How Did Ishpreet Singh Chadha Achieve a Maximum Break of 147 Again?
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Synopsis
In a thrilling display of skill, Ishpreet Singh Chadha secures a maximum break of 147 for the second time in weeks during the Baulkline 4.0 tournament in Mumbai. This stunning achievement not only highlights his talent but also raises the stakes in the world of snooker. Read on to find out more about this sensational match!
Key Takeaways
- Ishpreet Singh Chadha achieved a maximum break of 147 for the second time.
- This remarkable feat occurred during the Baulkline 4.0 All India Snooker Tournament.
- Aditya Mehta is the only Indian to have previously achieved a 147.
- Chadha's perfect score highlights the rising talent in Indian snooker.
- Exciting matches characterized the tournament, showcasing India's potential in the sport.
Mumbai, May 8 (NationPress) It seems that the nation's leading cueist Ishpreet Singh Chadha has mastered the art of cue manipulation, achieving the pinnacle of snooker success with a break of 147. This remarkable feat was accomplished for the second time in just a few weeks during a tournament held in Mumbai.
On Thursday, Chadha executed a perfect 147 in the fifth frame, overpowering Pushpender Singh in a pre-quarterfinal match of the NSCI's Rs.32 lakh prize pool Baulkline 4.0 All India Snooker Tournament at the NSCI Dome. He secured victory with scores of 118 (105)-1, 74-25, 88(65)-9, 82 (82)-20, 147(147), 44-78, and 91-27. However, the highlight of the match was undoubtedly his flawless score of 147.
Just recently, Chadha had achieved a 147 against Dilip Kumar in the CCI Snooker Classic.
A maximum break (commonly referred to as a maximum or a one-four-seven) represents the highest attainable break in snooker under standard conditions and is considered a remarkable achievement. A player must pot all 15 reds with 15 blacks for 120 points, followed by potting all six colors for an additional 27 points.
Only one Indian, Aditya Mehta, has previously accomplished this remarkable feat in professional snooker.
In an exciting match, Digvijay Kadian triumphed over S. Shrikrishna with a score of 6-3. At just 22 years old, Kadian is regarded as one of India's most promising talents. After defeating Kreish Gurbaxani in the round of 32, he demonstrated his skill by overcoming Shrikrishna. In another pre-quarterfinal match, Sourav Kothari easily advanced past Dhvaj Haria 6-1.
The pre-quarterfinal results saw Digvijay Kadian defeat S. Shrikrishna (24-113 (40, 73*) 65-60, 60-21, 64-49, 2-105 (80), 73-21, 72-43, 50-66, 63-27); Himanshu Jain beat Shoaib Khan 6-0 (81-21, 72-49, 61-46, 65-61, 59-17, 68-17); Sourav Kothari overcame Dhvaj Haria 6-1 (50-70, 54-34, 100-0, 103-12, 84-45, 75-52, 70-46).
Round of 32 results include S. Shrikrishna winning against Nitesh Madan 5-1, Paras Gupta defeating Rayan Razmi 5-4, Aditya Mehta beating Dilip Kumar 5-3, Pankaj Advani overcoming Sparsh Pherwani 5-1, Sourav Kothari winning against Krishna Tohgaonkar 5-2, Kamal Chawla defeating Shoaib Khan 5-1, Ishpreet Singh Chadha overcoming Saad Syed 5-1, Shabaz Khan defeating Kreish Gurbaxani 5-1, Pushpender Singh beating Vijay Nichani 5-2, and Digvijay Kadian winning against Brijesh Damani 5-2.
Point of View
This achievement by Ishpreet Singh Chadha is not just a personal milestone but a significant moment for Indian snooker. It showcases the rising talent in the country and establishes India as a competitive force in the sport. The Nation stands behind such accomplishments that inspire future generations of players.
NationPress
14/05/2025
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a maximum break of 147 signify in snooker?
A maximum break of 147 is the highest possible score a player can achieve in snooker during a single frame, involving potting all 15 reds with 15 blacks and then potting all six colors.
Who is the only Indian to achieve a maximum break in professional snooker?
Aditya Mehta is the only Indian to have achieved a maximum break of 147 in professional snooker.
When and where did Ishpreet Singh Chadha achieve his latest maximum break?
Ishpreet Singh Chadha achieved his latest maximum break of 147 on May 8 during the Baulkline 4.0 All India Snooker Tournament in Mumbai.
What are the key highlights of the Baulkline 4.0 tournament?
The Baulkline 4.0 tournament featured several exciting matches, including Chadha's maximum break and other impressive performances from players like Digvijay Kadian and Sourav Kothari.
How many points are needed to achieve a maximum break in snooker?
A player needs to score a total of 147 points to achieve a maximum break by potting all reds and colors.
