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词条 2002 LG Cup (snooker)
释义

  1. Tournament summary

     Background  Qualifying  Round one  Round two  Round three  Quarter-finals  Semi-finals  Final 

  2. Main draw

  3. Score of the final

  4. Qualifying

      Round 1    Round 2–4  

  5. References

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|tournament_name=LG Cup
|dates=5–13 October 2002
|venue=Guild Hall
|location=Preston
|country=England
|organisation=World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association
|format=Ranking event
|Total prize fund=£597,200
|winners_share=£82,500
|highest_break={{flagicon|ENG}} Stephen Lee (141)
|winner={{flagicon|SCO}} Chris Small
|runner_up={{flagicon|SCO}} Alan McManus
|score=9–5
|previous=2001
|next=2003
}}

The 2002 LG Cup was the 2002 edition of the professional Grand Prix snooker tournament and was held from 5 to 13 October 2002 at the Guild Hall in Preston, Lancashire, England. It was the second year the event was known as the LG Cup and the 21st overall staging of the competition. The tournament was the first of eight World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) ranking events in the 2002/2003 season and it was televised in the United Kingdom on the BBC.

150/1 outsider Chris Small, who suffers from the spinal condition ankylosing spondylitis, won the tournament defeating fellow Scot Alan McManus nine {{Cuegloss|frame|frames}} to five (9–5) in the final. It was Small's first major ranking tournament title of his career. In the semi-finals Small beat Jimmy Michie 6–2 and McManus defeated six-time world champion Steve Davis 6–2. Stephen Lee compiled the tournament's highest break of a 141 total clearance in his second round match against Ryan Day. The tournament preceded the second ranking event of the season, the British Open.

Tournament summary

Background

The tournament was created as the Professional Players Tournament in 1982 by the snooker governing body, the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA), to provide another ranking event. It was renamed the Grand Prix for the 1984 event until 2001, when it was called the LG Cup, before reverting to the Grand Prix in 2004.[1] The 2002 tournament was held at the Guild Hall in Preston, Lancashire between 5 and 13 October. It was the first of eight WPBSA ranking events in the 2002/2003 snooker season and the next event following last season's World Championship,[2] which was won by Peter Ebdon, his first victory in the event and the world number 3.[3] Stephen Lee won the previous year's running of the tournament in a nine {{Cuegloss|frame|frames}} to four victory (9–4) over Ebdon.[4] The event preceded the second ranking tournament of the season, the British Open.[2] Sponsored by the Korean multinational conglomerate LG for the second year in a row,[1] it had a prize fund of £597,200,[5] and was broadcast on the BBC.[2]

Qualifying

The qualifying rounds were played between players on the main tour ranked 33 and lower for one of 32 places in the final stage at Pontin's Snooker Centre in Prestatyn, Wales. The matches were best-of-nine frames until the semi-finals.[9] The successful qualifiers included the likes of Ryan Day, Shokat Ali, Ian McCulloch, Jimmy Michie, Robin Hull, Patrick Wallace and Jamie Burnett.[9]

Round one

In round one the 16 qualifiers faced members of the top 32, but not including the top 16 seeds.[9] Day, both the Snooker Writers Association and the World Snooker Newcomer of the Year, defeated Ali Carter 5–3. Day quickly built a 3–0 lead but Carter got the score back to 3–2 with breaks of 53 and 65 before Day won the match with a 83 break in frame six and a clearance in the eighth.[6] Anthony Davies whitewashed Marcus Campbell with runs of 84, 85 and 72 to set-up a second-round match with world number 4 John Higgins.[7] Ali, Pakistan's number one ranked player, compiled breaks of 64, 51, 95 and 98 in a 5–1 victory over 1991 world champion John Parrott.[8] Fergal O'Brien edged out Nick Dyson 5–3, while Tony Drago and Gerard Greene defeated Gary Wilkinson and Dominic Dale respectively by the same scoreline.[6] Drew Henry was also beaten by exactly the same scoreline by Michael Holt,[6] and Anthony Hamilton overcame Ian McCulloch to win 5–4 in a game that concluded past midnight on 5 October after a final frame safety exchange on the pink ball.[9]

