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Jimmy Robertson 0-2 Neil Robertson (38-70) Scrappy frame, but seems like Neil is going to prevail for a 3-0 lead. Good escape from Jimmy to hit the red, but left up the frame for the Melbourne man. Jimmy coming up short in key moments.
Jimmy Robertson 0-0 Neil Robertson (31-51) Bit of a delay due to someone needing some assistance in the second row. Neil quickly back to business. Three reds left up, but should finish the frame at this visit as break moves to 51.
Barry Hawkins says it would be ‘great’ for Jimmy Robertson to join him in the final of the Players Championship, but says he faces an uphill battle against ‘big favourite’ Neil Robertson in the second semi-final.
Barry Hawkins booked his place in the final of the Cazoo Players Championship with a 6-2 victory over Ricky Walden in Wolverhampton.
Barry Hawkins cruised to the final of the Players Championship with an easy 6-2 win over Ricky Walden. The pair were fighting for the chance to meet the winner of the tournament’s other semi-final, with Jimmy Robertson to play his namesake Neil on Saturday night ahead of Sunday’s final.
Higgins 2-1 Robertson (6-58) Looked like 3-0 not so long ago, but this could be 2-2 at the mid-session. Imagine Higgins might be happier to get out of the arena for a cup of tea to clear the head, but Robertson then misses an easy red on 57. Did not see that coming, but Higgins overcooks positional shot from a red.
Ronnie O’Sullivan admitted he deserved to lose to Neil Robertson after bringing the Australian ‘down to his level.’
Neil Robertson reached the semi-finals of the Cazoo Players Championship with a 6-3 victory over Ronnie O'Sullivan.