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Judd Trump whitewashes David Grace after slow start to reach round two at Welsh Open

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Judd Trump overcame a slow start to whitewash David Grace at the Welsh Open and reach the second round in Llandudno. The opening two frames could have gone either way, but Trump won them both and went on to win the next two frames.

He will play Louis Heathcote in the last 64 on Wednesday. Ad “It was an interesting game,” Trump said in the Eurosport studio. “It was quite scrappy, the table was a little bit heavy.

Welsh Open‘That’s astonishing!’ – Trump plays brilliant positional shots and steals second frame from GraceAN HOUR AGO “I felt good when I was in amongst the balls, there was a lot of good safety out there.

Dave potted a couple of good shots to get in amongst them. “I didn’t feel like I did that much wrong. It was just one of those games where the balls go a little bit scrappy and you have just got to be patient. “In the end, a good clearance in one of the frames so overall happy with that.” A scrappy first frame came down to the colours with Trump 52-48 up.

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