Day 5 World Championship Snooker Extra

More action from the Betfair World Snooker Championship here at the

Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. Our featured matches the opening session

between Neil Robertson and Robert Milkins. Roberts arrived on the back

of winning the China open in March. Wilkins ended Jimmy White's run in

the qualifiers. We start on the forward to. Milkins has had a new

lease of life over the last few years playing some great stuff

against one of the favourites of the tournament, Neil Robertson, who has

been world champion before. I have Stephen Hendry with me and we have

to be a little bit careful with Milkins, he is very dangerous.

Yes, very much so. Knocked out the fans favourites, Jimmy White, in the

last round in Sheffield. When the draw came out, he could not have

picked a much tougher one with Neil best in this match to have any

snooker on the big occasions. Great records in the UK, the Masters and

the world championship. That is the first mistake by Milkins. How about

this for a first rate in the first frame? Yes, hit the wrong ball,

didn't he? Just caught the first red and didn't play that so it is an

excellent opportunity for Milkins to get his hand on the table. Even

though he has been here many occasions, you always need those

single ball potter, I think this gentleman is now. His break skills

have improved tremendously over the years.

Can you describe to me what a single ball Potter is, please?

When you are playing match shot to potting a huge percentage of long

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don't think he has come high enough to get back on the black. He is

wearing a pair of new shoes today. The carpet is very slippy so he has

to be careful when stretching. You can see your face in those, very

get to get a colour at all here. Maybe he feels he can't even pot the

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is feeling today. A very positive shot in the first round of the world

championship. He is a little lucky not to have an

easier pot than this. Get it around three cautions and he would expect

to have another part at least. That is the end of break, just playing a

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he will be taking it on. He doesn't the safety now. He should get a good

wide here. It is amazing how he has never been

a journey man. The last two or three seasons he has really come to

hand there. That plant was on. He did not raise his hand to say it was

a fluke. A little bit careless by pot, wasn't it. He must have had a

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black not being available, that is why he is having to cut back. He

can't get onto a colour. Usually you would be airing on the

side of missing its same, but completely? Then you could adjust

accordingly on the next shot. He unfortunately has not left

anything. You should know where to aim this time providing the referee

puts the cue ball in the correct place.

Not terribly important, the red, but it is important to get the pink in

the right place. He is just having a look at where they were before. Not

touching the red, so it has to be same shot. His choice of two reds to

get back into the baulk. He has to be careful he does not play the same

shot again because he could leave an easy red. He came very low last time

and it looks to be lower this time as well. Hit them both at the same

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time. I think it was red first, so afternoon how quick Robert Milkins

is. He does not mess about when he gets going. That was an excellent

single ballpark? I don't think so because he is going to play the blue

here. We will just have to agree to differ on the single ballpark

analogy. It was a great part, I agree with

you and he is undoubtedly the best at that kind of shot at the moment.

A kiss on the pink and leaving the blue to play to the two reds and

that will complete the game out. There is every chance, actually,

that would potting the blue and kissing those two reds, he could

free the black. At the moment, paint out of play and you rarely see a

player win again on blues alone. It may be worth playing that cannon.

Just having a look at the two reds Lucky enough to get on something

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Robertson. He had to do a job. He doesn't looked edgy at all. I have

seen one or two top players looking edgy in the first round already. He

work into coming to Sheffield. He is striking the ball beautifully.

Allegedly he does not like to get up to early to play and practice. He

obviously a chance to win the frame now. This black will be a frame

ball. Good performance, this so far. A couple of bits of good fortune,

but after that he has cued very nicely.

