Wilson beats O'Sullivan to reach Xi'an Grand Prix final

Kyren Wilson defeated Jak Jones in May to win his first world title

World champion Kyren Wilson will face Judd Trump in the final of the Xi'an Grand Prix after an impressive 6-4 victory over Ronnie O'Sullivan.

The world number three, who beat China's Xu Si in the quarter-finals, looked to be cruising to a comfortable victory after taking a 5-1 lead, but O'Sullivan replied to win three frames in a row.

However, the 32-year-old dominated the final frame to score his second century of the match and book his spot in the final.

World number two Trump joined his fellow Englishman following a comfortable 6-1 victory over Wales' Daniel Wells.

The final is on Sunday, with the winner pocketing £177,000 in prize money.