Cue sports at the 2009 Asian Indoor Games

Cue sports
at the 2009 Asian Indoor Games
Cue sports ; at the 2009 Asian Indoor Games
Venue	Phan Đình Phùng Gymnasium
Dates	31 October – 7 November
	← 2007 2013 →

Cue sports at the 2009 Asian Indoor Games was held in Phan Đình Phùng Gymnasium, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from 31 October to 7 November 2009.^[1]

Medalists[]

Men[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
One-cushion singles	Vietnam	Japan	Kim Kyung-roul South Korea
Three-cushion singles	South Korea	Vietnam	Ryuji Umeda Japan
English billiards singles	Thailand	Peter Gilchrist Singapore	Pankaj Advani India
Nine-ball singles	Li Hewen China	Singapore	Chinese Taipei
Snooker singles	Jin Long China	Afghanistan	Mohammed Shehab United Arab Emirates
Snooker team	India Aditya Mehta Manan Chandra Brijesh Damani	Qatar Ahmed Saif	United Arab Emirates Mohammed Shehab
Six-red snooker singles	Xiao Guodong China	Liang Wenbo China	Chinese Taipei

Women[]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Eight-ball singles	Chinese Taipei	Lin Yuan-chun Chinese Taipei	Fu Xiaofang China
Nine-ball singles	Cha Yu-ram South Korea	Japan	Chinese Taipei
Six-red snooker singles	Chen Siming China	Bi Zhuqing China	Thailand

Medal table[]


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	China (CHN)	4	2	1	7
2	South Korea (KOR)	2	0	1	3
3	Chinese Taipei (TPE)	1	1	3	5
4	Vietnam (VIE)	1	1	0	2
5	India (IND)	1	0	1	2
5	Thailand (THA)	1	0	1	2
7	Japan (JPN)	0	2	1	3
8	Singapore (SIN)	0	2	0	2
9	Afghanistan (AFG)	0	1	0	1
9	Qatar (QAT)	0	1	0	1
11	United Arab Emirates (UAE)	0	0	2	2
Totals (11 nations)		10	10	10	30

Results[]

Men[]

One-cushion singles[]

Round of 32 – 2 November
	Score
(THA)	WD	(IRQ)

Round of 16
2–3 November

Quarterfinals
3–4 November

Semifinals
4 November

Final
5 November

(VIE)

100

(QAT)

5

(VIE)

79

(KOR)

WD

(KOR)

100

(LAO)

(KOR)

51

(KSA)

31

(JPN)

100

(THA)

52

(THA)

46

(IND)

35

(JPN)

100

(JPN)

100

(JPN)

25

(JPN)

100

(VIE)

100

(IRQ)

21

(JPN)

42

Kim Kyung-roul (KOR)

100

Kim Kyung-roul (KOR)

100

(LAO)

19

Kim Kyung-roul (KOR)

30

Bronze medal match

(KSA)

10

(VIE)

100

(THA)

34

(THA)

23

(KOR)

80

(QAT)

17

(VIE)

100

Kim Kyung-roul (KOR)

100

(VIE)

100

Three-cushion singles[]

Round of 16
31 October

Quarterfinals
1 November

Semifinals
1 November

Final
2 November

Ryuji Umeda (JPN)

40

(KSA)

5

Ryuji Umeda (JPN)

40

(LAO)

11

(VIE)

33

(VIE)

40

Ryuji Umeda (JPN)

36

(QAT)

(KOR)

40

(THA)

WD

(THA)

10

(KOR)

40

(KOR)

40

Kim Kyung-roul (KOR)

WD

(VIE)

13

(KSA)

Kim Kyung-roul (KOR)

40

(THA)

11

(JPN)

9

(JPN)

40

Kim Kyung-roul (KOR)

28

Bronze medal match

(LAO)

WD

(VIE)

40

(TPE)

(LAO)

39

Ryuji Umeda (JPN)

40

(IND)

11

(VIE)

40

Kim Kyung-roul (KOR)

36

(VIE)

40

English billiards singles[]

Round of 32 – 5 November
	Score
(IRQ)	WD	(KSA)
(LAO)	0–3	(VIE)
Geet Sethi (IND)	3–0	(HKG)
(IRQ)	3–0	(OMA)
(LAO)	0–3	(THA)
(MYA)	3–2	(VIE)
(KSA)	WD	(HKG)