Not the start that Milkins was after. He would have been hoping

that Neal would be nervous and edgy in the first round, but he was

suggest Robert getting to the table and potting a few balls getting his

ongoing. That is presuming that Neal breaks down. Normally he likes to

pot every ball on the table. Yes, I think it is key with it being

the first frame that you do not let Robert have practised time. He is

still a little cold at the moment. He will be a little bit annoyed,

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Robert. The fluke was the thing that Can't cue any better than that. This

is another one he needs to cue perfectly, but not this time. Her

fabulous break of 78. That break was very good form as he breaks off in

frame two. Good to see what Robert Milkins has now after sitting out

centre, should he want to play straight to that corner. He would

have to be quite accurate with the cube although. Just to follow

through with a touch on the right-hand side. Square the line of

the cue ball back up. He could not have placed that in a better

position. Now, if the red above the black pots the left corner, he would

have two have an angle of that to nudge the red to the right of the

Looks just about OK, as well. He needs to hit this thick. He could

have done with another two into the pace on the cue ball. He needs to

come another few inches down. He needs to make sure he does not take

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push the red out of the corner, but it didn't work. Just going round to

safety shot and swing the cue ball round, but red and blue are in the

way to be absolutely sure of getting the white. He is a very aggressive

player, Robert. That is why he has played the three and if this runs,

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it is very good. Very good if it to hit the right-hand side of the

first red, not the left-hand side of Milkins there. The cue ball should

have been in behind the green. About a foot to the left from where it is

safety shot. He can't play the two reds below the pink. If he plays the

two reds on the cushion, he will well. It may just run up to them.

Need to rely on the table to be pretty true and it was. I think that

is a very negative shots to play. You should really be in trouble. He

keeps giving Robert Milkins the pink. The cue ball is further over

to the centre of the table. If he to go straight into the bunch of

reds here and play for the loose one.

Played the correct aggressive shot. Not as good a contact as he might

have liked. A little bit unfortunate not to win anything, but he did

strike the pack in the correct place. Caught the first red just a

blue in playing this safety shot, he does not want to cannon into the

green either. Nothing has gone right so far for Rod Milkins. Has not done

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that with a lot of right-hand side. Obviously, Robert cannot see the

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red that is next to the pink or he Neil Robertson is looking at the

red on the black cushion closest to the left hand corner. He's just

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checking to see what he is going to He can't afford to let the cue ball

bounce off the baulk cushion because the red next to the pink

might be available. It has got to Has he gone far enough? No, that

Robertson has won the second safety He cut it very thin, and as you can

Not easy to see where the car was going to come from. He could stun

for the black to the right centre but that is not easy by any stretch.

He will have to hit it really hard It is not straightforward, this

opportunity. Looking to play a free That was a lovely little short.

Played the red in-off the red that was over the pocket. I did not

think there was room for that first red to go past. It gives him a good

I don't know whether he can get If he plays it slow enough to get

on to the then the red to the right of the black should pot. That could

beat a possible chance of winning the frame. -- lead to a possible

chance. Robert Milkins has just played one bad safety shot and has

the possibility of going 2-0 behind. He has to be patient, Robert. That

is not one of his strongest attributes. Sometimes, if he's not

playing well, his temper can let him down. But it is a long match.

He is going to get chances. You can't spend too much time dwelling

on your past mistakes. You're not in the right frame of mind when you

Just trying to make sure that he can get onto this cut red and get

the cannon and still on the black. We don't know door, if he can play

the cannon on was two was. -- we don't know if he can play the

cannon on those two reds. These next two shorts, we will know

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whether he can win the frame at A little lower on the black know.

He can still hold it or go in and out of baulk, whichever way he

fancies playing it. The red will slow the cue ball down and now it

is a frame winning chance. Well what is sitting in his chair

shaking his head. He has only played one bad shot in two frames

and he is 2-0 behind. He knows that This is impressive stuff by Neil

Robertson. He has worked this out Before he plays each shot, he works

everything out to make sure he is 100% in his mind on what is

He could not strike the ball any better than he is doing at the

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You cannot do much better than this. Two visits, two frames. He has

already had 44 centuries this season and 27 Crucible centuries.

