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Champion of Champions snooker - Kyren Wilson makes three centuries in win over Neil Robertson to make semi-finals

James Walker-Roberts

Updated 16/11/2021 at 22:48 GMT

Kyren Wilson joined Judd Trump in the last four of the Champion of Champions tournament at the University of Bolton Stadium by beating Neil Robertson 6-4. World No 1 Mark Selby is playing on Wednesday and Ronnie O’Sullivan is in action on Thursday. The final of the tournament takes place on Sunday, November 21.

Kyren Wilson at the World Snooker Championship

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Kyren Wilson made three century breaks to beat world No 4 Neil Robertson and reach the semi-finals of the Champion of Champions.
Wilson made breaks of 114, 112 and 113 as he won an engrossing contest 6-4 at the University of Bolton Stadium.
He joins world No 2 Judd Trump in the last four, with world No 1 Mark Selby playing on Wednesday and Ronnie O’Sullivan in action on Thursday.
Having beaten Mark Williams earlier in the day, Robertson made a positive start against Wilson as a break of 73 saw him take the opening frame.
But the Australian didn’t pot a ball in the next two frames as Wilson took the lead.
A break of 114 saw him move 2-1 ahead and Wilson followed up with a 112 to take a two-frame lead into the mid-session interval.
Robertson hit back with a century break of his own after the break to cut Wilson’s advantage.
Wilson looked as though he would hit back in the sixth frame, but from 30-1 ahead he allowed Robertson back to the table and after a lengthy battle on the blue he levelled the match.
The Australian battled through the next frame to take a 4-3 lead and looked well set to extend his advantage until he missed a red on a break of 40.
Wilson took full advantage as he replied with a 98 to claw himself back into the contest. Robertson missed another opening in the next frame as he failed to pot a red at 36-0 ahead – and again Wilson made him pay to close on victory.
Wilson finished in style as a break of 113 saw him join Trump in the last four
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