2006 world snooker championship

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Graeme Dott, who had lost his four previous world-ranking finals, including one here to Ronnie O'Sullivan, survived a dogged recovery by Peter Ebdon, the champion last night to claim the title 14 just before one o'clock. A shot at the start of the championships, the year-old Glaswegian led going into last evening's final session. Ebdon, weary as he looked when he walked out of the arena down at half past midnight on Sunday, was widely expected to make inroads on his arrears yesterday afternoon only for the gap to increase from six to eight with Dott only three from the winning post. Assisted by a break of 56, Dott kept Ebdon scoreless in the day's opening frame before Ebdon threatened a revival, a break of 78 giving him the next frame and a largely tactical struggle of 31 minutes the one after. There was a potential psychological turning point at when Ebdon, from , obtained the snooker he needed to tie. The crisis passed, though, and from Dott improved to a interval position by means of a late 65, amazingly his highest break of the final at that point, and a minute frame in which he completed his recovery from 40 behind by clearing from last red to brown.

2006 world snooker championship

The —07 snooker season was a series of snooker tournaments played between 13 July and 14 May The following table outlines the results and dates for all the ranking and major invitational events. The top 16 of the world rankings, these players automatically played in the final rounds of the world ranking events and were invited for the Masters. Contents move to sidebar hide. Article Talk. Read Edit View history. Tools Tools. Download as PDF Printable version. Global Snooker Centre. Archived from the original on 19 December Retrieved 10 July Archived from the original on 21 December Archived from the original on 29 January Retrieved 26 February

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Graeme Dott. Peter Ebdon. View head-to-head. Jan Verhaas. Ronnie O'Sullivan. Eirian Williams. Marco Fu.

Graeme Dott, who had lost his four previous world-ranking finals, including one here to Ronnie O'Sullivan, survived a dogged recovery by Peter Ebdon, the champion last night to claim the title 14 just before one o'clock. A shot at the start of the championships, the year-old Glaswegian led going into last evening's final session. Ebdon, weary as he looked when he walked out of the arena down at half past midnight on Sunday, was widely expected to make inroads on his arrears yesterday afternoon only for the gap to increase from six to eight with Dott only three from the winning post. Assisted by a break of 56, Dott kept Ebdon scoreless in the day's opening frame before Ebdon threatened a revival, a break of 78 giving him the next frame and a largely tactical struggle of 31 minutes the one after. There was a potential psychological turning point at when Ebdon, from , obtained the snooker he needed to tie. The crisis passed, though, and from Dott improved to a interval position by means of a late 65, amazingly his highest break of the final at that point, and a minute frame in which he completed his recovery from 40 behind by clearing from last red to brown.

2006 world snooker championship

By Chris Tryhorn. Snooker: Graeme Dott led Peter Ebdon 15 - 7 at the end of the afternoon session at the Crucible and needs only three more frames for his first world title. Snooker: Graeme Dott led Peter Ebdon after the error-strewn first day of the world championship final was riddled with cautious play.

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Adam Davies. Gerrit bij de Leij. Mark Selby. World Snooker. Northern Ireland Trophy. Birmingham Mail on HighBeam Research. Nigel Bond. Simon Smith. Round 1 Best of 19 frames. The World Snooker Championship officially the Habib Subah. Patrick Wallace. Mark King. Six-time champion Steve Davis , who was 48, built in the first session a four-frame cushion against qualifier and semi-finalist Andy Hicks. Contents move to sidebar hide.

The World Snooker Championship officially the It started on 15 April and was scheduled to finish on 1 May , but continued into the early hours of 2 May. The sixth and final ranking tournament of the —06 snooker season , it was organised by the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association and sponsored for the first time by online casino

Archived from the original on 5 March The quarter-finals of the event were played as the best of 25 frames, held over three sessions, between 25 and 26 April. Jamie Cope. Dermot McGlinchey. English Institute of Sport. With two frames left unplayed in the afternoon, there was a potential 13 to face in the evening with Ebdon needing to win 11 of them to snatch the unlikeliest of victories. Joe Perry. Stuart Mann. Pre-qualifying 3. Sean Storey.