Welsh Open 2022 - Latest results, scores, schedule and order of play - Ronnie O'Sullivan & Judd Trump target title

ByEurosport

Updated 01/03/2022 at 15:01 GMT

Welsh Open qualifying took place in earlier this month in Wolverhampton, and the last-64 action begins on Monday, February 28, while the final takes place on Sunday, March 6. The event will take place at the ICC Wales, Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, Wales. Jordan Brown is the current champion after winning in 2021.

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O'Sullivan, Trump and Robertson are joined by John Higgins and Kyren Wilson as the big names all flock to Wales in a stacked draw. The winner will get their hands on £80,000 with the final set for February 27 at the ICC Wales, Celtic Manor Resort in Newport.

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The qualifying took place from 15 to 20 February 2022 at Aldersley Leisure Village in Wolverhampton, and the last-64 action begins on Monday, February 28, along with some remaining qualifyiers. The final takes place on Sunday, March 6.

Where is the Welsh Open?

The event will take place at the ICC Wales, Celtic Manor Resort in Newport, Wales.

What is the Welsh Open Schedule?

February 28
March 1
March 2
March 3
March 4
March 5
March 6

Prize money

Winner: £70,000
Runner-up: £30,000
Semi-final: £20,000
Quarter-final: £10,000
Last 16: £7,500
Last 32: £4,000
Last 64: £3,000
Highest break: £5,000
Total: £405,000

Previous winners

The Welsh Open has been a ranking tournament since 2016, when Judd Trump emerged victorious, but dates back to 1989 when John Parrott took the title.

1992: Stephen Hendry
1993: Ken Doherty
1994: Steve Davis
1995: Steve Davis
1996: Mark Williams
1997: John Higgins
1998: Paul Hunter
1999: Mark Williams
2000: John Higgins
2001: Ken Doherty
2002: Paul Hunter
2003: Stephen Hendry
2004: Ronnie O'Sullivan
2005: Ronnie O'Sullivan
2006: Stephen Lee
2007: Neil Robertson
2008: Mark Selby
2009: Ali Carter
2010: John Higgins
2011: John Higgins
2012: Ding Junhui
2013: Stephen Maguire
2014: Ronnie O'Sullivan
2015: John Higgins
2016: Ronnie O'Sullivan
2017: Stuart Bingham
2018: John Higgins
2019: Neil Robertson
2020: Shaun Murphy
2021: Jordan Brown

Match Schedule

February 28

11am

Jordan Brown 3-4 Mitchell Mann
Anthony McGill 3-4 Zhang Anda
Shaun Murphy 4-2 Andy Hicks
Stephen Maguire 1-4 Fergal O'Brien

2pm

Barry Hawkins 4-0 Alexander Ursenbacher
Judd Trump 4-1 Dean Young
Liam James Davies 3-4 Iulian Boiko
Kyren Wilson 4-3 Dominic Dale

3pm

Yan Bingtao 4-3 Ashley Hugill
Mark Williams 4-1 Michael Judge
Stuart Bingham 4-1 Sean Maddocks

7pm

Zhao Xintong 4-1 Oliver Lines
Mark Allen 4-1 Ken Doherty
Elliot Slessor 4-3 Dylan Emery
Neil Robertson 4-0 Jimmy White

8pm

John Higgins 4-1 Pang Junxu
Mark Selby 4-1 Chen Zifan
Si Jiahui 4-3 Gary Wilson
Allan Taylor 3-4 Michael White

March 1

10am

Mitchell Mann 4-1 Ben Hancorn
Rory McLeod 3-4 Yuan SiJun
Robbie Williams 3-4 Hossein Vafaei
Ali Carter 4-1 Ng On Yee

1pm

Ronnie O'Sullivan 4-0 James Cahill
Ben Woollaston v Liang Wenbo
Jimmy Robertson v Jamie Jones
Ding Junhui 4-1 Michael Holt

2pm

Neil Robertson v Hammad Miah
Cao Yupeng v Joe Perry
Mark Williams v Kurt Maflin
Scott Donaldson v Andrew Pagett

7pm

Thepchaiya Un-Nooh v Fergal O'Brien
Craig Steadman v Judd Trump
Iulian Boiko v Mark Allen
Mark Davis v Matthew Selt

8pm

Zhang Anda v Mark Joyce
John Higgins v Soheil Vahedi
Chris Wakelin v Jack Lisowski

March 2

Jak Jones v Zhao Xintong / O Lines
Anthony Hamilton v S Murphy / Hicks
Hawkins / Ursenbacher v Ashley Carty
R O'Sullivan / Sam Craigie v Lukas Kleckers
Yan BIngtao / Hugill v Zhao Jianbo
Li Hang v K Wilson / Dale
Slessor / Emmery v Bingham / Maddocks
Liam Highfield v Selby / Chen Zifan

10am

Lu Ning v Matthew Stevens
Graeme Dott v Jamie Clarke

1pm

Zak Surety v Ryan Day
Ricky Walden v Noppon Saengjham

ROUND 2

TBC

ROUND 3

March 3

QUARTER FINAL

March 4

SEMI FINAL

March 5

FINAL

March 6

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