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Kyren Wilson entered the elimination rounds of the Indian Open world-positioning snooker title beating Thailand's Akani Songsermsawad four edges to two at the HICC-Novotel here on Friday. 

The 24-year-old Wilson, who won the late Shanghai Masters, proceeded with his noteworthy structure to improve of an exceptionally assaulting Thai adversary. 

Plainly drawing from the experience of preparing with previous best on the planet Peter Ebdon, who of course was playing his quarterfinal match on the nearby table, Wilson demonstrated his class in preparing and sign ball control. 

Wilson's capacity to change from assault to wellbeing was one of the elements which ended up being definitive. 

Up 3-2, Wilson had the fortune of seeing his adversary miss a basic pink in the 6th casing with just the dark on the table, and the Englishman wrapped up the issue in style. 

Wilson later thought about Songsermsawad's miss, ascribing it to the 20-year-old adversary's inability at this level. "However, he is a decent player to look out for," he included. 

"Clearly we both had chances in the 6th casing. Yet, I am happy to enter the semis here," Wilson commented. 

"What's more, it is awesome to prepare with somebody like Ebdon as his experience is invaluable to me." 

In another quarterfinal including two veterans, Nigel Bond put it crosswise over 2002 best on the planet Peter Ebdon, beating him 4-3 in a marathon match endured near four hours. 

Prior in the morning, Anthony McGill of Scotland thumped out ruling world snooker champion Stuart Bingham 4-0 in the pre-quarterfinal. 

The outcomes: 

Quarterfinals: Kyren Wilson (Eng) bt Akani Songsermsawad (Thai) 56-22, 0-71(71), 18-78, 90(60)- 8, 89-16, 50-49; Nigel Bond (Eng) bt Peter Ebdon (Eng) 54-65, 73-0, 76-38, 15-67, 6-72, 100(52)- 4, 81-44. 

Pre-quarterfinals: Nigel Bond (Eng) bt John Astley (Eng) 67-47, 71(55)- 4, 4-75 (54), 93 (54)- 12, 52-61, 61-58 (54); Akani Songsermsawad (Thai) bt Gary Wilson (Eng) (104)- 15, 81-53, 0 (96), 1-74 (54), 65-38, 58-26; Peter Edbon (Eng) bt Dominic Dale (Wales) 0-99 (91), 90-24, 64-0, 64-0, (97)- 0; Kyren Wilson (Eng) bt Martin Gould (Eng) 92 (60)- 0, 91(91)- 0, 45-77, 13-106 (81), (83)- 0, 81(73)- 31;Anthony McGill (Scot) bt Stuart Bingham (Eng) 64(64)- 63, 77 (65)- 35, 79 (60)- 10, 73 (72)- 1; Shaun Murphy (Eng) bt Oliver Lines (Eng) 113(109)- 18, 59-53, 48-71(58), 67 (65)- 5, 47-55, 121 (101)- 7; Stepen Maguire (Scot) bt Barry Hawkins (Eng) 0-91 (84), 69-57 (52), (72)- 3, 4-77, (104)- 4,0-65 (58), 76 (68)- 0; David Lilley (Eng) bt Robert Milkins (Eng) 85 (56)- 9, 80-5, 27-64, 71 (51)- 39, 51(51)- 69, 61-6.