Singapore-based English veteran Peter Gilchrist, warming up for the ensuing World Billiards team championship, defeated India's Rupesh Shah 688-289 in the final of the Glasgow Open.
Gilchrist had breaks of 63, 68, 52, 180, 58, 106 and 82 while Shah responded with 133 and 62 Saturday, according to a Billiards and Snooker Federation of India press release here Monday.
Earlier results:
Semifinals: Gilchrist bt Pankaj Advani 799-281; Rupesh Shah bt Balachandra Bhaskar 551-255.
Quarter-finals: Gilchrist bt Sourav Kothari 875-214; Advani bt Devendra Josh 677-464; Shah bt Jonathan Marwood 704-228; Bhaskar bt Phil Mumford 718-194.
Pre-quarterfinals: Gilchrist bt Dave Sneddon 671-349; Kothari bt Dhruv Sitwala 572-379; Advani bt Ashok Shandilya 669-417; Joshi bt Roy Bacon 578-225; Shah bt Alok Kumar 529-194; Marwood bt Phil Davis 318-230; Bhaskar bt Roy Smith 683-143; Mumford bt Akhilesh Mohan 546-219.
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