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John Higgins will face Zhao Xintong in the first round of the Tour Championship after his place in the field was confirmed following Robert Milkins’ win at the Gibraltar Open. Higgins had only fingernails on the eighth and final spot, and a win for Kyren Wilson in the final in Gibraltar would have seen him overtaken by the Warrior.
Ricky Walden followed on from his sensational whitewash victory of Judd Trump after overcoming Jamie Jones 4-1 in the quarter-finals. Walden has now set up a semi-final clash with Kyren Wilson, which gets underway at 3pm this afternoon. Ad/> Walden won the first frame 75-9, which included a break of 69.
Judd Trump was dumped out of the Gibraltar Open after a shock whitewash defeat to Ricky Walden, ending his hat-trick hopes. It was a major disappointment for the world no.3, whose hopes of winning a third successive tournament were ended after a fine display from Walden. Ad/> Walden took the first frame 82-30 with a solid break of 39, which came after a keenly-fought safety battle.
Around the tables Neil Robertson 0-1 Jak Jones Ad/> Tom Ford 0-1 Kyren Wilson Gibraltar OpenLaboured Trump keeps Gibraltar Open hat-trick hopes alive with win over Lam11 HOURS AGO Jimmy Robertson 0-2 Ding Junhui Stuart Bingham 1-0 Soheil Vahedi Jordan Brown 0-0 Jamie Jones Lyu Haotian 0-1 Robert Milkins Ben Hancorn 1-0 Ben Woollaston About that plant... Check this out from Trump. He didn't win the frame, but it's a terrific pot /> Trump 0-1 Walden (30-72) Edgy stuff, but Walden takes the opening frame, finishing with a good break of 39 that will give him some confidence.
Judd Trump was well short of his best, but kept his hopes of a third consecutive Gibraltar Open title alive with a 4-1 win over Sanderson Lam, but John Higgins crashed out to Jimmy Robertson. The scoreline suggested a comfortable evening for Trump, but that was not the case as he looked laboured and was fortunate to see his opponent make simple errors when well placed. Ad/> Trump came into the game having not lost a frame in his first two matches of the tournament, but he was well short of his best.
At the highest level, winning ugly is acceptable and Jimmy White got a huge slice of luck to help him take an ugly opening frame of his clash with Stuart Bingham at the Gibraltar Open. White had the afternoon off on account of his opponent Anthony Hamilton’s withdrawal, so was understandably a little rusty against Bingham. Ad/> Bingham did not have that as an excuse, as he closed out his previous match against Gerard Greene with a 147.
Judd Trump eased into the third round of the Gibraltar Open with a 4-0 win over Simon Blackwell. Trump is bidding to win the event for the third year in a row and he continued his early domination at the Europa Point Sports Complex by winning a second match of the day without dropping a frame. Ad/> After a low-key season by his own high standards, Trump returned to form by winning the Turkish Masters earlier in March.
Judd Trump cruised into the second round of the Gibraltar Open following a resounding 4-0 whitewash victory over Andrew Higginson. Trump had won this event in the last two years, and he started off this campaign with a convincing win to ensure there would not be another shock here following Ronnie O’Sullivan’s shock 4-3 defeat against Ben Woollaston earlier in the day. Ad/> The world no.3 started as he meant to go on after storming to an 80-24 victory in the first frame with a break of 69, which included a superb long red into the green pocket.