In Beijing, 2018, he shared the joy with Ronnie O'sullivan. If there were no more 147s in China Open this year, Bingham would get 20,000 pounds (about US$26,000) from the 147s' rolling pot and the 7,000 pounds (about US$9,000) high break prize. READ MORE: O'Sullivan wins record 36th snooker title This is the fifth 147 of Bingham's career, 12th of the season and 151st of the snooker history. The maximum break was a beginning of a three-frame streak to end the game after the 3-3 tie. However, in another duel, Bingham made 147 in the seventh frame to beat Peter Ebdon. China's Liang Wenbo, who stormed six frames in a row to beat Gary Wilson 6-3 on Tuesday, came from behind again to edge Craig Steadman 6-5 in spite of the latter's 5-3 lead.ĪLSO READ: Ding, Mark Williams crash out in World Snooker China OpenĬraig Steadman, who upset defending champion Mark Selby in the preliminary round, had a break of 142 in the fifth frame against Liang. Though top six players had waved goodbye after the first round, the second round was surprisingly marvelous. This is the fifth 147 of Bingham's career, 12th of the season and 151st of the snooker history (FAN JUN / XINHUA)īEIJING - The 2015 Snooker World Championship winner Stuart Bingham made 147 for consecutive two years at Star Group 2019 World Snooker China Open here on Wednesday.
Stuart Bingham of England competes during the quarterfinal match against Ronnie O'Sullivan of England at 2018 World Snooker Shanghai Masters in Shanghai, east China, Sept 13, 2018.
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