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The World Championship qualifying draw We've got the first round in. Ken Doherty is playing Reanne Evans and Stephen Hendry will meet James Cahill. James has beaten Ronnie at the Cruce, so he can play, and Stan Moody, the brilliant 16-year-old, is also in the draw and takes on Andres Petrov.
Context The 2023 Tour Championship sees the top eight players on the one-year ranking list facing off at the Bonus Arena in Hull for the event. Ad Given the limited number of total participants and the nature of the criteria for taking part, there are a number of big-name absentees who will miss the chance of banking some competitive action ahead of the Crucible showdown next month.
Milkins 0-0 Tian (75-67) Ad A fabulous clearance of 61 from Roberto and that will be a 1-0 lead. Tian actually slotted frame ball, but ended up seeing the white dive down a hole. A brilliant safety shot paved the way for a terrific Milkman clearance.
It’s semi-finals day at the Welsh Open, with Shaun Murphy, Robert Milkins, Tian Pengfei and Pang Junxu doing battle for spots in the final in Llandudno. While Murphy was a shade below the sizzling level he produced in beating Daniel Wells in the round of 16, he proved much too good for Yuan SiJun. Ad His reward is a clash with Pang on Saturday evening, after he edged out Joe O’Connor in a drawn-out affair.
Thursday's bumper schedule Ad 13:00 Welsh OpenMilkins wraps up victory over Selby with stunning break of 1379 HOURS AGO Judd Trump v Daniel Wells Shaun Murphy v Anthony McGill David Lilley v Jack Lisowski Barry Hawkins v Hossein Vafaei 14:00 Cao Yupeng v Luca Brecel Andy Hicks v Mark Allen John Higgins v Sanderson Lam Tian Pengfei v Ali Carter Last 16 19:00 Robbie Williams v Joe O’Connor Pang Junxu v Jak Jones Trump/Wells v Murphy/McGill Lilley/Lisowski v Yuan Sijun 20:00 Robert Milkins v Hawkins/Vafaei Cao/Brecel v Hicks/Allen Higgins/Lam v Tian/Carter Ben Mertens v Ronnie O’Sullivan O’Sullivan reveals he was ready to concede match after yet more tip trouble Ronnie O’Sullivan has revealed he was ready to concede his third round match to Rod Lawler after more tip troubles. O’Sullivan was on a break to go 3-0 up on Wednesday night before his tip flew off for a third time this week, having come off twice against Ross Muir, which left him frustrated before he went on to whitewash his opponent.
Zhao 0-0 Bai (20-33) Ad Bai quickly up to 28 before a long attempt at a red eludes him. Zhao with a bold pot on a red as he attempts to offer up a rapid response. Looks so comfortable among the balls.
The European Masters has been moved from Fürth in Germany to Milton Keynes next month due to increasing Covid-19 rates in the Bavarian city. The season's 11th ranking event will be staged between Monday 21 February until Sunday 27 February in Buckinghamshire.