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4 Asian Indoor & Martial Arts Games Incheon 2013 Men's 1 4TH ASIAN INDOOR & MARTIAL ARTS GAMES INCHEON 2013 MEN’S 1-CUSHION CAROM SINGLES (1C) 1 NGO DINH NAI(VIE) 2013-6-30 16:00 C1 HASAN RUDY(INA) 2013-6-29 12:00 C2 ALIMAA BATKHUU(MGL) 2013-7-1 10:00 C1 JARJOURA JEAN(LIB) 2013-6-30 10:00 C2 SUJARITTHURAKARN THAWAT(THA) 2013-6-30 16:00 C2 MORI YOICHIRO(JPN) 2013-6-30 10:00 C1 4 KIM KYUNGROUL(KOR) FINAL 2013-7-1 16:00 C1 3 HWANG DURKHEE(KOR) 2013-6-30 19:00 C1 DELA CRUZ FRANCISCO(PHI) 2013-6-30 13:00 C1 SUWANNASINGH SURIYA(THA) 2013-7-1 10:00 C2 MA MINH CAM(VIE) 2013-6-30 13:00 C2 BATBAYAR DORJSUREN(MGL) 2013-6-30 19:00 C2 2 MACHIDA TADASHI(JPN) 4TH ASIAN INDOOR & MARTIAL ARTS GAMES INCHEON 2013 MEN’S 3-CUSHION CAROM SINGLES (3C) 1 CHO JAEHO(KOR) 2013-7-3 13:00 C1 MA XUAN CUONG(VIE) 2013-7-2 16:00 C2 SUJARITTHURAKARN THAWAT(THA) 2013-7-4 13:00 C1 HASAN RUDY(INA) 2013-7-2 19:00 C2 ALIMAA BATKHUU(MGL) 2013-7-3 13:00 C2 DELA CRUZ FRANCISCO(PHI) 2013-7-2 19:00 C1 4 UMEDA RYUJI(JPN) FINAL 2013-7-4 16:00 C1 3 KIM KYUNGROUL(KOR) 2013-7-3 16:00 C1 TAKESHIMA O(JPN) 2013-7-3 10:00 C2 BATBAYAR DORJSUREN(MGL) 2013-7-4 13:00 C2 GHOLAM ANTOINE(LIB) 2013-7-3 10:00 C1 SUWANNASINGH SURIYA(THA) 2013-7-3 16:00 C2 2 NGUYEN QUOC NGUYEN(VIE) 4TH ASIAN INDOOR & MARTIAL ARTS GAMES INCHEON 2013 WOMEN’S 6-RED Snooker (6SW) 1 SHI CHUNXIA(CHN) 2013-7-1 13:00 S8 DOAN THI NGOC LE(VIE) 2013-6-29 09:00 S6 SUHANA DEWI BINTI SABTU(MAS) 2013-7-2 10:00 S1 LAI HUI SHAN(TPE) 2013-7-1 13:00 S7 MAGIMAIRAJAN CHITRA(IOC) 2013-7-2 13:00 S3 HOE SHU WAH(SIN) 2013-7-1 13:00 S6 ANDAL FLORIZA(PHI) 2013-6-29 09:00 S7 PATHOM-EKMONGKHON NICHA(THA) 2013-7-2 10:00 S2 JIGDEN OTGONBAYAR(MGL) 2013-6-29 09:00 S8 ESLAMI TAHEREH(IRI) 2013-7-1 13:00 S5 4 NG ON YEE(HKG) FINAL 2013-7-2 16:00 S1 3 UAMDUANG AMORNRAT(THA) 2013-7-1 16:00 S7 TRAN THI TRUC XINH(VIE) 2013-7-1 10:00 S6 HUANG HSIN(TPE) 2013-7-2 10:00 S3 BAYARSAIKHAN NARANTUYA(MGL) 