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Joe O’Connor reached the last four of the Players Championship after a thrilling 6-5 win over Luca Brecel. It was a see-saw affair that thrilled the crowd in Wolverhampton, with both having chances in a dramatic final frame that went O'Connor's way as his superb season continued. Ad Brecel took the first frame, before O’Connor hit back with a 59 to level the scores.
Luca Brecel beat Jack Lisowski 6-4 in a high-quality first-round match at the Players Championship. It was a match of big breaks, with both players scoring highly when they got in, and nothing to separate them until the end when Brecel won three consecutive frames. Ad Brecel will play Joe O’Connor in the second quarter-final on Thursday afternoon in Wolverhampton.
This afternoon we have Luca Brecel v Jack Lisowski Ding Junhui v Gary Wilson Ad Of course, we'll be focusing on the first match, which should be an absolute beauty: two terrific players, improving all the time, committed to attack. I'm leaning Jack, but I'd not be remotely surprised if it was Luca.
Stephen Hendry believes the prize for a 147 should be bigger because it’s “the most perfect thing you can do in snooker”. At its peak, a 147 maximum break was worth £147,000 at the World Championship in the 1990s, which Ronnie O’Sullivan and Hendry both earned. Ad The first official 147 was made by Steve Davis at the 1982 Lada Classic and he won a Lada car.
Top seed Mark Allen crashed out of the Duelbits Players Championship in the first round after suffering a 6-3 defeat to Joe O'Connor.
Shaun Murphy produced a magical 147 clearance as he ended the run of amateur Daniel Wells to reach the quarter-finals of the Betvictor Welsh Open in Llandudno.
Ronnie O'Sullivan cruised into the last 16 at the Betvictor Welsh Open with a whitewash of Rod Lawler.
John Higgins stormed into the third round of the Welsh Open by whitewashing Martin Gould 4-0 with another impressive performance. Having won his Championship League group last week, Higgins has come into the final Home Nations Series tournament on form after a relatively disappointing season. Ad Next for Higgins following his win is a meeting with Sanderson Lam in the last 32 on Thursday.