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Dharminder Lilly crashes out in league stage of Kolkata Open National Invitation Snooker

| | Jan 07, 2017, at 04:27 am
Kolkata, Jan 7 (IBNS): Pankaj Advani, Aditya Mehta, Sourav Kothari, Brijesh Damani, Manan Chandra, Alok Kumar, Faisal Khan, Siddharth Parikh, Laxman Rawat, Lucky Vatnani and Kamal Chawla have qualified for the knockout stage of the 3rd Kolkata Open National Invitation Snooker Championship 2017 organised by the West Bengal Billiards Association at the Bengal Rowing Club.

However, World Masters Snooker and 9-Ball Pool Champion Dharminder Lilly crashed out at the league stage after losing both his group matches to Laxman Rawat and Kamal Chawla with identical scores of 4-1.

 

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