2013-7-1 10:00 S7 CHOI SOLLIP(KOR) 2013-7-1 16:00 S8 PRAVEEN NEENA(IOC) 2013-7-2 13:00 S2 LIM SIEW BOON(MAS) 2013-7-1 16:00 S6 CHAI ZEET HUEY CHARLENE(SIN) 2013-7-2 10:00 S4 FARHADI MANDANA(IRI) 2013-7-1 10:00 S8 IP WAN IN JAIQUE(HKG) 2013-7-1 16:00 S5 2 HAN YU(CHN) 4TH ASIAN INDOOR & MARTIAL ARTS GAMES INCHEON 2013 MEN’S Snooker Team (ST) 1 IOC 2013-7-1 19:00 S5 REPUBLIC OF KOREA 2013-7-1 13:00 S4 PALESTINE 2013-7-2 13:00 S4 IRAN 2013-7-1 16:00 S2 SAUDI ARABIA 2013-7-1 19:00 S6 JAPAN 2013-7-2 16:00 S7 HONG KONG, CHINA 2013-7-1 19:00 S7 CHINESE TAIPEI 2013-7-1 16:00 S3 KYRGYZSTAN 2013-7-2 13:00 S6 MALAYSIA 2013-7-1 16:00 S4 KUWAIT 2013-7-1 19:00 S8 4 SINGAPORE FINAL 2013-7-2 19:00 S1 3 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 2013-7-2 10:00 S5 SYRIA 2013-7-1 19:00 S1 PHILIPPINES 2013-7-2 13:00 S7 AFGHANISTAN 2013-7-1 19:00 S2 VIETNAM 2013-7-2 10:00 S6 OMAN 2013-7-2 16:00 S3 CHINA 2013-7-2 10:00 S7 INDONESIA 2013-7-1 19:00 S3 MACAO, CHINA 2013-7-2 13:00 S1 THAILAND 2013-7-1 19:00 S4 MONGOLIA 2013-7-2 10:00 S8 2 QATAR 4TH ASIAN INDOOR & MARTIAL ARTS GAMES INCHEON 2013 MEN’S ENGLISH BILLIARD SINGLES (EB) 1 CHAITHANASAKUN PRAPRUT(THA) 2013-7-4 19:00 S1 KOTHARI SOURAV(IOC) 2013-7-5 13:00 S2 VAHEDI SOHEIL(IRI) 2013-7-4 10:00 S2 ALJIFRI MOHAMMED TALEB M(KSA) 2013-7-4 19:00 S8 NGUYEN THANH LONG(VIE) 2013-7-5 16:00 S3 MAHANAA AL OBAIDLI(QAT) 2013-7-4 10:00 S3 SAGYNBAEV KANYBEK(KGZ) 2013-7-4 19:00 S7 HWANG CHULHO(KOR) 2013-7-4 10:00 S4 HEKTA HEKTA(INA) 2013-7-5 13:00 S4 BALUSHI FAISAL RASHEED MOHAMED(OMA) 2013-7-4 10:00 S5 BALDANDORJ BATSUKH(MGL) 2013-7-4 19:00 S6 4 HTAY AUNG(MYA) FINAL 2013-7-5 19:00 S1 3 BALACHANDRA BHASKAR(IOC) 2013-7-4 19:00 S5 SUJARITTHURAKARN THAWAT(THA) 2013-7-4 10:00 S6 OO NAY THWE(MYA) 2013-7-5 13:00 S6 AL OBAIDLI KHAMIS NASSER K A(QAT) 2013-7-4 19:00 S4 NGUYEN THANH BINH(VIE) 2013-7-5 16:00 S7 KURNIAWAN JAKA(INA) 2013-7-4 19:00 S3 SAGYNDYKOV KUBANYCHBEK(KGZ) 2013-7-4 10:00 S7 BAEK MINHU(KOR) 