Shanghai Masters 2011
| Shanghai Masters | |
| Turneringsinformation | |
|---|---|
| Typ | Rankingturnering |
| Rankingpoäng | 7000 |
| Tidpunkt | 5–11 september 2011 |
| Arena | Shanghai Grand Stage |
| Plats | Shanghai |
| Land | Kina |
| Prispengar | 350 000 GBP |
| Till segraren | 65 000 GBP |
| Regerande mästare |  Ali Carter |
| Högsta break | 143 (Shaun Murphy) |
| Vinnare | |
| Vinnare | Mark Selby |
| Finalist |  Mark Williams |
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Shanghai Masters 2011 (Bank of Communication Shanghai Masters[1]) var en rankingturnering i snooker som spelades mellan 5 och 11 september 2011 i Shanghai Grand Stage i Shanghai, Kina. Totala prispotten var 350 000 GBP, varav 65 000 gick till segraren[2]. Mark Selby vann turneringen efter att ha slagit Mark Williams i finalen med 10–9, efter att ha legat under med 7–9. Det var Selbys andra rankingtitel i karriären.
Resultat
Final
| Final: Bäst av 19 frames. Domare: Eirian Williams Shanghai Grand Stage, Shanghai, Kina, 11 september 2011 | ||
| Mark Selby England | 10 – 9 | Mark Williams Wales |
| Eftermiddag: 74–75, 58–42, (113) 115–0, 38–76, 83–1, 0–132 (132), 84–55, 95–0, 45–68 Kväll: 55–25, 37–64, 63–42, 5–69, 39–70, 42–75, 6–81, 83–48, 78–60, 63–0 | ||
| 113 | Högsta break | 132 |
| 1 | Centuries | 1 |
| 4 | 50+ breaks | 4 |
Huvudturnering
Wildcard-omgång
De åtta lägst rankade av de spelare som kvalificerat sig för turneringen fick spela en wildcard-omgång mot åtta asiatiska spelare. Vinnarna kvalificerade sig för huvudturneringen[3]. Ingen av de åtta wildcarden lyckades dock vinna sin match.
Kval
I kvalet deltog de 82 av de 83 spelare på Main Touren som inte var rankade bland topp-16, och därmed inte kvalificerade för huvudturneringen. Igor Figueiredo deltog inte i kvalet[4].
Källor
Referenser
- ^ Bank of Communication Sponsor Shanghai Event
- ^ Prize Money Arkiverad 12 augusti 2011 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Provisional format of play
- ^ Shanghai Masters qualifiers Arkiverad 18 januari 2015 hämtat från the Wayback Machine.
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