Snooker: Ebdon thwarts Maguire's revival

Monday 02 April 2012 06:37 EDT

Peter Ebdon (GETTY IMAGES)

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Peter Ebdon held off a thrilling comeback from Stephen Maguire in to win the China Open final 10-9 in Beijing yesterday.

A slow-paced and one-sided first session saw the players hauled off fully three frames early despite Ebdon knocking in two centuries as he opened up a 5-1 lead.

The players traded blows early in a more watchable afternoon session but Maguire closed to 8-8 and took the match to a decider, only for Ebdon to finally prevail after over eight hours' play.

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