He has been in great form or you. That will please him greatly. He is

playing well, and Robert Milkins It is a big edge been the best

players in the world and having people being frightened to play

against you sometimes, but it will not be the case in the tournament -

- 4 Robert. He has only played Neil Robertson ones and he lost that

match. He has played all the top players and the world, at one time

He has its Likud Neil behind the yellow but I would rather have put

the cue ball tight on the baulk cushion. He will have a two-cushion

escape here. And that is very well played. The chance of a pot to the

Last time Robert came to the table he had a chance from the blue to go

into the reds and get onto a red. This time Neil Robertson has put

the black safe. Everything is a little bit awkward at the minute.

He can play for them loose red and try and bring pink and back --

black into play. He got the pink in play, he has caught the black

slightly move, and he has not got onto a red. Quite an aggressive

shot, but nothing happening for him He is not being rewarded at the

moment for playing the right shots. He has to be patient. Chances will

come. He cannot afford to play careless safety shots like that. He

has to find that baulk cushion Obviously the black being tied up

is stopping him going for one of these long reds down the left-hand

side. The middle red of the CRUSE on the left-hand side looks like he

can get the white back to where it is no. Or maybe he has spotted

The very unusual. I do not understand that shot. And I am sure,

He did not want to play in the baulk because the red is over the

right corner pocket, but it is a negative shot to play. The red

closest to the cue ball pots to the right corner but then it will be

hard to get up for the blue. In an exhibition a practice match he

would have played it by now, but at 2-0 down, he's finding things

difficult. There is a possibility of potting it with the cannon on

He wanted to play the cannon on that red to the right of the black

but tied we think the natural angle was there to do that. -- I don't

think. How do you cover this red to Like this, I would say - excellent

I was about to suggest that the slow you play that shot, the more

of the chance of this were taking. -- the swerve taking. I don't know

whether the black will go back on its own spot quite easily. But he

would like to move the red away from the black. He can screw this

end and play the cannon on the red and be on two reds into the middle

but he needs to clear that red away He took a chance, and it was a very

good shot, but unfortunately the red stayed on the cushion. He needs

a good pot now to keep this break going, either the one to the middle

He needs to play this with right hand side to miss the kiss on the

red to the left of the black. Well It is not getting any easier, this

break, is it? Now a tester of a You can see how easy a style Robert

Milkins has. He just went down and played that as if it was a practice

match. He just gets down and hits it. It is sometimes a bad thing,

but that is how he plays. It is good to watch when he gets going.

The green being off its spot will help you because it will go round

and pass the green short if he hits it properly. He creates a lot of

cue ball movement. He has got a -- quick cue. Lots of players play

with a 9-pin the litre cue tip, but the one he uses is a lot thicker

than most. -- 9-10 millimetre. If he can make this into a frame-

winning break, we're going to have He looks to be striking the ball

very well. An excellent touch through to the black spot. And that

blue that he played going round the He played that well, with enough

pace that the cue ball slightly follow-through which means that he

is on this red to the left corner. He was a little bit careless there

more to get a better angle on the black, but he has played it well.

He has got a little wry smile on You can't get a much better

standard than this, so 4. Both players hitting the ball very well

indeed. -- so far. They are making the game look ridiculously easy at

This is an excellent chance of his first Crucible century. It is his

second appearance here. It is an excellent chance. He has surpassed

his highest break from his previous He does not appear to want to make

century, given how relaxed he is. There have been at 12 Crucible

centuries in the first few days. He generates so much movement. He hits

There could have been three centuries in this match so far, but

Robert Milkins makes the highest break of the match so far, to make

it 2-1. The referee asking the crew to be quiet as Neil Robertson gets

frame four under way. You do not like to be 2-0 in front and then

going to the interval 2-2, because you like to take a lead into the

next session. Yes, it feels like an opportunity lost. But it is when

you have had lots of chances yourself and thrown frames away

that you go back feeling irritated at the interval. Neil Robertson

will still be in a positive frame of mind. This is one of his

trademarks - he expects to get these. He would do well to get

round the back of the red on the far right hand side. He pots a

large percentage of those when he plays at General pace, but he had

This red obviously passes the green. This is a great chance for Robert

Milkins. He may take the chance of playing through the gap between

these reds to get on the red just What kind of shot as that? He

underhit that by about a foot. was playing the shot you suggested

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to try to get on the red above the Having a look to see if the pink

