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Ding Junhui showed signs of emerging from his slump in form, and he made Ronnie O’Sullivan produce a moment of brilliance on his way to a 4-2 win at the Welsh Open. The flagbearer of Chinese snooker has been in the doldrums since winning the UK Championship in 2019, but has looked better in Newport this week and pushed O’Sullivan hard.
Ukrainian snooker star Iulian Boiko has explained how his family have fled their country, while his friends have been forced to spend most of their time underground during the Russian invasion.
Neil Robertson eased to a 4-1 win over Graeme Dott to book his place in the last 32 of the Welsh Open. Robertson, who is bidding for a third title this year after winning the Players Championship and Masters, made breaks of 102, 75 and 52 in Newport. Ad/> The Australian will next face either Barry Hawkins or Ben Woollaston.
Mark Selby crashed out of the Welsh Open in the second round as the world champion was beaten by Liam Highfield in Newport.
Mark Selby crashed out of the Welsh Open in the second round as the world champion was beaten by Liam Highfield in Newport.
Mark Selby’s disappointing season continued with a 4-3 loss to Liam Highfield at the Welsh Open. The current world champion is struggling for form and battling with his mental health, having said he has been suffering with depression for years. Ad/> He played well in the main against Highfield in Newport, but lost a safety battle when it mattered most as the underdog advanced to the round of 32.
Ronnie O’Sullivan married excellent break-building and hard snooker to see off Lukas Kleckers 4-2 and reach the last-32 of the Welsh Open. Kleckers caused the Rocket problems in Newport, as he held a lead at one stage and threatened to move within one frame of victory, but O’Sullivan took a chance that presented itself in the fifth and it set him on the way to victory and a meeting with Ding Junhui. Ad/> After taking a mere 43 minutes to dispose of James Cahill in the previous round, it was rather different against Kleckers.
Fergal O'Brien had to show nerves of steel as he battled into the last 32 of the Welsh Open in Newport.