Round of 16 5 November		Quarterfinals 5 November		Semifinals 6 November		Final 6 November

(THA)	3
(KOR)	0	(THA)	3
(IRQ)	3	(IRQ)	0
(QAT)	0			(THA)	3
(VIE)	0			(MYA)	0
Geet Sethi (IND)	3	Geet Sethi (IND)	1
(OMA)	0	(MYA)	3
(MYA)	3					(THA)	3
Peter Gilchrist (SIN)	3					Peter Gilchrist (SIN)	2
(IRQ)	0	Peter Gilchrist (SIN)	3
(THA)	3	(THA)	2
(MYA)	0			Peter Gilchrist (SIN)	3	Bronze medal match
(QAT)	0			Pankaj Advani (IND)	1
(HKG)	3	(HKG)	0			(MYA)	0
(KOR)	0	Pankaj Advani (IND)	3			Pankaj Advani (IND)	3
Pankaj Advani (IND)	3

Nine-ball singles[]

Round of 64 – 31 October
	Score
(SIN)	9–4	(KOR)
(LAO)	6–9	(INA)
(UAE)	9–3	(INA)
(THA)	9–7	(MGL)
(KUW)	WD	(SIN)

Round of 32 – 1 November
	Score
Fu Jianbo (CHN)	9–2	(QAT)
(UAE)	9–7	(KSA)
(IND)	5–9	(SIN)
(NEP)	4–9	(IRQ)
(MDV)	2–9	Yang Ching-shun (TPE)
(INA)	9–1	Al-Muhtadee Billah (BRU)
(KUW)	2–9	Naoyuki Oi (JPN)
(VIE)	3–9	(THA)
(KOR)	5–9	Li Hewen (CHN)
(KSA)	5–9	(UAE)
(QAT)	6–9	(THA)
(NEP)	9–6	(MDV)
(IRQ)	6–9	(IND)
(HKG)	9–4	(LAO)
(TPE)	9–2	(SIN)
(JPN)	5–9	(VIE)

Round of 16 2 November		Quarterfinals 2 November		Semifinals 2 November		Final 3 November

Fu Jianbo (CHN)	9
(UAE)	3	Fu Jianbo (CHN)	8
(SIN)	9	(SIN)	9
(IRQ)	7			(SIN)	9
Yang Ching-shun (TPE)	9			Yang Ching-shun (TPE)	8
(INA)	7	Yang Ching-shun (TPE)	9
Naoyuki Oi (JPN)	9	Naoyuki Oi (JPN)	4
(THA)	5					(SIN)	7
Li Hewen (CHN)	9					Li Hewen (CHN)	9
(UAE)	6	Li Hewen (CHN)	9
(THA)	9	(THA)	3
(NEP)	1			Li Hewen (CHN)	9	Bronze medal match
(IND)	6			(TPE)	6
(HKG)	9	(HKG)	2			Yang Ching-shun (TPE)	7
(TPE)	9	(TPE)	9			(TPE)	9
(VIE)	5

Snooker singles[]

Round of 64 – 2 November
	Score
(SIN)	4–0	(NEP)
(MDV)	0–4	(KOR)
Saleh Mohammad (AFG)	4–2	(LAO)
(KSA)	1–4	(OMA)
Au Chi Wai (HKG)	2–4	Pankaj Advani (IND)
(OMA)	2–4	(MAC)
(IRQ)	4–3	(SYR)
(UAE)	2–4	(KOR)
(BRN)	0–4	Manan Chandra (IND)
(SIN)	2–4	(AFG)
(KSA)	4–1	(LAO)
(MGL)	WD	(KUW)

Round of 32 – 3 November
	Score
Mohammed Shehab (UAE)	4–0	(MAC)
(SIN)	4–1	(IRQ)
(JPN)	1–4	(KOR)
(SYR)	4–3	(QAT)
Saleh Mohammad (AFG)	1–4	Supoj Saenla (THA)
(OMA)	3–4	(VIE)
(BRN)	2–4	Pankaj Advani (IND)
(KUW)	0–4	Jin Long (CHN)
Liang Wenbo (CHN)	4–0	(MAC)
(IRQ)	4–0	(MDV)
(NEP)	3–4	(KOR)
Ahmed Saif (QAT)	3–4	Manan Chandra (IND)
(JPN)	0–4	(AFG)
(KSA)	4–3	(VIE)
Fung Kwok Wai (HKG)	4–0	(MGL)
(TPE)	4–1	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (THA)

