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China Open Snooker Ranking
Beijing University Students Gymnasium
26th Mar-1st Apr 2007

First Class or Economy?

Mark Williams defends his title, but who will he and the rest of the top 16 need to look out for in Beijing?

Cuef@cts takes a look at who played first class and who played economy in booking their seats on the flight to the Far East.

Alfie Burden and Ian Preece went the long way around needing to win four matches each. Burden got the better of David Gray and despite averaging an impressive 64 points per frame, Robert Milkins went down 5-3 against Ian Preece in their final qualifier.

Joe Jogia beat his personal best break in making a 136 and with convincing wins over Ricky Walden and Alan McManus could cause some problems in China.

Jamie Cope will feature in the final stages once again after winning 83.33% of his frames against Scott Mackenzie and Ryan Day.

Ian McCulloch, Joe Swail and Jimmy White topped the scoring averages with McCulloch averaging nearly 74 points per frame.

Despite losing at the final hurdle, Cuef@cts still shows that Jamie Burnett is in fine form and we expect him to improve considerably on his current world ranking before the end of the season.

China Open Past Winners...

% Frame Wins - China Open 2007 (Qualifying)
Percentage of frames won by an individual player.
Rank	Player	Frames	% Frame Wins
1	Joe Swail	5	100.00
2	Jamie Cope	12	83.33
3	Ian McCulloch	6	83.33
4	James Wattana	6	83.33
5	Jimmy White	13	76.92
6	Stuart Bingham	7	71.43
7	Marco Fu	7	71.43
8	Adrian Gunnell	7	71.43
9	Mark King	7	71.43
10	Joe Jogia	22	68.18

Scoring - China Open 2007 (Qualifying)
Total number of points scored by an individual player.
Rank	Player	Frames	Total Points
1	Alfie Burden	32	1819
2	Judd Trump	30	1716
3	Ian Preece	26	1587
4	Lee Spick	31	1543
5	Tian Pengfai	24	1493
6	Joe Jogia	22	1351
7	Jamie Burnett	20	1118
8	Tom Ford	16	1088
9	Peter Lines	20	1082
10	Mark Joyce	16	991

Scoring Averages - China Open 2007 (Qualifying)
Average number of points scored by an individual player in a frame.
Rank	Player	Frames	Average Score
1	Ian McCulloch	6	73.17
2	Joe Swail	5	72.00
3	Jimmy White	13	68.15
4	Tom Ford	16	68.00
5	Stuart Bingham	7	67.00
6	James Wattana	6	67.00
7	Jamie Cope	12	64.08
8	Robert Milkins	8	63.88
9	Tian Pengfei	24	62.21
10	Mark Joyce	16	61.94

Highest Breaks - China Open 2007 (Qualifying)
Highest Break made by an individual player in a frame.
Rank	Player	Frames	Highest Break
1	Matthew Couch	17	141
2	Judd Trump	30	141
3	Joe Perry	9	137
4	Joe Jogia	22	136
5	Paul Davies	18	131
6	Tian Pengfei	24	129
7	Mark Davis	15	128
8	Barry Pinches	7	128
9	Tom Ford	16	124
10	Stuart Bingham	7	124

100+ Breaks - China Open 2007 (Qualifying)
Number of centruy breaks made by an individual player.
Rank	Player	Frames	100+ Breaks
1	Mark Selby	9	2
2	Matthew Couch	17	2
3	Jamie Burnett	20	2
4	Tian Pengfei	24	2
5	Ian Preece	26	2
6	Mark Allen	27	2
7	Ian McCulloch	6	1
8	James Wattana	6	1
9	Stuart Bingham	7	1
10	Marco Fu	7	1

100+ Break Rate - China Open 2007 (Qualifying)
The number of frames per centruy break by an individual player .
Rank	Player	Frames	100 BR
1	Mark Selby	9	4.5
2	Ian McCulloch	6	6
3	James Wattana	6	6
4	Stuart Bingham	7	7
5	Marco Fu	7	7
6	Barry Pinches	7	7
7	Jamie Jones	7	7
8	Ricky Walden	7	7
9	Joe Delaney	8	8
10	Matthew Couch	17	8.5

50+ Breaks - China Open 2007 (Qualifying)
Number of 50+ breaks made by an individual player .
Rank	Player	Frames	50 Breaks
1	Judd Trump	30	13
2	Joe Jogia	22	9
3	Mark Allen	27	9
4	Alfie Burden	32	9
5	Mark Davis	15	8
6	Tom Ford	16	8
7	Tian Pengfei	24	8
8	Lee Spick	31	7
9	Jamie Cope	12	6
10	Jimmy White	13	6

50+ Break Rate - China Open 2007 (Qualifying)
Number of frames per 50+ breaks by an individual player in a frame.
Rank	Player	Frames	50+ BR
1	Mark Davis	15	1.88
2	Tom Ford	16	2.00
3	Jamie Cope	12	2.00
4	Robert Milkins	8	2.00
5	Jimmy White	13	2.17
6	Joe Perry	9	2.25
7	Judd Trump	30	2.31
8	Joe Jogia	22	2.44
9	Joe Swail	5	2.50
10	Sean Storey	8	2.67