Maltese snooker player Brian Cini has secured his place in the World Amateur Snooker Championship final after delivering two dominant 4-0 victories in both the quarter-finals and semi-finals. He will now compete in the final on Saturday at 8 p.m. against China’s Yang Gao who defeated Northern Ireland’s Fergal Quinn.
Quarter-Final Triumph
In the morning session, Cini displayed remarkable form, crushing Germany’s Umit Dikme 4-0. The German was given little opportunity to mount a challenge as Cini controlled the match with three impressive breaks of 72, 84, and 74 points. The frame scores were:
✅ 76-7
✅ 84-7
✅ 85-49
✅ 96-42
Massive Semi-Final Victory
Later in the semi-final against Poland’s Mateusz Baranowski, Cini maintained his relentless performance, securing another 4-0 whitewash. The frame scores were:
✅ 61-32
✅ 66-1
✅ 66-56
✅ 59-24
A key moment came in the third frame, where Baranowski took a 56-point lead, but Cini responded brilliantly with a break of 66 to overturn the deficit and win the frame.
Grand Snooker Final Awaits
Cini will now compete in the best-of-nine frames final on Saturday at 2 p.m., as he aims to clinch the prestigious World Amateur Snooker Championship title.
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