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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.
Welcome Ad Hello and welcome to our coverage of the European Masters. We'll be kicking off our text commentary with the afternoon session with Judd Trump in action whilst providing a brief summary of what happened in the earlier sessions.
Judd Trump had to borrow Xiao Guodong’s waistcoat for his first round victory at the European Masters over Noppon Saengkham after his suitcase didn’t arrive in Germany. Trump, who is a two-time winner of the event, withstood the test of Saengkham to win 5-2 in clothes which he took from Xiao. Ad He says the suitcase incident and wrong clothes didn’t affect him in the match.
Judd Trump was forced into a change of look at the European Masters on Tuesday after his suitcase was lost en route to Germany, borrowing Xiao Guodong’s waistcoat for his first round win over Noppon Saengkham.
Mark Selby was deservedly beaten 5-2 by Yuan Sijun in a nervy opening-round match at the European Masters. Yuan had only been able to win four frames in his first three meetings with Selby, but on this occasion he sent the four-time world champion packing at the Stadthalle Furth in Germany. Ad Bar a fourth-frame 137, Selby struggled throughout, and though Yuan had the jitters when trying to get over the line in a lengthy seventh frame, he eventually closed it out in what was the longest-running match of the evening session.
Luca Brecel finished in style as a classy 100 break saw him claim the third ranking title of his 11-year career with a 3-1 Championship League final win against world No. 34 Lu Ning in Leicester. The Scottish Open champion triumphed at the Morningside Arena five years after he won his first ranking event with a 10-5 victory over Shaun Murphy at the 2017 China Championship.
Ronnie O'Sullivan suffered a surprise exit at the Championship League as Zhao Xintong eased through to the final group stage on Friday. O'Sullivan watched Yuan Sijun make breaks of 74, 64 and 59 in completing a 3-0 win before Group A winner Pang Junxu proved too hot to handle in a 3-1 success that saw him contribute 104 and 73 with the world No. 1 running in 74 in the third frame.
Stuart Bingham booked his place in the final group stage of the Championship League as he remained unbeaten on Tuesday to top Group C in Leicester. The 2015 world champion enjoyed wins over Ben Woollaston (3-0) and Jamie Jones (3-1) before earning the 2-2 draw he needed against former Welsh Open holder Jordan Brown to progress on seven points, three clear of runner-up Jones. Ad/> Bingham enjoyed six 50-plus breaks and a 120 against Brown – who enjoyed a classy 117 run in the second frame – to secure his spot in Friday's final day of the season's first ranking event.