Prem Prakash, Paul enter knockout phase

Press Trust of India  |  Chennai 

Coimbatore player Prem Prakash and Peter Paul of SRSA today ensured their berths in the knockout phase of the R Murugesh & Chintamani Memorial all-Open snooker tournament 2017 underway in Erode.

Prem Prakash posted a 3-0 win over Suresh of Erode, his third straight victory, and topped Group "F".



Paul blanked Baskaran (TNBSA) and Kumar (Erode) to secure a place in the 48-player knockout round.

In Group "O", Saran Raj of Coimbatore won two matches while cueist Anoop beat Srinivasan 3-1 but lost his two other games 0-3.

The tournament is being organised by Erode District Billiards and Snooker Association.

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Prem Prakash, Paul enter knockout phase

Coimbatore player Prem Prakash and Peter Paul of SRSA today ensured their berths in the knockout phase of the R Murugesh & Chintamani Memorial all-India Open snooker tournament 2017 underway in Erode. Prem Prakash posted a 3-0 win over Suresh of Erode, his third straight victory, and topped Group "F". Paul blanked Baskaran (TNBSA) and Kumar (Erode) to secure a place in the 48-player knockout round. In Group "O", Saran Raj of Coimbatore won two matches while Kerala cueist Anoop beat Srinivasan 3-1 but lost his two other games 0-3. The tournament is being organised by Erode District Billiards and Snooker Association. Coimbatore player Prem Prakash and Peter Paul of SRSA today ensured their berths in the knockout phase of the R Murugesh & Chintamani Memorial all-Open snooker tournament 2017 underway in Erode.

Prem Prakash posted a 3-0 win over Suresh of Erode, his third straight victory, and topped Group "F".

Paul blanked Baskaran (TNBSA) and Kumar (Erode) to secure a place in the 48-player knockout round.

In Group "O", Saran Raj of Coimbatore won two matches while cueist Anoop beat Srinivasan 3-1 but lost his two other games 0-3.

The tournament is being organised by Erode District Billiards and Snooker Association.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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