Latest scores - Page sinks Pang
After picking up one of the biggest wins of his career over The Rocket Pang cannot follow it up with another win.
Lyu 5-4 Higgins
Pang 4-6 Page - finished
Trump 4-6 Si – finished
Wakelin 6-4 Williams – finished
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International Championship snooker LIVE RESULTS: Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump suffer SHOCK early exits – updates
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Latest scores - Trump crashes out
A big favourite in O'Sullivan was knocked out yesterday and Trump now follows.
He looked to be in control after winning three consecutive frame but Si has fought back and seals a brilliant victory.
Lyu 4-3 Higgins
Pang 4-5 Page
Trump 4-6 Si - finished
Wakelin 6-4 Williams – finished -
Latest scores - Pair close on wins
There could be two upsets on the cards with both Pang and Trump falling behind.
Page and Si now both need just one frame to make it through.
Lyu 4-3 Higgins
Pang 4-5 Page
Trump 4-5 Si
Wakelin 6-4 Williams – finished
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Latest scores - Wakelin seals it!
A big win for Wakelin who holds his nerve in the tenth frame to beat Williams.
All the other matches are level.
Lyu 3-3 Higgins
Pang 4-4 Page
Trump 4-4 Si
Wakelin 6-4 Williams - finished -
Latest scores - Higgins in stalemate
The seventh frame between Lyu and Higgins is dragging on but it could be key for whoever wins it.
Trump and Pang are also back in front.
Lyu 3-3 Higgins
Pang 4-3 Page
Trump 4-3 Si
Wakelin 5-4 Williams -
Latest scores - Williams fights on
The Welshman wins the ninth frame to stay in the match - pressure now on Wakelin to see it out, he will not want to take this to a decider.
Meanwhile there is nothing to separate the rest of the players, who are all tied.
Lyu 3-3 Higgins
Pang 3-3 Page
Trump 3-3 Si
Wakelin 5-4 Williams -
Latest scores - Wakelin closing on win
Williams has it all to do to prevent himself from being knocked out, while Higgins wins a very big frame to close the gap to Lyu.
Lyu 3-3 Higgins
Pang 3-2 Page
Trump 3-2 Si
Wakelin 5-3 Williams -
Latest scores - Trump takes the lead!
Where does that sound familiar? A brilliant frame from the Juddernaut and from Pang, who leads Page.
Lyu 3-1 Higgins
Pang 3-2 Page
Trump 3-2 Si
Wakelin 4-3 Williams -
Latest scores - Trump back level
It was a cagey fourth frame but Trump takes it to level things up, pressure on Si now.
Lyu 3-1 Higgins
Pang 2-2 Page
Trump 2-2 Si
Wakelin 3-3 Williams
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Latest scores - Higgins upset on the cards
Higgins has been playing well in the International Championship but has now fallen 3-1 behind to Lyu.
While Wakelin has taken the lead.
Lyu 3-1 Higgins
Pang 2-2 Page
Trump 1-2 Si
Wakelin 3-2 Williams -
Latest scores - Even contests
There are some closely fought battles out there as Wakelin and Page level up their games.
The other two matches are locked into a fourth frame.
Lyu 2-1 Higgins
Pang 2-2 Page
Trump 1-2 Si
Wakelin 2-2 Williams -
Latest scores
Lyu 2-1 Higgins
Pang 2-1 Page
Trump 1-2 Si
Wakelin 2-2 Williams -
Latest scores - Trump gets on the board
Trump takes an important frame to peg back Si - going 3-0 would have made his task of winning almost too big.
Pang is also continuing his good form after knocking out Ronnie O'Sullivan in the previous round yesterday,
Lyu 2-1 Higgins
Pang 2-1 Page
Trump 1-2 Si
Wakelin 1-2 Williams -
Latest scores - Last 16 action
World number one Judd Trump is in action against Xu Si - also keep an eye out for John Higgins who has been in great form in China.
Lyu 1-1 Higgins
Pang 1-1 Page
Trump 0-2 Si
Wakelin 1-1 Williams -
Coming up - afternoon session
And after those first four matches, there is an eye-catching afternoon session ahead.
- Barry Hawkins vs Kyren Wilson
- Jiang Jun vs Ding Junhui
- Jack Lisowski vs Xiao Guodong
- Gary Wilson vs Mark Selby
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Coming up - morning session
Here is how the first session looks, with the action getting underway at around 6:30am.
