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Carter sent packing from German Masters

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ByEurosport

Updated 30/01/2014 at 05:57 GMT

Ali Carter was the highest profile casualty on the opening day of action at the German Masters at the Tempodrom in Berlin.

Ali Carter (Imago)

Image credit: Imago

The world number 17 was ousted from the tournament by Dechawat Poomjaeng, who posted a 5-4 victory to progress to the second round.
Thai Poomjaeng, ranked 60th after December's UK Championship, will next play China's Xiao Guodong, a 5-1 winner against veteran Jimmy White.
Former world champion Steve Davis was also sent packing, the 56-year-old falling to a 5-2 defeat against Dominic Dale, but there was better news for another former world number one, John Higgins, who saw off Gerard Greene 5-2.
Current top dog in the world of snooker Neil Robertson had no problems in his opening match as the Australian downed Liu Chang 5-1 while Mark Selby, who trails Robertson at the top of the rankings, eased past Jimmy Robertson 5-1.
There were also wins for third-ranked Ding Junhui and Barry Hawkins.
The 2014 German Masters runs all week with the final to be played on Sunday.
Round one results:
Dominic Dale 5-2 Steve Davis
John Higgins 5-2 Gerard Greene
Anthony McGill 5-3 Mark Allen
Joe Perry 5-2 Luca Brecel
Neil Robertson 5-1 Liu Chuang
Tang Pengfei 5-3 Andrew Higginson
Alan McManus 4-2 Peter Ebdon
Jack Lisowski 5-0 Thepchaiya Un Nooh
Peter Lines 5-3 Stuart Bingham
Anthony Hamilton 5-2 Michael White
Ding Junhui 5-1 Mike Dunn
Mark Williams 5-1 David Morris
Kurt Maflin 5-2 Tom Ford
Mark Selby 5-1 Jimmy Robertson
Mark Davis 5-3 David Gilbert
Graeme Dott 5-1 Ben Woollaston
Dechawat Poomjaeng 5-4 Ali Carter
Xiao Guodong 5-1 Jimmy White
Jamie Burnett 5-2 Ratchayothin Yotharuck
Joel Walker 5-4 Aditya Mehta
Ryan Day w/o Cao Xinlong
Barry Hawkins 5-3 Li Hang
Rod Lawler 5-1 Marcus Campbell
Paul S Davison 5-2 Marco Fu
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