Hendry's hiding

Stephen Hendry’s second successive 3-0 whitewash ended his interest in the Asia/World Challenge in Bangkok last night.

Sat, 07 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

The seven-times world champion slumped to defeat against Hong Kong-born player Marco Fu.

Despite a 3-1 defeat against 17-year-old Ding Junhui, 29-year-old John Higgins qualified for the semi-finals, courtesy of two earlier group victories.

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Courts snooker Place: Bangkok Place: Hong Kong Person: Hendry Person: Stephen Hendry Person: Marco Fu Person: Ding Junhui Person: John Higgins Person: Atthasit Mahitthi Person: Fu Person: Junhui Person: Higgins Person: Mahitthi Person: Ken Doherty Event: Asia/World Challenge

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