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Selby has had to work hard for this break of 47 but it puts him in an almost unassailable position in the frame, with Wilson requiring a snooker. Could he pull off a comeback? Plenty of work for Milkins tomorrow if he is to recover and reach the quarter-finals. The players are out on the Crucible floor.

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A huge win for Jak Jones, who is through to the quarter-finals for the first time after dominating the world champion Robertson. Now then Selby was rolling along nicely in frame six but started to lose control of the cue ball and eventually missed a tricky red into the left corner, which rattled the jaws before rolling over the opposite pocket for Wilson to tap in. Mark Selby notches the first frame of his encounter with Gary Wilson — but a missed attempted plant has let Wilson in at the start of the second frame.

Si Jiahui and Rob Milkins have wrapped up for the evening with the young Chinese player holding a commanding four-frame lead overnight.

The referee tentatively suggested a re-rack may be on the cards but eventually Wilson escaped the situation to clinch the frame and move into the lead, Mark Selby and Gary Wilson are meanwhile locked a tactical battle in frame five of their second-round match, with two reds remaining. Mark Allen made a quickfire return to the Crucible on Saturday morning to claim the one frame he required and move into the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship for the first time since Progress has been slower on table two, where Neil Robertson has earned back one frame and is well-placed to pick up another.

A big opportunity now for Gary Wilson Can the four-time champion make his opponent pay? Si Jiahui is flying. There will be no , but he does clinch another frame with a century to move to within one of ending this contest. Mark Selby is at the table and building a sizeable break once more, with 50 on the board and enough reds out in the open to get this frame won in one visit.

This is utter domination. The Aussie will have to start fast if he wants to produce a stirring comeback and keep his hopes of a second world title alive. The reds are scattered though, and now Selby is at the table with the chance to piece a break together. That little black book is locked up in my mind and just kind of helped me.

Selby does indeed go up, and this will be the final frame of the night. Wilson comes to the table nonetheless looking to get back into it This has been an attritional match so far and this eighth frame is no different, with both players exchanging safety shots. Robertson spurns and Jak Jones takes advantage to steal another frame — the Welshman is just two now from reaching the quarter-finals for the first time in his career.

Selby and Wilson got themselves in a pickle with the final two reds gradually nudging the pink closer and closer to the pocket. It just makes people more interested in the sport. The year-old, playing at the Crucible for the first time, is up on the experienced Rob Milkins and closing in on another frame Mark Selby is level in his second-round encounter with Gary Wilson at , while Si Jiahui leads Rob Milkins — and the Chinese player is closing in on another frame.

And here are the second-round scores going into Sunday — those in bold are already through to the quarter-finals. Robertson trails heading into the final session, meaning Jones only needs three more frames for a famous victory. Everything is back like it was before and I wish him to win the tournament because he is too good for this sport. Meanwhile Jak Jones is closing in on another frame against Neil Robertson, and a place in the quarter-finals.

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On this evidence, he is going to take some stopping. Selby had Wilson snookered and forced a foul, but Wilson escapes while pushing the red in question safe. A lovely moment between the pair after some words were shared before the contest. Selby does exactly that, clearing the table in style with a break of 74 to level the scores at This match has been a bit of a slugfest but that was the quickest frame of the match so far.

On the other table, Welshman Jak Jones continued his impressive form with victory over champion Neil Robertson, seeing off the Australian Play will resumed at 7pm with 13th seed Robert Milkins struggling against Chinese Crucible debutant Si Jiahui , while 15th seed Gary Wilson trailed four-time world champion Mark Selby overnight. Meanwhile, on the other table, the always heavily-tipped world champion Neil Robertson is in all sorts of bother against unfancied Welsh qualifier Jak Jones.