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Zhao Xintong 0-0 Yan Bingtao (17-1) Ad/> Few early nerves as Zhao makes 12 before failing to slide home a fine cut on red with the rest. German MastersYan holds nerve to beat Allen in German Masters thriller14 HOURS AGO Zhao Xintong 0-0 Yan Bingtao (5-0) Zhao picks out a trademark delightful long red, but can't follow up with yellow. No major damage done.
Yan Bingtao’s excellent temperament came to the fore once again as he beat Mark Allen 6-4 to book his place in the final of the German Masters. The 2021 Masters champion could have been forgiven for being emotionally drained after coming through two titanic, final-frame tussles against Mark Selby and Ryan Day to reach the last four.
Zhao Xintong reeled off the last five frames to reach the final of the German Masters with a 6-3 win over Ricky Walden. In a match that featured plenty of costly misses by both players, Walden had a gilt-edged chance to take a 4-1 lead but missed a relatively easy green that allowed Zhao to steal the frame. And Walden never recovered as the Chinese player kept his composure down the stretch to book his spot in the final.
Zhao Xintong 6-3 Ricky Walden Ad/> Walden one pot short of leading 4-1, but that missed green was a turning point. Massive error. He pays a heavy penalty as Zhao completes a 6-3 victory from 3-1 behind.
Zhao Xintong 0-1 Ricky Walden (0-17) Ad/> Zhao missed a black at short range in the first frame, but Walden the misses a black off the spot in the second frame in 17. Bad, bad miss. Zhao handed a chance for immediate retribution.
Ronnie O'Sullivan's decision to miss the inaugural Turkish Masters in March has given world number five Kyren Wilson a trip to Turkey to play his opening qualifying match at the Nirvana Cosmopolitan Hotel in Antalya (LIVE on Eurosport). The final stages of the new ranking event, the 13th of the 2021/22 season, will be staged between 7-13 March with 58 of the opening 64 qualifying matches in the round of 128 being staged by the Morningside Arena in Leicester (2-6 February).