in the second set Yuan Sijun completed the super point to equalize. The third set began to enter Yuan Sijun's performance moment, playing 106 points, 126 points and 120 points in a row, breaking 100 consecutive shots, keeping a clean sheet Ryan Day, and strongly overtaking to take a 4-1 lead. In the sixth set, Yuan Sijun won a 5-1 match point lead in the fight. In the seventh set, Ryan Day was still in no shape, and in the end, Yuan Sijun won smoothly, and won easily 6-1 to advance to the decider round, and will compete with the winners of Highfield and Cahill for the main tournament seat.
And the other 00 in the world ranking 111, the 18-year-old young player Lei Peifan, he also started from the first round of the qualifiers, the first game 6-0 swept Maddox, the second round 6-3 victory over Carrington to advance again, the third round encountered the Swiss player Ussenbach, the result he withstood the pressure, after 3-3 draw, three consecutive sets to win 6-3, advanced to the decider round, will compete with Iran's famous Wafi for the main tournament qualification.
In the other competitions that have ended the day, Iran's Wafi swept Germany's Listenberg 6-0; Wales' Clark also swept 6-0 to gary Wilson, who is ranked 31st in the world; 2006 World Championship winner and Scotland's Graem Dort defeated Chinese teenager Pang Junxu 6-1 and scored the second full score of his career at 147 in the sixth set of the game, recreating the highlights of the past.