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Neil Robertson joked that referee Andy Yates had a shocker during his match against Graeme Dott after failing to spot a foul. Robertson was the beneficiary of a slice of fortune during his 4-1 win against Dott at the Welsh Open on Wednesday. Ad/> After opening the first frame with a long red, the cue ball nestled in amongst the pack.
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.
Snooker referees are often eagle-eyed, but Andy Yates missed a foul by Neil Robertson at the start of his Welsh Open clash with Graeme Dott. After knocking in a long red to kick off the opening frame, Robertson saw the cue ball nestle into the pack. Ad/> His only option was to play safe off the black, but he required the swan neck rest to execute the shot.
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.
Ronnie O’Sullivan bounced back in style with a swift 4-0 victory over James Cahill in the first round of the Welsh Open. Two days after losing the European Masters final 10-9 to Fan Zhengyi, O’Sullivan was back in action in Newport.
Welcome Ad/> What a day ahead we have at the Welsh Open! It is a packed schedule with a stupendous line-up of big names gracing the baize. Welsh OpenO'Sullivan hits 60 not out – The snooker GOAT's unrivalled longevity19 HOURS AGO This is what you can look forward to: O'Sullivan will kick off the afternoon session against James Cahill, while Robertson will then take on Hammad Miah.
Jordan Brown's defence of his Welsh Open crown was ended at the first hurdle after he went down to a 4-3 defeat to Mitchell Mann at Celtic Manor.
Neil Robertson started his quest for a third Welsh Open title with a 4-0 win over Jimmy White. World No 4 Robertson made a match-high break of 121 in the second frame as he eased to victory to set up a second-round meeting with Hammad Miah. Ad/> “I felt for him [White] a bit because the table is playing a bit slower than what you might expect," said Robertson in the Eurosport studio.