2013-7-5 13:00 S8 HARTHY HAMOOD HAMDAN SALIM(OMA) 2013-7-4 10:00 S8 SARKHOSH AMIR(IRI) 2013-7-4 19:00 S2 2 GILCHRIST PETER EDWARD(SIN) 4TH ASIAN INDOOR & MARTIAL ARTS GAMES INCHEON 2013 WOMEN’S 9BALL POOL SINGLES (9PW) 1 KIM GAYOUNG(KOR) 2013-7-4 19:00 P1 PRAVEEN NEENA(IOC) 2013-7-4 13:00 P3 HOE SHU WAH(SIN) 2013-7-5 13:00 P6 RANOLA IRIS(PHI) 2013-7-4 13:00 P4 HUYNH THI NGOC HUYEN(VIE) 2013-7-4 19:00 P2 27 LIU SHASHA(CHN) 2013-7-5 19:00 P3 PATHOM-EKMONGKHON NICHA(THA) 2013-7-4 13:00 P5 TAN HO YUN(TPE) 2013-7-4 19:00 P3 YUSUF FATEMA YUSUF RAJAB ABDULRAHMAN(BRN) 2013-7-4 13:00 P6 ZORIGT ZOLJARGAL(MGL) 2013-7-5 13:00 P5 KLAUDIA DJAJALIE(MAS) 2013-7-4 13:00 P7 RAHAYU AMANDA(INA) 2013-7-4 19:00 P4 4 YUKAWA KEIKO(JPN) FINAL 2013-7-6 12:00 P1 3 CHOU CHIEH YU(TPE) 2013-7-4 19:00 P5 DOAN THI NGOC LE(VIE) 2013-7-4 16:00 P2 BATTULGA UYANGA(MGL) 2013-7-5 13:00 P4 ALDOSERI JOMEYA YASER ABDULRAHMAN DALH(BRN) 2013-7-4 16:00 P3 SUHANA DEWI BINTI SABTU(MAS) 2013-7-4 19:00 P6 AMIT RUBILEN(PHI) 2013-7-4 16:00 P4 FU XIAOFANG(CHN) 2013-7-5 19:00 P7 CHAI ZEET HUEY CHARLENE(SIN) 2013-7-4 16:00 P5 BHANDAAL KEERATH(IOC) 2013-7-4 19:00 P7 TICOALU ANGELINE MAGDALENA(INA) 2013-7-4 16:00 P6 CHITCHOMNART SIRAPHAT(THA) 2013-7-5 13:00 P3 CHA YOURAM(KOR) 2013-7-4 16:00 P7 MALEKARA AISAN(IRI) 2013-7-4 19:00 P8 2 KAWAHARA CHIHIRO(JPN) 4TH ASIAN INDOOR & MARTIAL ARTS GAMES INCHEON 2013 WOMEN’S 10BALL POOL SINGLES (10PW) BHANDAAL KEERATH(IOC) 2013-7-3 10:00 P8 CHOU CHIEH YU(TPE) 2013-7-2 16:00 P3 CHEN SIMING(CHN) 2013-7-3 13:00 P4 RANOLA IRIS(PHI) 2013-7-2 16:00 P4 TRAN THI TRUC XINH(VIE) 2013-7-3 10:00 P6 HOE SHU WAH(SIN) 2013-7-3 16:00 P3 ZORIGT ZOLJARGAL(MGL) 2013-7-2 16:00 P5 SUHANA DEWI BINTI SABTU(MAS) 2013-7-3 10:00 P7 HARTONO JUNNAINY(INA) 2013-7-2 16:00 P6 ALSUNNI NAHLA AHMED QASIM(BRN) 2013-7-3 13:00 P8 KAWAHARA CHIHIRO(JPN) 2013-7-2 16:00 P7 KIM GAYOUNG(KOR) 2013-7-3 10:00 P5 UAMDUANG AMORNRAT(THA) FINAL 2013-7-4 10:00 P1 THAMME GOWDA INDIRA(IOC) 2013-7-3 