World Grand Prix: Ryan Day has 'no complaints' after Stuart Bingham loss

Ryan Day is the world number 23

Ryan Day said he had "no complaints" after going out of the World Grand Prix in Llandudno with a 4-2 loss to Stuart Bingham in Friday's quarter-final.

Welshman Day led twice but Bingham won three frames in a row to secure a place in the last four of the tournament for a second successive year.

The world champion came back from 56-0 down to win the sixth frame with a break of 64, and will face Joe Perry.

"I just did not play as well as I had done in the previous match," Day said.

"I have got no complaints - it just came down to missed pots really."

Day was disappointed that he could not recapture the form he showed in his win against four-time world champion John Higgins in the last 16.

He was the only one of four Welshmen in the event - contested by 32 of the world's leading players - to reach the quarter-finals.

The 35-year-old from Pontycymer near Bridgend appreciated the backing he had from a large section of the audience at Venue Cymru.

"I enjoyed it," he added. "There was a lot of Welsh support for me and I'm obviously disappointed not to have got the win for them."

Bingham faces Perry in the first semi-final at 13:00 GMT on Saturday, while Shaun Murphy will face Ding Junhui in the second semi-final at 19:00 GMT.

The first to six frames will go through to Sunday's final.