- Chris Wakelin vs Mark Williams
- Pang Junxu vs Jackson Page
- Judd Trump vs Xi Su
- Lyu Haotian vs John Higgins
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Results
In case you missed any of the action from earlier, here are the results from the last-32.
- Carter 4-6 Page
- Lisowski 6-5 Jiahui
- O’Sullivan 4-6 Pang
- Saengkham 3-6 Selby
- Stevens 1-6 Higgins
- Trump 6-4 O’Connor
- Wakelin 6-3 Murphy
- Williams 5-6 Wilson
- Ding 6-0 Vafaei
- Hawkins 6-1 N.Robertson
- Jun 6-4 Yuan
- Si 6-2 Day
- Un-Nooh 1-6 Williams
- Xiao 6-2 Allen
- Zhang 1-6 Lyu
- Wu 4-6 Wilson
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Inside an unlikely friendship
Ronnie O'Sullivan first met met Jackie Chan during his recent trip to Asia.
But the pair are surprisingly close pals and talk on FaceTime regularly.
The Rocket was presented with a bouquet of flowers by the Kung Fu icon last Friday while in Macau.
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Xintong's comeback
After serving his match-fixing ban Zhao Xintong has been named as one of 16 elite amateurs to take part in the UK Championship qualifying rounds in Leicester between November 16-21.
Should he progress to the main draw at York Barbican, he could face the likes of reigning world champion Kyren Wilson, world No1 Judd Trump or Ronnie O’Sullivan.
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Match-fixer to return
Zhao Xintong, who was at the centre of last year’s match-fixing storm, is set compete in UK Championship qualifying this month.
In June 2023, Xintong was one of ten Chinese players charged with match-fixing offences by an independent World Professional Billiards and Snooker association (WPBSA) disciplinary commission.
He was given a two-year and six-month suspension and ordered to pay £7,500 in costs.
This ban was reduced following early admissions and his plea of guilty to one year and eight months – and that ban expired at the start of September.
None of the other nine disgraced stars have served the full length of their suspensions.
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147 alert
Xu Si secured the second 147 break of his career in in Nanjing today.
It came in his 6-2 win over Ryan Day.
The 26-year-old is now in line to pocket £5,000 given to the player with the highest break of the tournament.
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High praise
Ronnie O'Sullivan is perhaps not surprised to crash out to Chinese star Pang Junxu today after praising the country's players after beating He Guoqiang in the previous round.
O'Sullivan said earlier this week: "These Chinese boys are so talented. I wish I had their games. They’re so technically good.
"I’ve got that nous. I’m a bit streetwise, that’s got me through my whole career.
"But I wish I had the technique that about 80 guys on the tour have.
“The way they pot balls is unbelievable. I can’t pot like them. If I had their technique and cue action I’d go unbeaten the whole of my life.”
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Key to success
Pang Junxu has revealed a change in mindset led to him knocking out Ronnie O'Sullivan.
He said after his win: "In my previous meetings against Ronnie, I held back quite a bit.
"But this time I played more freely and went for my shots.
"It wasn’t fear. I approached the game as an opportunity to learn from him.”
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Ron top
Pang Junxu got the better of Ronnie O'Sullivan 6-4 in the last 32 of the International Championship.
On the win, the 24-year-old rising star said: “In the penultimate frame, I felt a bit tense and I didn’t get the position I wanted.
“I left myself with an almost impossible angle (on the black), so I wasn’t sure how to take on that final ball.
“When Ronnie came back to level after I was leading 4-2, I didn’t feel much pressure. His comeback wasn’t really related to my own performance.
“I managed to finish the last two frames with single visits. Overall, I felt much better, the rhythm was great, my luck was good and my long pots were solid."
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Calendar clash
Ronnie O'Sullivan is set to play in the Champion of Champions next week in Bolton and then it is the UK Championship – which he has won a record eight times – in York.
Yet he is not planning on flying straight back to the UK and will spend several more days out in Asia.
On whether he will play, O’Sullivan said: "I will see. I will spend a few days here in China. I’ve got a bit more stuff to do.
“I don’t know, I always make my mind up a day before a tournament whether I am going to play or not. I don’t even know what I’m doing.
“Listen, ever since I have been playing the game, I always make my mind up the day before the event. If you feel good, you want to play, you are ready – then you play.
“If you are not ready, you don’t play. So hopefully I am ready to play. That’s all."
