Day three from the Welsh Open
Morning sessions from 10:00 GMT
John Higgins beats Robert Milkins 4-0 - Table One
Jackson Page beats Ishpreet Singh Chadha 4-2 - Table Two
Afternoon sessions from 13:00 GMT
Stephen Maguire v Mark Williams - Table One
Tom Ford v Neil Robertson - Table Two
Followed by:
Yuan Sijun v Mark Allen - Table One
David Gilbert v Matthew Stevens - Table Two
Day Two
BBC Sport
Ryan Day 4-2 Ben Mertens
Shaun Murphy 3-4 Ma Hailong
Barry Hawkins 1-4 Sanderson Lam
Wu Yize 4-3 Scott Donaldson
Kyren Wilson 4-3 Marco Fu
Jak Jones 2-4 Matthew Stevens
Masters champion Shaun Murphy is out of the Welsh Open after losing 4-3 to China's Ma Hailong in the first round.
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Image source, Getty ImagesRonnie O'Sullivan has withdrawn from this week's Welsh Open in Llandudno.
The seven-time world champion was expected to return to competition in north Wales having missed the German Masters, the Masters and matches in the Championship League.
O'Sullivan, 49, was due to play in the first round against Jamie Clarke on Tuesday afternoon.
Tournament organisers World Snooker Tour gave no reason for O'Sullivan's withdrawal but confirmed Wales' Clarke would receive a bye into round two.
Englishman O'Sullivan has now withdrawn from six ranking tournaments this season.
His next event is expected to be the World Open in Yushan, China at the end of this month.
Day One
BBC Sport
John Higgins 4-0 Graeme Dott
Mark Allen 4-3 Stan Moody
Tom Ford 4-2 Andrew Higginson
Zhang Anda 4-2 Ross Muir
Day One
BBC Sport
Mark Selby 4-2 Haydon Pinhey
Jamie Jones 4-1 Si Jiahui
Mark Williams 4-1 Florian Nuessle
Neil Robertson 4-1 Mark Davis
Gary Wilson 3-4 Ishpreet Singh Chadha
Jackson Page 4-2 Jimmy Robertson
India's Ishpreet Singh Chadha produced one of the performances of his career to knock out defending champion Gary Wilson in the first round of the Welsh Open.
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The Welsh Open is a 64 man tournament with matches being played as best-of-seven frames up to and including the fourth round. The quarter-finals will be best-of-nine frames, the semi-finals best-of-11 frames and the final will be best-of-17, played over two sessions.
Among the names involved in the tournament this year will be seven time world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan who returns to the table having withdrawn from the Masters last month due to medical reasons.
He will be joined by defending Welsh Open champion Gary Wilson as well as Kyren Wilson, Mark Selby, Mark Williams, John Higgins and the winner of the first major tournament of 2025 Shaun Murphy who beat Kyren Wilson in the finals of last month's Masters.
Murphy beats Wilson in thrilling Masters final - best shots
All times are GMT and subject to change
The Welsh Open starts on Monday 10th February and runs until Sunday 16th February at Venue Cymru in Llandudno. There is full coverage of the tournament across the BBC - details of which can be found below.
Monday 10th February
Day session (10:00 - 18:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Red Button and BBC Two Wales from 10:00-16:30.
Evening session (19:00-23:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Two Wales from 19:00-20:00.
Tuesday 11th February
Day session (10:00 - 18:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Red Button and BBC Two Wales from 10:00-16:30.
Evening session (19:00-23:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Two Wales from 19:00-20:00.
Wednesday 12th February
Day session (10:00 - 18:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Red Button and BBC Two Wales from 10:00-16:30.
Evening session (19:00-23:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Two Wales from 19:00-20:00.
Thursday 13th February
Day session (13:00 - 18:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Red Button and BBC Two Wales from 13:00-16:30.
Evening session (19:00-23:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Red Button from 19:00-22:00 and BBC Two Wales from 19:00-20:00.
Friday 14th February
Day session (12:00 - 18:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Red Button and BBC Two Wales from 12:00-16:30.
Evening session (19:00-23:00) - Full uninterrupted coverage via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website. Coverage also available on BBC Red Button from 19:00-22:30 and BBC Two Wales from 21:35-22:30.
Saturday 15th February
Evening session (19:00-22:00) - Full coverage available via BBC Red Button, BBC Two Wales, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.
Sunday 16th February
Day session (13:15 - 16:30) - Full coverage available via BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.
Evening session (19:00-22:00) - Full coverage available via BBC Red Button, BBC Two Wales, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website.
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