Mumbai: Warmed up and fresh from the selection and coaching camp at Goa and the Petroleum Sports Promotion Board (PSPB) tournament held there, champion cueist Pankaj Advani said: It will be survival of the fittest and since it’s a knock-out tournament, it will be very difficult to go for the Rs. 1.47 lakh bonus prize for the first highest break of 147 ” in the Cricket Club of India Platinum Jubilee Open snooker tournament that starts here from Monday.
The 10 a.m. pre-quarterfinal matches set to seven frames will feature Rupesh Shah and Pranit Ramchandani, Druv Sitvala and P. Manav, M.S. Arun and Deepak Khubchandani and Lucky Vatnani and Pushpinder Singh. “It will be a knock-out and hence a sudden death tournament for players,” said Kekoo Nichloson, Billiards Secretary, CCI. the hindu
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