World Open snooker 2024 - Latest scores, results, schedule, order of play as Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump eye title
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Updated 24/03/2024 at 14:29 GMT
The World Snooker Tour heads to Yushan, China for the World Open, which will be staged for the first time since 2019. Among the field will be the likes of world No. 1 Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump, world champion Luca Brecel, Mark Allen, Mark Selby and home favourite Ding Junhui. Stream the action live on discovery+, the Eurosport app and at eurosport.com.
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The elite of world snooker heads to Yushan, China this week for the World Open, a tournament being held for the first time since 2019.
In the field - fresh from his triumph at the inaugural Riyadh Season World Masters - will be world No. 1 Ronnie O'Sullivan, who will be looking to pick up yet another title and continue his prolific season to date.
Also competing is Judd Trump, who won the last edition of the event back in 2019.
Joining them will be the likes of Luca Brecel, Mark Selby and Mark Allen, with a number of Chinese players - including Ding Junhui - looking to challenge on home soil.
When and where is the World Open?
The World Open starts on Monday, March 18 and the final is on Sunday, March 24.
It will be held in Yushan, China and is the fourth event staged in China this season after the Shanghai Masters, Wuhan Open and International Championship.
How to watch and stream the World Open?
You can watch every day of the World Open live on Eurosport, while you can enjoy all the action ad-free on discovery+, the Eurosport app and eurosport.com.
Coverage starts from 6:30am UK time every day until the weekend, when coverage begins at 6am UK time.
What is the World Open schedule and format?
Qualification for the World Open was held in Barnsley in January, but several matches have been held over to the opening day in Yushan, including those involving Trump and Brecel.
The quarter-finals are scheduled to be played on Friday, March 22, the semi-finals on Saturday, and final on Sunday.
All matches will be best-of-nine frames until the semi-finals, which are best-of-11 frames. The final will be played over two sessions and will be best of 19.
Schedule and Results
Monday, March 18 (All UK times, schedule subject to change)
Qualifying round
1.30am
- Luca Brecel 5-1 Manasawin Phetmalaikul
- Jordan Brown 5-1 Lan Yuhao
- Sanderson Lam 5-4 Gong Chenzhi
- Wang Xinbo 5-1 Wang Xinzhong
6.30am
- Judd Trump 5-2 Rory Thor
- Zhang Anda 5-3 Allan Taylor
11.30am
- Ding Junhui 5-3 Zak Surety
- Matthew Selt 4-5 Wang Xinbo
Second round
1.30am
- Ali Carter 5-3 Louis Heathcote
- Hossein Vafaei 5-1 Graeme Dott
- Robbie Williams 5-4 Tom Ford
- Mark Selby w/o Adam Duffy
6.30am
- Lukas Kleckers 4-5 Dominic Dale
- Sean O'Sullivan 1-5 Joe Perry
- Stuart Carrington 4-5 David Lilley
- Robert Milkins 5-0 Sam Craigie
- Xu Si 3-5 Shaun Murphy
- Si Jiahui 2-5 Long Zeuhuang
11.30am
- Jak Jones 0-5 Ashley Hugill
- David Grace 4-5 Kyren Wilson
- Jamie Jones 4-3 Ricky Walden
- Ishpreet Singh Chadha 3-5 Yuan Sijun
- Jenson Kendrick 2-5 Barry Hawkins
- Daniel Wells 5-3 Mark Allen
Tuesday, March 19
Second round
6.30am
- Zhou Yuelong 1-5 Wu Yize
- John Higgins 3-5 Jackson Page
- Ben Woollaston 5-0 Iulian Boiko
- Elliot Slessor 5-3 Zhang Anda
- Lyu Haotian 5-4 Aaron Hill
- Stephen Maguire 5-3 Pang Junxu
- Liu Hongyu 2-5 Ding Junhui
- Oliver Brown 2-5 Luca Brecel
11.30am
- Ronnie O'Sullivan 5-3 Michael White
- Matthew Stevens 5-2 Ryan Day
- David Gilbert 0-5 Fan Zhengyi
- Cao Yupeng 5-3 Noppon Saengkham
- Neil Robertson 5-3 Tian Pengfei
- Judd Trump 5-2 Sanderson Lam
- Chris Wakelin 5-4 Jordan Brown
- He Guoqiang 5-4 Wang Xinbo
Wednesday, March 20
Third round
6.30am
- Stephen Maguire 5-1 Luca Brecel
- Cao Yupeng 1-5 Ding Junhui
- Joe Perry 3-5 Shaun Murphy
- Robbie Williams 2-5 Barry Hawkins
- Dominic Dale 2-5 David Lilley
- Ricky Walden 4-5 Ben Woollaston
- Ashley Hugill 3-5 Kyren Wilson
- Robert Milkins 2-5 Hossein Vafaei
11.30am
- Ali Carter 1-5 Chris Wakelin
- He Guoqiang 3-5 Daniel Wells
- Judd Trump 5-3 Fan Zhengyi
- Jackson Page 5-3 Wu Yize
- Neil Robertson 5-2 Yuan Sijun
- Mark Selby 5-2 Long Zehuang
- Matthew Stevens 1-5 Elliot Slessor
- Ronnie O'Sullivan 5-2 Lyu Haotian
Thursday, March 21
Fourth round
6.30am
- Barry Hawkins 5-1 Stephen Maguire
- Kyren Wilson 5-4 Ben Woollaston
- Ronnie O'Sullivan 4-5 Hossein Vafaei
- Judd Trump 5-3 David Lilley
11.30am
- Elliot Slessor 5-2 Daniel Wells
- Mark Selby 2-5 Jackson Page
- Neil Robertson 5-1 Chris Wakelin
- Ding Junhui 5-3 Shaun Murphy
Friday, March 22
Quarter-finals
6.30am
- Judd Trump 5-2 Kyren Wilson
- Jackson Page 5-2 Elliot Slessor
11.30am
- Hossein Vafaei 0-5 Ding Junhui
- Neil Robertson 5-2 Barry Hawkins
Saturday, March 23
Semi-finals
6.00am
- Judd Trump 6-2 Jackson Page
- Ding Junhui 6-5 Neil Robertson
Sunday, March 24
Final
6.00am
- Judd Trump 10-4 Ding Junhui
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