10:00 P4 TAN HO YUN(TPE) 2013-7-2 19:00 P2 AMIT RUBILEN(PHI) 2013-7-3 13:00 P6 BATTULGA UYANGA(MGL) 2013-7-2 19:00 P3 MALEKARA AISAN(IRI) 2013-7-3 10:00 P2 YUKAWA KEIKO(JPN) 2013-7-2 19:00 P4 MASUM FATHRAH(INA) 2013-7-3 16:00 P7 ALDOSERI MAY YASER ARAHMAN MUBARAK DAL(BRN) 2013-7-2 19:00 P5 CHAI ZEET HUEY CHARLENE(SIN) 2013-7-3 10:00 P3 KLAUDIA DJAJALIE(MAS) 2013-7-2 19:00 P6 PAN XIAOTING(CHN) 2013-7-3 13:00 P2 CHA YOURAM(KOR) 2013-7-2 19:00 P7 CHITCHOMNART SIRAPHAT(THA) 2013-7-3 10:00 P1 HUYNH THI NGOC HUYEN(VIE) 4TH ASIAN INDOOR & MARTIAL ARTS GAMES INCHEON 2013 MEN’S 6-Red SINGLES (6SS) 1 XIAO GUODONG(CHN) 2013-6-30 13:00 S8 AL HASHIMI MOHAMED MUSTAFA MOHAMED(UAE) 2013-6-29 12:00 S1 SENZAI MOHAMMAD RAIS(AFG) 2013-6-30 19:00 S3 FATIMA KARAM(SYR) 2013-6-29 12:00 S2 FUNG KWOK WAI(HKG) 2013-6-30 13:00 S7 MOHD REZA BIN HASSAN(MAS) 2013-7-1 10:00 S5 LORDAN RODOLFO JR(PHI) 2013-6-30 13:00 S6 LIN SHU HUNG(TPE) 2013-6-29 12:00 S3 KHUSAIBI AHMED BASHIR ALI(OMA) 2013-6-30 19:00 S2 BERJAOUI MOHAMMAD ALI(LIB) 2013-6-30 13:00 S5 YOTHARUCK RATCHAYOTHIN(THA) 2013-6-29 12:00 S4 TUVSHINJARGAL KHASH OCHIR(MGL) 2013-7-1 13:00 S2 MAHAMEED MAMOUN H R(PLE) 2013-6-30 13:00 S4 MATSUMURA HIROSHI(JPN) 2013-6-29 12:00 S5 ALWADI YOUSEF IBRAHIM Y(KSA) 2013-6-30 19:00 S1 RATBEKOV YZATBEK(KGZ) 2013-6-29 12:00 S6 VAFAEI AYOURI HOSSEIN(IRI) 2013-6-30 13:00 S3 HAM WONSIK(KOR) 2013-7-1 10:00 S3 VONG TAT KEONG(MAC) 2013-6-29 12:00 S7 KIEU THIEN KHOI(VIE) 2013-6-30 13:00 S2 AL OBAIDLI ALI NASSER K A(QAT) 2013-6-30 19:00 S4 ANG BOON CHIN(SIN) 2013-6-29 12:00 S8 HUSSAIN A A A A ALAWADHI(KUW) 2013-6-30 13:00 S1 4 KHAN SHAHBAAZ ADIL(IOC) FINAL 2013-7-1 16:00 S1 3 WU YU LUN(TPE) 2013-6-30 16:00 S8 LEE CHUN WAI(HKG) 2013-6-30 10:00 S2 MOHAMMED SULTAN ALJOAKAR(UAE) 2013-6-30 19:00 S5 GULATI SUNDEEP(IOC) 2013-6-30 10:00 S3 BERJAOUI MAZEN(LIB) 2013-6-30 16:00 S7 SAGYNDYKOV KUBANYCHBEK(KGZ) 2013-7-1 10:00 S4 RACHMANTO YONI(INA) 2013-6-30 16:00 S5 MENGORIO MICHAEL