Former World Matchplay champion James Wattana defeated Hull 5–4, coming from 4–0 behind to win four consecutive frames from runs of 56, 51 and 43 to force a final frame decider. Wattana won it after Hull left a red ball in the jaws of a corner pocket.[10] Michael Judge whitewashed Dave Finbow 5–0, a match in which Judge's highest break was 48 and Finbow conceded the fifth frame despite being 49 points behind with 59 remaining on the table.[11] Six-time world champion Steve Davis executed the competition's third whitewash with a 5–0 victory over the world number 46 Jamie Burnett to set up a match with fellow Londoner Jimmy White for the first time in a ranking tournament since the semi-finals of the 1995 International Open.[12] World number 29 Chris Small, who suffers from the spinal condition ankylosing spondylitis, beat Mark Davis 5–2.[12] Small led Mark Davis 4–0 until the latter took two frames in a row. Small responded to claim frame seven and win the match.[13] Scottish Open runner-up David Gray won 5–1 against Atthasit Mahitthi, while Patrick Wallace came from 2–0 and 4–3 behind to beat Dave Harold 5–4 in a 4-hour and 34 minute game. That delayed Nigel Bond's match with Brian Morgan by two hours, which Bond won 5–1.[8] In the last game of round one, Michie beat Marco Fu 5–1.[2]

Round two

The winners of round 1 went through to face members of the top 16.[9] Day's run ended, being defeated 5–4 by Lee, who achieved a 141 total clearance (the highest break of the tournament) and Day compiled a 57 break to force a final frame decider. A break of 52 that commenced with a fluked red ball won Lee the match.[8] Higgins beat Davies in a 5–0 whitewash during which he missed an opportunity to achieve a maximum break in frame five,[14] as he outscored Davies 361–75.[15] Greene produced breaks of 61 and 78 in his 5–1 victory over world number 12 Graeme Dott.[14] Ronnie O'Sullivan produced runs of 85, 56, 52 and 43 to beat Hamilton 5–2 in 85 minutes but he expressed his displeasure at not achieving a sixth career maximum break because of a lack of concentration.[16] Ali missed a straightforward red ball while on 47 points in the opening frame of his 5–0 whitewash to McManus.[17] Stephen Hendry, the seven-time world champion, opened his match with Drago with the first two frames in his possession. Drago made runs of 32 and 36 to clinch frame three but Hendry won the following three with breaks of 52, 56 and 65 for the victory.[18]

O'Brien assumed a 2–0 advantage with one run of 128 and his opponent Ebdon responded with a 101 break. Further runs of 103, 45 and 53 put Ebdon into the lead but O'Brien won the game 5–4 with victories in frame eight and the 41-minute ninth. In the match between Paul Hunter and Wattana, Hunter led 4–0 before Wattana won three successive frames. Hunter won frame eight and the match with a score of 91–8.[19] Mark Williams led Judge 2–0 before Judge took three frames in a row to be 3–2 in front. Williams made a match-high break of 60 en route to winning 5–3 and his 39th career victory opening tournament game. Holt overcame Quinten Hann 5–4 in a quarter of an hour battle on the final pink and black balls in the deciding frame of their match.[20] White came from 3–1 behind to tie Davis at 3–3 with a break of 72. Both players shared the next two frames to force a final frame decider. Leading 49–16 with five un-potted red balls on the table, Davis fluked one of them and went on to produce a break of 21 to win the match that ran past midnight due to other fixtures running longer than expected.[21]

On the second table, world number 16 Joe Perry lost 2–5 to Small despite the latter's heavy back strain.[21] World number 5 and 1997 world champion Ken Doherty was the highest ranked player to lose in the round when Wallace beat him 5–3, and dedicated the victory to his practice partner and former Northern Ireland Amateur Championship runner-up Barry McNamee who died when a car struck him that year.[22] Joe Swail was another top 16 seed to be eliminated in round two when he lost 5–3 to Bond despite leading 3–1 midway through.[23] Of the other two second round matches, Matthew Stevens lost 1–5 to Gray and Michie won 5–2 against the world number 11 Mark King.[24]

Round three

In the third round Lee led McManus 3–1 but the latter took four straight frames with a break of 105 to force a final frame decider. Lee missed the final yellow ball shot and he potted the cue ball to give McManus the penalty points he required to return to contention and the latter made a 51 clearance to win 5–4.[25] Greene took his fifth victory of the season when he beat O'Brien by the same scoreline.[24] Small produced breaks of 58, 71 and 100 as he compiled 300 unanswered points against Higgins who won frame five to prevent a whitewash but Small took the sixth to claim a 5–1 victory. Holt took a 3–0 lead over O'Sullivan who responded to claim five consecutive frames for a 5–3 victory to avoid elimination.[26]

