Great Britain's Darren Morgan has pocketed the 2022 World Games snooker event bronze medal after defeating Qatar's Ali Al Obaidli in the playoff at the Sheraton Hotel in Birmingham, Alabama.

Day four of play started with the semifinal matches where Morgan faced Abdelrahman Shahin, and it was the 24-year-old Egyptian who raced to a 2-0 advantage though breaks of 52 and 74 by the former professional helped him get back on level terms.

A clinical break of 72 by the Egyptian in the final frame however helped secure him a shot at the gold medal match where he will face Cheung Ka Wai, as the player from Hong Kong had a very comfortable 3-0 semifinal victory over Qatar's Ali Al Obaidli.

Morgan then took on Al Obaidli in a hard fought bronze medal playoff contest, where each of the five frames played were won very decisively.

But it was the former top-16 world ranked professional who completed a 3-2 success, to win the bronze for Great Britain.

The semifinals draw and results as follows:

Semifinals (Best-of-5 frames)
Match ID
SF-1	Cheung Ka Wai (Hong Kong, China)	3 - 0	Ali Al Obaidli (Qatar)
SF-2	Abdelrahman Shahin (Egypt)	3 - 2	Darren Morgan (Great Britain)

The bronze medal playoff draw and result as follows:

Bronze Medal Playoff (Best-of-5 frames)
Match ID
BMP	Ali Al Obaidli (Qatar)	2 - 3	Darren Morgan (Great Britain)

The fifth and final day of the snooker event will see the final played to decide whether Hong Kong or Egypt will win that coveted gold medal.

The final draw as follows:

Final (Best-of-5 frames)
Match ID
F	Cheung Ka Wai (Hong Kong, China)	vs.	Abdelrahman Shahin (Egypt)

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