World number 104 Martin O'Donnell upsets defending champion Mark Selby at English Open
Defending champion Mark Selby was dumped out of the English Open by world number 104 Martin O'Donnell in Brentwood.
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Defending champion Mark Selby was dumped out of the English Open by world number 104 Martin O'Donnell in Brentwood.
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