Round of 16 3 November		Quarterfinals 3 November		Semifinals 4 November		Final 4 November

Mohammed Shehab (UAE)	4
(SIN)	2	Mohammed Shehab (UAE)	4
(KOR)	0	(SYR)	2
(SYR)	4			Mohammed Shehab (UAE)	1
Supoj Saenla (THA)	4			Jin Long (CHN)	4
(VIE)	0	Supoj Saenla (THA)	2
Pankaj Advani (IND)	3	Jin Long (CHN)	4
Jin Long (CHN)	4					Jin Long (CHN)	4
Liang Wenbo (CHN)	4					(AFG)	0
(IRQ)	1	Liang Wenbo (CHN)	0
(KOR)	1	Manan Chandra (IND)	4
Manan Chandra (IND)	4			Manan Chandra (IND)	3	Bronze medal match
(AFG)	4			(AFG)	4
(KSA)	0	(AFG)	4			Mohammed Shehab (UAE)	4
Fung Kwok Wai (HKG)	3	(TPE)	2			Manan Chandra (IND)	2
(TPE)	4

Snooker team[]

Round of 32 – 6 November
	Score
Bahrain	3–0	Syria
Singapore	3–2	Thailand
Maldives	WD	Iraq
Oman	2–3	Macau

Round of 16 6 November		Quarterfinals 6 November		Semifinals November 7		Final November 7

Hong Kong	2
Qatar	3	Qatar	3
Bahrain	1	Laos	2
Laos	3			Qatar	3
Kuwait	2			Singapore	2
Singapore	3	Singapore	3
Saudi Arabia	3	Saudi Arabia	0
Nepal	2					Qatar	0
India	3					India	3
South Korea	1	India	3
Iraq	0	Vietnam	2
Vietnam	3			India	3	Bronze medal match
Japan	1			United Arab Emirates	0
Macau	3	Macau	0			Singapore	2
United Arab Emirates	3	United Arab Emirates	3			United Arab Emirates	3
China	2

Six-red snooker singles[]

Round of 64 – 31 October
	Score
(OMA)	3–5	Au Chi Wai (HKG)
(KSA)	1–5	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (THA)

Round of 32 – 31 October
	Score
(IRQ)	0–5	Xiao Guodong (CHN)
Supoj Saenla (THA)	5–1	(SYR)
(KOR)	3–5	(UAE)
(LAO)	2–5	Ahmed Saif (QAT)
(JPN)	1–5	(SIN)
Au Chi Wai (HKG)	5–2	(VIE)
(KSA)	2–5	Manan Chandra (IND)
(MGL)	5–1	(MAC)
Liang Wenbo (CHN)	5–1	(IRQ)
(SIN)	5–1	(OMA)
(HKG)	5–4	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh (THA)
(UAE)	5–2	(QAT)
(LAO)	WD	(VIE)
(JPN)	1–5	Pankaj Advani (IND)
(SYR)	4–5	(KOR)
(MAC)	0–5	(TPE)

Round of 16 31 October		Quarterfinals 1 November		Semifinals 1 November		Final 1 November

Xiao Guodong (CHN)	5
Supoj Saenla (THA)	4	Xiao Guodong (CHN)	5
(UAE)	3	Ahmed Saif (QAT)	0
Ahmed Saif (QAT)	5			Xiao Guodong (CHN)	5
(SIN)	1			Manan Chandra (IND)	4
Au Chi Wai (HKG)	5	Au Chi Wai (HKG)	3
Manan Chandra (IND)	5	Manan Chandra (IND)	5
(MGL)	1					Xiao Guodong (CHN)	5
Liang Wenbo (CHN)	5					Liang Wenbo (CHN)	2
(SIN)	0	Liang Wenbo (CHN)	5
(HKG)	5	(HKG)	2
(UAE)	2			Liang Wenbo (CHN)	5	Bronze medal match
(VIE)	5			(TPE)	4
Pankaj Advani (IND)	3	(VIE)	3			Manan Chandra (IND)	1
(KOR)	3	(TPE)	5			(TPE)	5
(TPE)	5