Hunter led Hendry 3–1 with breaks of 112 and 66 and to 4–2 when Hendry achieved a 67 break in frame six before Hunter clinched the game 5–3 in a disjointed eighth frame.[27] Michie edged out Wallace 5–4 to enter his first ranking professional tournament quarter-final since 1999.[28] Similarly, Davis took the opening three frames of a match against Williams while the latter claimed frame four. Davis produced a run of 69 in frame five and he then compiled a match-winning 48 in the sixth frame for a final score of 5–1 in his favour. Davis remarked of his performance after the match, "It's the best I've played for years."[29] In the final third round match Gray came from 4–2 behind to beat Bond 5–3.[30]

Quarter-finals

In the quarter-finals Small defeated O'Sullivan 5–1 to reach his first semi-final since the 1998 tournament. Small produced breaks of 81, 44, 71 and 137, which gave him a 4–0 lead at the mid-session interval. O'Sullivan prevented the first whitewash of his career since the 1997 China International with victory in a disjointed frame five but Small won the match with a 78 clearance in the sixth.[31] Greene compiled breaks of 66 and 77 to lead Michie 2–0. After Michie won frame three, Greene took the following two to hold a 4–1 advantage. Michie responded with breaks of 66 and 98 to force a final frame decider, which he won on a long-range pink ball shot for a 5–4 scoreline.[32]

Davis overcame Hunter 5–4 in a tightly contested match that lasted 3 hours and 32 minutes. Coming from 3–0 and 4–2 behind, Davis was aided by runs of 47, 105 and 52 to bring the game to a final frame decider. With one red ball left on the table in frame nine, Hunter missed it five times from a snookered position and Davis accrued 21 points in fouls from Hunter.[33] Davis won the 47-minute concluding frame and the match with a score of 85–40.[34] McManus defeated Gray 5–3 in a match which Gray's highest break was 98. McManus came from 3–1 down to produce runs of 76, 94 and 46 and won a untidy eighth frame to progress into his 35th career semi-final.[35]

Semi-finals

The semi-finals on 12 October were best-of-11 frames.[9] Small reached the first major ranking final of his career when he beat Michie 6–2.[36] Small began strongly with the first four frames, which included a 41-minute frame two that Michie lost because of a tight battle on the pink ball and Small then produced a break of 77 in the third.[37] After the mid-session interval, Michie won frames five and six but runs of 36, 37, 43 and 39 clinched the match for Small, who spoke of his delight to reach the final, "When I was a youngster I watched the snooker on television and thought how great it must be to play in a major final. Now I've done it at last and I'm determined to enjoy it. It's a dream come true and I can't wait."[36]

The other semi-final match saw McManus reach his 15th career final and he prevented Davis from entering his 99th career final with a 6–4 victory in a match that lasted almost five hours. McManus won three frames on the pink ball and achieved breaks of 78, 50 and 76 to seal the victory.[38] The eighth frame had a male spectator ejected from the Preston Guild Hall for audible snoring and it was twice restarted because of separate safety shot stalemates.[39] After the game, McManus called it "one of the hardest matches of my life" after he did not pot a single ball because of extended table play from Davis,[39] "Halfway through I felt like a couldn't pot a ball so I'm pleased to have got through. I think it will be a different game in the final because Chris goes for his shots. It's a big match for both of us."[38]

Final

In the all-Scottish best-of-17 final on 13 October, 150/1 outsider Small defeated McManus 9–5 in a 6-hour and 13 minute match to win the first major ranking tournament title of his career at the age of 29.[40][41] Small earned £82,500 for the win.[42] The victory, according to Phil Yates of The Times, made Small possibly, "one of the most unlikely winners of a leading competition for years" because of his reputation of being a journeyman and him requiring monthly injections to reduce the effect of his spinal condition.[40]

In the first session of the final, McManus took an early 3–1 lead with successive breaks of 62 and 73. Small then reduced McManus' lead by one frame with a half century break before McManus produced a 62 run to hold a 4–2 advantage. Small later produced a 69 run in frame seven and won the eighth to end the first session tied at 4–4.[43] When play resumed in the second session, a break of 62 from Small after McManus missed a mid-range red ball to a top corner pocket for the lead. More safety errors from McManus gave Small a chance to produce runs of 47 and 27 in frame ten as the former did not record a single point in this period. But McManus took the eleventh frame when Small could not pot the last red ball on the table along the top cushion. Small took the next three frames to win the match and the tournament. He became the first non-top 16 ranked player to win a ranking tournament since O'Brien at the 1999 British Open.[44]

