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Two weeks after being handed a lesson by snooker legends Jimmy White and Stephen Hendry, Hong Kong’s Ng On-yee returned to winning ways, regaining the IBSF women’s world 6 reds title in Hurghada, Egypt.
The Hong Kong star was unable to strike a blow against her older and much more experienced male counterparts in exhibition matches at the Hong Kong Masters last month.
But back against the girls, she was in a league of her own, defeating Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan of Thailand 4-0 in the Egypt final
The 26-year-old Hong Kong ace and Siripaporn have been dominating the last five editions of the world 6 reds championship and it was Ng’s turn to lift the trophy having won it in 2013 and 2015.

“Siripaporn was the defending champion so I think there was a bit of pressure on her. I played well. I was confident coming into the final after winning my semi-finals against [Hong Kong’s] Wan Ka-kei.
Ng On-yee humbled by crowd and two greats in Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White
“I was a bit nervous in that semi-final because it was a bit strange to play against a teammate. I had to correct my body movement and went back to the practice table and then got into the final,” she said.
I want to break the glass ceiling: Hong Kong snooker queen Ng On-yee determined to compete with the men
Ng was never seriously troubled by her Thai opponent in the final, taking a 3-0 lead thanks to a 30 clearance and although Siripaporn tried to come back in the fourth frame, she fell short as Ng potted the last pink and black to win the title.


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Ng On-yee celebrates her 6 Reds world title win in Egypt. Photo: Handout

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Ng On-yee celebrates her victory in Leeds. Photos: WLBS

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Hong Kong snooker players Wan Ka-kai and Ng On-yee won the IBSF World Six Reds team competition in Egypt. Photo: SCMP Pictures

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Ng On-yee with her latest trophy. Photo: Ng On-yee / Twitter

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.css-1c6uqr6{color:inherit;font-weight:inherit;font-size:inherit;font-family:inherit;line-height:inherit;overflow-wrap:break-word;}Hong Kong ace regains the 6 reds amateur title for the first time since 2015 for her third championship in five years

Hong Kong ace regains the 6 reds amateur title for the first time since 2015 for her third championship in five years