Roy Andrewartha, a time and motion analyst who played professional snooker part-time, lost 4–10 to Eddie Charlton. Neal Foulds took the last three frames of their first session to lead former world champion Alex Higgins 5–3, and having the more consistent long potting in the match, won 10–9 after the scores had been level at 7–7.
Roy Andrewartha, a time and motion analyst who occasionally played professional snooker, lost to Eddie Charlton 4–10. Neal Foulds secured the last three frames in their first session to put Alex Higgins ahead 5–3, and with better long potting throughout the match, Andrewartha won 10–9 after both sides were tied at 7–7.