After the match, Small dedicated his victory to his grandmother who died three years prior, "I held her hand in hospital the day before she died and when she asked me to win a tournament for her one day, I promised her I would. Now I've done it, so I just hope she was up there looking down and watching my victory."[45] He also said it felt "like a dream",[46] while also discussing the effects of his spinal condition, and used the winnings to pay the mortgage on his house.[47] McManus said he was pleased for Small and did not believe his game with Davis wore him out despite appearing visibly tired, "But from my point of view it was an anti-climax. It was not a great match but Chris was solid and if I left anything sticking out he knocked it in. But I'm delighted for him, he's a lovely lad and he deserves this victory after all he's been through."[47]

Main draw

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Score of the final

Final: Best of 17 frames. Referee: {{flagicon|WAL}} Paul Collier.
Guild Hall, Preston, England, 13 October 2002.[2]
Alan McManus (15)
{{SCO}}		5–9Chris Small (29)
{{SCO}}
Afternoon: 30–81, 94–34, 68–19 (62), 78–15 (73), 6–75 (51), 75–24 (62), 0–69 (69), 52–54
Evening: 0–94 (62), 0–75, 58–55, 48–76, 31–65 (65), 28–63
73Highest break 69
0Century breaks 0
350+ breaks 4

Qualifying

[48]

Round 1

Best of 9 frames

{{col-begin}}{{col-2}}
WAL}} Ryan Day5–3ENG}} Matthew Selt
CAN}} Alain Robidoux5–3SCO}} Hugh Abernethy
ENG}} Peter Lines5–4ENG}} Lee Spick
ENG}} Rod Lawler5–3WAL}} Peter Roscoe
ENG}} John Read3–5AUS}} Johl Younger
ENG}} Antony Bolsover2–5ENG}} Jamie Cope
ENG}} Paul Wykes5–3CHN}} Jin Long
ENG}} Jason Ferguson0–5THA}} Atthasit Mahitthi
WAL}} Paul Davies4–5ENG}} David Gilbert
ENG}} Tony Jones4–5IRL}} Colm Gilcreest
ENG}} Joe Johnson3–5CAN}} Bob Chaperon
ENG}} Stephen Kershaw2–5THA}} Kwan Poomjang
ENG}} Shaun Murphy5–2WAL}} Matthew Farrant
ENG}} Luke Fisher4–5NLD}} Stefan Mazrocis
ENG}} Paul Davison5–4ENG}} Justin Astley
THA}} Phaitoon Phonbun5–3ENG}} Mark Gray
{{Col-2}}
ISL}} Kristján Helgason5–1NLD}} Mario Wehrman
ENG}} Jeff Cundy3–5CHN}} Pang Weiguo
ENG}} Craig Butler2–5ENG}} Jimmy Robertson
ENG}} Andrew Norman4–5ENG}} Jason Weston
SCO}} Martin Dziewialtowski5–0ENG}} Nick Pearce
ENG}} Andrew Higginson3–5WAL}} David John
ENG}} Troy Shaw2–5ENG}} Simon Bedford
NIR}} Jason Prince4–5SCO}} David McLellan
ENG}} Matthew Couch4–5ENG}} Munraj Pal
ENG}} Wayne Brown5–4ENG}} Ricky Walden
ENG}} Neal Foulds0–5IRE}} Leo Fernandez
ENG}} Rory McLeod5–4ENG}} Darren Clarke
SCO}} Euan Henderson5–3IND}} Manan Chandra
ENG}} Sean Storey5–1ENG}} Eddie Manning
WAL}} Lee Walker5–1WAL}} James Reynolds
ENG}} Adrian Gunnell5–0WAL}} David Donovan
{{col-end}}

