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What a frame to win for Ding!!! 9-10 to Selby.

Edit: turning into a cracking final: 11-10 to Selby. Ding won that first session 3-1.

Edit 2: this match is slowly slipping away from Ding and turning in Selby's favour. What a match player Selby is and Ding's making a few mistakes at crucial times. 14-11 to Selby.
 
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Love Mark's reaction to the terrible kick on the pink when you take into consideration his outrageous two flukes in the game before!'

Will take mini collapse by Selby now for a Chinese victory!!
 
The collapse did not come and Selby's "B" game (his words not mine) turned out to be good enough!

He certainly did not appear to be that pleased at the end......sound off you would have thought he had lost!!
 
The collapse did not come and Selby's "B" game (his words not mine) turned out to be good enough!

He certainly did not appear to be that pleased at the end......sound off you would have thought he had lost!!

Yep, I think Selby was more relieved than anything to beat Ding and win his 2nd world title. What a match player though.

Ding was fantastic considering he was playing with the weight of a nation on his shoulders. I think he'll have to chalk this one down to experience and next time he will be ready to win it if he reaches another final; like Selby did when he lost his first final in 2007 (I think) v John Higgins.
 
I agree with all of that The_Blindside. Ding is still young in snooker terms, having been beaten up badly in his first triple crown final, he now won both the Masters and the UK. I would expect the experience of playing in a world final to stand him in similarly good stead in future appearances.

I suspect that it's no coincidence that Ding's good run coincides with him seeming so much more at ease and confident in himself. I never used to be a fan, but I find the "new Ding" a likeable character.
 
I agree with all of that The_Blindside. Ding is still young in snooker terms, having been beaten up badly in his first triple crown final, he now won both the Masters and the UK. I would expect the experience of playing in a world final to stand him in similarly good stead in future appearances.

I suspect that it's no coincidence that Ding's good run coincides with him seeming so much more at ease and confident in himself. I never used to be a fan, but I find the "new Ding" a likeable character.

A smile goes a long way to becoming likeable and a lot of golfers could learn from that!!
 

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