SEA Games: PH's Biado, Chua hurdle foes in 9-ball doubles opener | Inquirer Sports

SEA Games: PH’s Biado, Chua hurdle foes in 9-ball doubles opener

/ 02:06 PM December 03, 2019

Carlo Biado and Johann Chua at the pool table. Photo by Denison Dalupang/INQUIRER

MANILA, Philippines–Carlo Biado and Johann Chua kicked off Philippines’ bid on the right foot in the morning action of 9-ball men’s doubles of 30th Southeast Asian Games at Manila Hotel Tent.

The pair overcame a bad break and to win the first three racks en route to a 9-2 victory over the Malaysians on Tuesday.

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“We didn’t get the kind of break we wanted because our setup couldn’t hit the wing ball,” said Biado, 2017 SEA Games’ 9-ball champion.

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Chua said they were also fortunate that they caught a struggling foe.

The Filipinos’ weakest performances came only at the fourth and seventh racks.

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Next up for the Philippine contingent are Jeffrey Ignacio and Warren Kiamco who are slated to see action around 1 p.m. also against a Malaysian side.

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Ignacio and Kiamco, who are on the opposite bracket, take on Darryl Chia Soo Yew and Ibrahim Bin Amir.

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Biado is also set to compete in the 10-ball singles event.

Basil al Shajjar and Michael Mengorio are also scheduled to open their snooker doubles campaign Tuesday afternoon.

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