ANGELO(PHI) 2013-6-30 10:00 S4 LEE GUNJAE(KOR) 2013-6-30 19:00 S7 THOR CHUAN LEONG(MAS) 2013-6-30 16:00 S6 AL KOJAH OMAR(SYR) 2013-6-30 10:00 S5 KAETTIKUN BOONYARIT(THA) 2013-7-1 13:00 S3 KURIMOTO TAKAO(JPN) 2013-6-30 16:00 S4 BUKSHAISHA MOHSEN AAZIZ M M (QAT) 2013-6-30 10:00 S6 BUSAIDI OMAR SULTAN HAMED(OMA) 2013-6-30 19:00 S8 LIM CHUN KIAT(SIN) MOHAMMADI SALEH MOHAMMAD(AFG) 2013-6-30 16:00 S3 2013-6-30 10:00 S7 FAN HIO FONG(MAC) 2013-7-1 10:00 S2 SARKHOSH AMIR(IRI) 2013-6-30 16:00 S2 MUBARK KH M S A ALOWAIS(KUW) 2013-6-30 19:00 S6 PHAM HOAI NGUYEN(VIE) 2013-6-30 10:00 S8 ENKHBAATAR ENKHJARGAL(MGL) 2013-6-30 16:00 S1 2 YU DELU(CHN) 4TH ASIAN INDOOR & MARTIAL ARTS GAMES INCHEON 2013 MEN’S Snooker SINGLES (SS) 1 DING JUNHUI(CHN) 2013-7-3 19:00 S1 SAFUDDIN NISAR AHMED(QAT) 2013-7-3 10:00 S2 FUNG KWOK WAI(HKG) 2013-7-5 10:00 S2 THOR CHUAN LEONG(MAS) 2013-7-3 10:00 S1 ENKHBAATAR ENKHJARGAL(MGL) 2013-7-3 19:00 S8 ASEERI AHMED ABDULLAH A(KSA) 2013-7-5 19:00 S3 LIM CHUN KIAT(SIN) 2013-7-3 19:00 S7 SENZAI MOHAMMAD RAIS(AFG) 2013-7-3 10:00 S3 MUBARK KH M S A ALOWAIS(KUW) 2013-7-5 10:00 S1 HEYDARI NEZHAD EHSAN(IRI) 2013-7-3 19:00 S5 KURIMOTO TAKAO(JPN) 2013-7-3 10:00 S4 RATBEKOV YZATBEK(KGZ) 2013-7-6 09:00 S6 FAN HIO FONG(MAC) 2013-7-3 19:00 S6 RACHMANTO YONI(INA) 2013-7-3 10:00 S5 KHUSAIBI AHMED BASHIR ALI(OMA) 2013-7-5 10:00 S7 WU YU LUN(TPE) 2013-7-3 10:00 S6 HAN SANGHEE(KOR) 2013-7-3 19:00 S4 AL KOJAH OMAR(SYR) 2013-7-5 19:00 S5 MENGORIO MICHAEL ANGELO(PHI) 2013-7-3 10:00 S7 MOHAMMED SULTAN ALJOAKAR(UAE) 2013-7-3 19:00 S3 SAENGKHAM NOPPON(THA) 2013-7-5 10:00 S6 KIEU THIEN KHOI(VIE) 2013-7-3 10:00 S8 BABAYEV KAMALADDIN(TKM) 2013-7-3 19:00 S2 4 MEHTA ADITYA SNEHAL(IOC) FINAL 2013-7-6 12:00 S1 3 AL HASHIMI MOHAMED MUSTAFA MOHAMED(UAE) 2013-7-4 13:00 S1 CAO YUPENG(CHN) 2013-7-3 13:00 S2 ANG BOON CHIN(SIN) 2013-7-5 10:00 S5 HUSSAIN A A A A ALAWADHI(KUW) 2013-7-3 13:00 S3 ALAJLANI OMAR ALI
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