Round 2–4

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| RD1=Round 2
Best of 9 frames
| RD2=Round 3
Best of 9 frames
| RD3=Round 4
Best of 9 frames
| RD1-team01 ={{flagicon|WAL}} Ryan Day
| RD1-score01 =5
| RD1-team02 ={{Flagicon|CAN}} Alain Robidoux
| RD1-score02 =4
| RD1-team03 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Peter Lines
| RD1-score03 =2
| RD1-team04 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Rod Lawler
| RD1-score04 =5
| RD1-team05 ={{Flagicon|AUS}} Johl Younger
| RD1-score05 =2
| RD1-team06 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Jamie Cope
| RD1-score06 =5
| RD1-team07 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Paul Wykes
| RD1-score07 =1
| RD1-team08 ={{Flagicon|THA}} Atthasit Mahitthi
| RD1-score08 =5
| RD1-team09 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} David Gilbert
| RD1-score09 =3
| RD1-team10 ={{Flagicon|IRL}} Colm Gilcreest
| RD1-score10 =5
| RD1-team11 ={{Flagicon|CAN}} Bob Chaperon
| RD1-score11 =2
| RD1-team12 ={{Flagicon|THA}} Kwan Poomjang
| RD1-score12 =5
| RD1-team13 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Shaun Murphy
| RD1-score13 =2
| RD1-team14 ={{Flagicon|NLD}} Stefan Mazrocis
| RD1-score14 =5
| RD1-team15 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Paul Davison
| RD1-score15 =5
| RD1-team16 ={{flagicon|THA}} Phaitoon Phonbun
| RD1-score16 =3
| RD1-team17 ={{flagicon|ISL}} Kristján Helgason
| RD1-score17 =5
| RD1-team18 ={{Flagicon|CHN}} Pang Weiguo
| RD1-score18 =2
| RD1-team19 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Jimmy Robertson
| RD1-score19 =1
| RD1-team20 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Jason Weston
| RD1-score20 =5
| RD1-team21 ={{nowrap|{{Flagicon|SCO}} Martin Dziewialtowski}}
| RD1-score21 =5
| RD1-team22 ={{Flagicon|WAL}} David John
| RD1-score22 =2
| RD1-team23 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Simon Bedford
| RD1-score23 =1
| RD1-team24 ={{Flagicon|SCO}} David McLellan
| RD1-score24 =5
| RD1-team25 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Munraj Pal
| RD1-score25 =2
| RD1-team26 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Wayne Brown
| RD1-score26 =5
| RD1-team27 ={{flagicon|IRE}} Leo Fernandez
| RD1-score27 =5
| RD1-team28 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Rory McLeod
| RD1-score28 =4
| RD1-team29 ={{flagicon|SCO}} Euan Henderson
| RD1-score29 =2
| RD1-team30 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Sean Storey
| RD1-score30 =5
| RD1-team31 ={{Flagicon|WAL}} Lee Walker
| RD1-score31 =3
| RD1-team32 = {{flagicon|ENG}} Adrian Gunnell
| RD1-score32 =5
| RD2-team01 ={{flagicon|BEL}} Bjorn Haneveer
| RD2-score01 =3
| RD2-team02 ={{flagicon|WAL}} Ryan Day
| RD2-score02 =5
| RD2-team03 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Andy Hicks
| RD2-score03 =1
| RD2-team04 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Rod Lawler
| RD2-score04 =5
| RD2-team05 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Stuart Pettman
| RD2-score05 =4
| RD2-team06 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Jamie Cope
| RD2-score06 =5
| RD2-team07 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Nick Walker
| RD2-score07 =4
| RD2-team08 ={{Flagicon|THA}} Atthasit Mahitthi
| RD2-score08 =5
| RD2-team09 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Bradley Jones
| RD2-score09 =1
| RD2-team10 ={{Flagicon|IRL}} Colm Gilcreest
| RD2-score10 =5
| RD2-team11 ={{flagicon|SCO}} Stephen Maguire
| RD2-score11 =2
| RD2-team12 ={{Flagicon|THA}} Kwan Poomjang
| RD2-score12 =5
| RD2-team13 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Barry Pinches
| RD2-score13 =5
| RD2-team14 ={{Flagicon|NLD}} Stefan Mazrocis
| RD2-score14 =3
| RD2-team15 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Dave Finbow
| RD2-score15 =5
| RD2-team16 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Paul Davison
| RD2-score16 =4
| RD2-team17 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Stuart Bingham
| RD2-score17 =5
| RD2-team18 ={{flagicon|ISL}} Kristján Helgason
