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Second-round matches are best of 25 frames
End of session: Si Jiahui 9-7 Ben Woollaston
End of session: Judd Trump 10-6 Shaun Murphy I Trump hits 100th ton of season
Afternoon session: (Matches resume Monday evening)
Ronnie O'Sullivan 12-4 Pang Junxu
Luca Brecel 12-4 Ding Junhui
Morning session - RESULT: Lei Peifan 10-13 Zhao Xintong
Lei 7-12 Zhao
Zhao Xintong is now one frame away from moving into the quarter-final as he leads 12-7 against fellow Chinese player Lei Peifan.
Chris Wakelin, who has taken out Neil Robertson and Mark Allen in the opening two rounds, is waiting in the quarter-finals.
Murphy 2-0 Trump, Lei 7-11 Zhao
A great start for Shaun Murphy as he has gained a 2-0 lead over Judd Trump after two of their possible 16 frames to be played today.
Trump was frozen out in the opening round and got 31 points in frame two, but the 2005 world champion and current Masters holder is off and running.
Trump 0-1 Murphy
Michael Emons
BBC Sport at the Crucible Theatre
Image source, Michael EmonsIt could be a very profitable morning for Judd Trump, who is two century breaks away from winning £100,000.
That is the prize for any player that makes 100 centuries in a season, with Trump on 98, while no-one else is in contention as Mark Selby (73) and Kyren Wilson (62) are both out of the competition.
Only two players have made 100 100s in one campaign - Neil Robertson in 2013-14 with 103 and Trump himself with 102 in 2019-20.
Here is the top 10 of most century breaks in one season
On table two, Shaun Murphy has taken the opening frame against Judd Trump, thanks to a run of 75.
Lei 6-11 Zhao
In the very first frame of the day we've had an assault on a maximum. Zhao Xintong rattles in nine reds and nine blacks and gets to 72, but falters.
Heartbreak for the fan that was on course to win £25,000 put up by sponsors Midnite Sponsors and Casino.
One fan in each session is chosen at random and if there is a 147, on either side of the table, they collect £25,000 - something 75-year-old Brian Nicholls from Tamworth won when Mark Allen made his 147 in his loss to Chris Wakelin
Zhao's break took him 11-6 ahead, two away from a place in the last eight.
Michael Emons
BBC Sport at the Crucible Theatre
Image source, Michael EmonsSnooker's very own marathon is on day nine of 17 and only 13 of our 32 runners are still in contention, with a shiny trophy waiting for the one who makes it to the end of the journey.
What a day we have in store once more with two sessions of the stand-out last-16 tie between Shaun Murphy and Judd Trump, with the always entertaining Luca Brecel and Ronnie O'Sullivan aiming to move into the quarter-finals in the afternoon session.
All second-round matches best of 25 frames, all times BST
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The 2025 World Snooker Championship at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.
BBC Sport has comprehensive live coverage of the championship on BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Four and Red Button, while every match will be shown in full on iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and the BBC Sport app.
The final takes place over two days starting on Sunday 4 May.
To read the full guide for draws, results and coverage, click here.
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'One of the best shots I've ever seen!' Brecel takes the opener with a sensational pot
