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Q Tour Global Play-Offs

Tour: Q Tour; Date: 13-15 Mar 2024; Venue: Hotel Hills, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Type: Q; Defending champion: Ashley Carty; Twitter: #QTour; Notes: The event includes the top 18 from the Q Tour rankings plus two (mainly the winners) from each of the other Q Tour series (America, Asia/Pacific and Middle East).; See also results (21)
Final
(Winner: £2,000; Runner-up: £1,000)
Wales Duane Jones (a) 10-9 Wales Liam Davies (a) Head to head Details 

Session 1:
74-4, 87-21 (54), 4-55, 112-0 (79)
52-64, 56-18, 53-11, 13-73, 55-16

Session 2:
33-57, 66-0, 24-71, 6-71, 41-55
16-79, 47-58, 67-34, 67-53, 53-8

Jones earns a spot on the World Snooker Tour for 2024/2025 and 2025/2026.

Referee: Graham Mason
Iran Amir Sarkhosh (a) 10-8 Ukraine Iulian Boiko (a) Head to head Details 

Session 1:
17-82, 5-72 (72), 66-36, 61-32
72-26 (63), 56-28, 61-28, 8-88 (74)
63-42

Session 2:
0-92 (91), 71-35, 126-0 (125), 21-61
79-1 (79), 47-52, 7-72 (72), 44-63
75-37 (51)

Sarkhosh earns a spot on the World Snooker Tour for 2024/2025 and 2025/2026.

Referee: Andre Santos
United Arab Emirates Mohammed Shehab (a) 10-8 Hong Kong Chang Yu Kiu (a)   Details 

Session 1:
6-112, 63-36, 113-0 (105), 76-1 (53)
71-36, 4-75 (70), 32-62, 57-48, 56-52

Session 2:
75-36 (64), 27-66, 33-69, 28-69 (51)
60-45, 0-76, 76-44, 8-74 (63), 59-20

Shehab earns a spot on the World Snooker Tour for 2024/2025 and 2025/2026.

Referee: Natalia Gradinari
Semifinals
(Losers receive £750)
Wales Liam Davies (a) 6-1 Jamaica Rory McLeod (a) Head to head Details 

64-33, 60-39, 36-52, 74-5 (71)
53-36, 60-47 (50), 69-43
Wales Duane Jones (a) 6-3 Austria Florian Nüßle (a)   Details 

34-67, 30-73, 36-87 (64), 75-39
67-19, 64-55, 51-48, 132-0 (132), 64-34
Ukraine Iulian Boiko (a) 6-1 Wales Tyler Rees (a) Head to head Details 

64-1, 38-60 (51), 64-1, 58-32
54-1, 101-0 (101), 69-27 (68)
Iran Amir Sarkhosh (a) 6-2 England Steven Hallworth (a)   Details 

75-4, 6-75 (69), 75-34, 67-37, 70-23
64-22, 35-82 (82), 138-0 (138)
United Arab Emirates Mohammed Shehab (a) 6-5 Germany Umut Dikme (a)   Details 

71-37 (55), 18-68, 87-5, 29-81 (63)
78-51, 97-13 (58), 22-96 (96), 38-69
83-21, 33-59, 58-30
Hong Kong Chang Yu Kiu (a) 6-4 Poland Antoni Kowalski (a) Head to head Details 

48-30, 64-22, 79-42 (61), 67-42, 42-60
20-69, 52-79 80-26 (80) 57-81, 56-35
Quarterfinals
(Losers receive £500)
Wales Liam Davies (a) 5-2 England Peter Devlin (a)   Details 
Please note that due to the Asia-Pacific qualifiers being unable to attend the event for personal reasons, these places have been awarded to the next highest-ranked from the UK/Europe series. (Devlin was #20)
Jamaica Rory McLeod (a) 5-2 England Hamim Hussain (a) Head to head Details 
Wales Duane Jones (a) 5-0 Canada Vito Puopolo (a)   Details 
Austria Florian Nüßle (a) 5-2 England Craig Steadman (a)   Details 
Wales Tyler Rees (a) 5-3 England Peter Lines (a)   Details 

Rees was docked frame 5 after the interval
Ukraine Iulian Boiko (a) 5-1 Scotland Chris Totten (a)   Details 
England Steven Hallworth (a) 5-2 England Barry Pinches (a) Head to head Details 
Re-rack in frame 1.
Iran Amir Sarkhosh (a) 5-4 England Harvey Chandler (a)   Details 

Sarkhosh was docked frame 5 after the interval
Germany Umut Dikme (a) 5-1 England Ryan Davies (a)   Details 
United Arab Emirates Mohammed Shehab (a) 5-0 England Daniel Womersley (a)   Details 
Hong Kong Chang Yu Kiu (a) 5-3 Wales Alfie Davies (a)   Details 
Please note that due to the Asia-Pacific qualifiers being unable to attend the event for personal reasons, these places have been awarded to the next highest-ranked from the UK/Europe series. (Chang was #21)
Poland Antoni Kowalski (a) 5-0 United States Hasanain Khalid Alsultani (a)   Details 

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