| RD2-score18 =1
| RD2-team19 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Mike Dunn
| RD2-score19 =5
| RD2-team20 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Jason Weston
| RD2-score20 =3
| RD2-team21 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Barry Hawkins
| RD2-score21 =4
| RD2-team22 ={{nowrap|{{Flagicon|SCO}} Martin Dziewialtowski}}
| RD2-score22 =5
| RD2-team23 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Mark Selby
| RD2-score23 =4
| RD2-team24 ={{Flagicon|SCO}} David McLellan
| RD2-score24 =5
| RD2-team25 ={{flagicon|WAL}} Darren Morgan
| RD2-score25 =5
| RD2-team26 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Wayne Brown
| RD2-score26 =3
| RD2-team27 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Jimmy Michie
| RD2-score27 =5
| RD2-team28 ={{flagicon|IRE}} Leo Fernandez
| RD2-score28 =2
| RD2-team29 ={{flagicon|NIR}} Gerard Greene
| RD2-score29 =5
| RD2-team30 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Sean Storey
| RD2-score30 =4
| RD2-team31 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Nick Dyson
| RD2-score31 =5
| RD2-team32 = {{flagicon|ENG}} Adrian Gunnell
| RD2-score32 =2
| RD3-team01 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Jonathan Birch
| RD3-score01 =4
| RD3-team02 ={{flagicon|WAL}} Ryan Day
| RD3-score02 =5
| RD3-team03 ={{flagicon|PAK}} Shokat Ali
| RD3-score03 =5
| RD3-team04 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Rod Lawler
| RD3-score04 =2
| RD3-team05 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Brian Morgan
| RD3-score05 =5
| RD3-team06 ={{Flagicon|ENG}} Jamie Cope
| RD3-score06 =4
| RD3-team07 ={{Flagicon|NIR}} Terry Murphy
| RD3-score07 =2
| RD3-team08 ={{Flagicon|THA}} Atthasit Mahitthi
| RD3-score08 =5
| RD3-team09 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Gary Wilkinson
| RD3-score09 =5
| RD3-team10 ={{Flagicon|IRL}} Colm Gilcreest
| RD3-score10 =3
| RD3-team11 ={{flagicon|FIN}} Robin Hull
| RD3-score11 =5
| RD3-team12 ={{Flagicon|THA}} Kwan Poomjang
| RD3-score12 =2
| RD3-team13 ={{flagicon|SCO}} Jamie Burnett
| RD3-score13 =5
| RD3-team14 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Barry Pinches
| RD3-score14 =4
| RD3-team15 ={{flagicon|ENG}} David Roe
| RD3-score15 =4
| RD3-team16 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Dave Finbow
| RD3-score16 =5
| RD3-team17 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Ian McCulloch
| RD3-score17 =5
| RD3-team18 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Stuart Bingham
| RD3-score18 =4
| RD3-team19 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Michael Holt
| RD3-score19 =5
| RD3-team20 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Mike Dunn
| RD3-score20 =2
| RD3-team21 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Mark Davis
| RD3-score21 =5
| RD3-team22 ={{nowrap|{{Flagicon|SCO}} Martin Dziewialtowski}}
| RD3-score22 =3
| RD3-team23 ={{flagicon|SCO}} Marcus Campbell
| RD3-score23 =5
| RD3-team24 ={{Flagicon|SCO}} David McLellan
| RD3-score24 =3
| RD3-team25 ={{flagicon|NIR}} Patrick Wallace
| RD3-score25 =5
| RD3-team26 ={{flagicon|WAL}} Darren Morgan
| RD3-score26 =4
| RD3-team27 ={{Flagicon|SCO}} Billy Snaddon
| RD3-score27 =3
| RD3-team28 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Jimmy Michie
| RD3-score28 =5
| RD3-team29 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Robert Milkins
| RD3-score29 =4
| RD3-team30 ={{flagicon|NIR}} Gerard Greene
| RD3-score30 =5
| RD3-team31 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Alfie Burden
| RD3-score31 =1
| RD3-team32 ={{flagicon|ENG}} Nick Dyson
| RD3-score32 =5
}}

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49. ^{{cite web|title=Grand Prix|url=http://www.snookerscene.co.uk/page.php?id=21|publisher=Snooker Scene|accessdate=15 February 2019|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20130124071643/http://www.snookerscene.co.uk/page.php?id=21|archivedate=24 January 2013|deadurl=yes|df=dmy-all}}
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