DING Junhui’s record in ranking tournaments this season is so remarkable it seems incongruous that he is not a red-hot favourite to win a first world title.
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DING EQUALS HENDRY HISTORY IN BEIJING
DING Junhui equalled one of Stephen Hendry’s greatest records in Beijing on Sunday evening in winning the China Open.
Read MoreROBERTSON AND DING IN BEIJING FINALE
NEIL ROBERTSON and Ding Junhui will go head-to-head on Sunday in the China Open final in Beijing.
Read MoreTEESSIDER STRUTS HIS STUFF IN CHINA
MIKE Dunn has saved his tour place in the grand manner in Beijing – by having his best ever run in a ranking tournament in his 23rd season as a professional.
Read MoreDUNN TO FACE DING IN BEIJING
MIKE DUNN caused a big upset at the China Open in Beijing on Friday by knocking out world no.2 Mark Selby.
Read MoreCARTER AND ROBERTSON INTO SEMIS
ALI CARTER’s 5-3 victory over Ricky Walden in the quarter-finals of the China Open ended with a farcical refereeing blunder which saw the two players down cues and leave the arena.
Read MoreDING RECORD BID REMAINS ON COURSE
DING Junhui swept past John Higgins in what had looked the tie of the last 16 at the China Open with a comfortable 5-2 victory in Beijing.
Read MoreROBERTSON'S WARRIOR INSTINCT
Neil Robertson’s win in Beijing today illustrates why he sits at the top of the world rankings.
Read MoreGUTSY ROBERTSON INTO QUARTERS
NEIL ROBERTSON produce another battling performance to take his place in the quarter-finals of the China Open in Beijing on Thursday.
Read MoreBEIJING SPECIALIST EBDON BEATS TRUMP
CHINA Open specialist Peter Ebdon struck again in Beijing on Wednesday by knocking Judd Trump out of the £480,000 tournament.
Read MoreFAVOURITES WIN IN BEIJING
JUDD TRUMP, John Higgins and Ding Junhui all advanced to the last 32 of the China Open in Beijing on Tuesday.
Read MoreROBERTSON BATTLES THROUGH
WORLD NO.1 Neil Robertson survived a tough battle with Anthony Hamilton to keep his China Open title defence on track on Beijing on Monday.
Read MoreWHITE PASSES MORRIS TEST
JIMMY WHITE took an important step towards safeguarding his professional status by beating David Morris 5-2 in the last 64 of the China Open in Beijing on Monday.
Read MoreCHINA IN THEIR HANDS
The China Open – the last tournament before the World Championship – starts on Monday in Beijing.
Read MoreMURPHY MADE TO FIGHT FOR BEIJING BERTH
SHAUN MURPHY kept his fine recent run going – but only just as he prevailed in a deciding frame to qualify for the final stages of the China Open at the Capital Venue in Gloucester on Monday.
Read MorePERRY CAN'T KEEP UP WITH JONES
JOE PERRY fell victim to a shock 5-2 defeat to amateur Duane Jones in the China Open qualifiers at the Capital Venue in Gloucester on Sunday.
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