Women[]

Eight-ball singles[]

Round of 32 – 3 November
	Score
(MGL)	2–5	(INA)
(CHN)	5–3	Cha Yu-ram (KOR)
(SIN)	5–2	(IND)
(TPE)	5–1	(SIN)
Anuja Chandra (IND)	4–5	(VIE)

Round of 16 4 November		Quarterfinals 4 November		Semifinals 5 November		Final 5 November

Lin Yuan-chun (TPE)	5
(LAO)	1	Lin Yuan-chun (TPE)	5
(INA)	5	(INA)	2
(VIE)	2			Lin Yuan-chun (TPE)	5
(CHN)	3			(JPN)	4
(SIN)	5	(SIN)	3
(THA)	2	(JPN)	5
(JPN)	5					Lin Yuan-chun (TPE)	0
(JPN)	WD					(TPE)	5
(LAO)		(JPN)	0
(TPE)	5	(TPE)	5
(VIE)	1			(TPE)	5	Bronze medal match
Fu Xiaofang (CHN)	5			Fu Xiaofang (CHN)	2
(INA)	0	Fu Xiaofang (CHN)	5			(JPN)	2
Kim Ga-young (KOR)	5	Kim Ga-young (KOR)	2			Fu Xiaofang (CHN)	5
(THA)	0

Nine-ball singles[]

Round of 32 – 5 November
	Score
(INA)	7–4	(MGL)
Pan Xiaoting (CHN)	7–2	(VIE)
(JPN)	WD	(LAO)
Fu Xiaofang (CHN)	7–6	(INA)
(VIE)	2–7	(JPN)

Round of 16 6 November		Quarterfinals 6 November		Semifinals 6 November		Final November 7

Lin Yuan-chun (TPE)	3
Cha Yu-ram (KOR)	7	Cha Yu-ram (KOR)	7
(INA)	7	(INA)	2
(IND)	2			Cha Yu-ram (KOR)	7
Pan Xiaoting (CHN)	5			(JPN)	2
(JPN)	7	(JPN)	7
(SIN)	5	(THA)	3
(THA)	7					Cha Yu-ram (KOR)	7
(SIN)	7					(JPN)	4
(IND)	3	(SIN)	2
(TPE)	7	(TPE)	7
Fu Xiaofang (CHN)	4			(TPE)	4	Bronze medal match
(THA)	3			(JPN)	7
(JPN)	7	(JPN)	7			(JPN)	4
(LAO)	2	Kim Ga-young (KOR)	3			(TPE)	7
Kim Ga-young (KOR)	7

Six-red snooker singles[]

Round of 32 – 1 November
	Score
(SYR)	0–4	Chen Siming (CHN)
Kim Ga-young (KOR)	3–4	Vidya Pillai (IND)

Round of 16 1 November		Quarterfinals 1 November		Semifinals 2 November		Final 2 November

(LAO)
(THA)	WD	(THA)	4
Cha Yu-ram (KOR)	2	(SIN)	3
(SIN)	4			(THA)	0
Chen Siming (CHN)	4			Chen Siming (CHN)	4
Chitra Magimairaj (IND)	3	Chen Siming (CHN)	4
Jaique Ip (HKG)	3	(VIE)	3
(VIE)	4					Chen Siming (CHN)	4
(LAO)	1					Bi Zhuqing (CHN)	1
(THA)	4	(THA)	2
(SIN)	1	(HKG)	4
(HKG)	4			(HKG)	0	Bronze medal match
Bi Zhuqing (CHN)	4			Bi Zhuqing (CHN)	4
Vidya Pillai (IND)	1	Bi Zhuqing (CHN)	4			(THA)	4
(TPE)	4	(TPE)	1			(HKG)	0
(VIE)	0

References[]

^ "More Cue Sports Medals in 2009 Asian Indoor Games @ Vietnam". Cue Sports India. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 13 March 2013.

Cue Sports India

External links[]

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[1] "More Cue Sports Medals in 2009 Asian Indoor Games @ Vietnam". Cue Sports India. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 13 March 2013.

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