will still pot, and that will help if it does. It is all about the

river of the black. If he can get on the pink exec we straight he can

get onto that red and if it is not top side of the blue, he will not

be happy chappie. It is amazing how many times that happens. The amount

of times that players underhit it, He has played for the other red. He

will want to land high on this red that is above the black. He is a

beautiful striker of the cue ball. I had not seen him play much, but

he's -- he strikes the ball as good as anybody. He has been trying to

get on this red for the last six shots. He could just clear forcing

shot and play on to the right. -- play a forcing shot. He has decided

against it. He has a little bit of work to do to get onto the next red,

cushion into the pack. He is now looking at the yellow. He has to

play a cannon of some sort if it wants to keep this play going. I

would play the green. Yes, there is a big target of green

and blue. A bigger target off the if you don't catch the painful in

the face, you have a good chance going off.

The yellow is not a bad choice. If he keeps the black in his eye line,

anywhere near the black or cannon the black, he knows that the bottom

red pot he could come by the black at a certain place. He has decided

on the blue so is playing some sort of cannon. That is the one Stephen

was talking about. A few slides by, the minute, Robert and he should be

of situation, getting up behind the green is no real advantage. You

would rather let see the reds, wouldn't you?

Absolutely. Making your opponents roll into the two reds in the pink

spot. He would have preferred, almost, to finish between brown and

green. He is just looking at the plant. Surely he won't play that

unless it is a certainty. It is dead set. We have a picture from another

camera angle. He might take this on. angle, doesn't it?

That is close enough for me, that one.

It looks like he is reluctant to playing the plant. Didn't play the

plans, he hit the wrong ball. I bet he wishes he could have that shot

baulk. He will have to try to kiss the red to the black -- to the right

then he would take the blue onto the yellow pocket, but a bit too

awkward. Then again, that is a little bit careless. This red below

the pink main part to the right corner. If we can see enough of it.

It looks like he is playing the red kiss on the green, of course. He

played a short similar to this in frame to when he hit a safety shot

half draw and hit the jaws. He has to be careful not to hit one of

these reds too thick and leave the white in the middle of the table

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to leave that red on, but he covered it. In fairness, it looks to be a

very good safety. The reds on the right-hand side with the blue. You

can see him with his head going down because he thought he left the pot

on, but he got the pace right. He can get back into a similar position

to what he is in now. He has to be at least that wide otherwise he will

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long red up, but there may be a gap between the pink and the blue to get

to the reds to the right of the two through. Can he not go the other

side of the brown? Does not look like it from there.

No, he hit the wrong red. You can tell by the reaction, he is not

impressed. To be honest, Robertson was

fortunate not to have left anything on after such a poor safety shot. He

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thought he could pocket, but hit the glance, but they are stopping the

black from potting and the pink is out of the way to a similar

situation to frame one where he needs to get black into play. He

could risk doing it now playing the cannon into the two reds at the

that was putting reds onto the cushion, but he has managed to do

that tumbled the blackout. Still won't play for the black because

when it spots it will still be blocked up.

That is the beauty of the top players. They see a chance to win

the frame, but a lot of players would not want to play that

best chance to win the frame in one visit. Those are the shots you have

to play. You keep just taking what is available. You can come unstuck a

here. But it is blocked up if it is re-spotted. He will probably play on

the right-hand side and go back out for the blue. He played the natural

angle, but did not plan to catch the red. He has been very fortunate.

Looking at Robert in his seat shaking his head as he finished plum

blackspot would help here. Oh, hasn't played it. That takes potting

the black out of the equation, you see.

Could play a cannon now run the back behind the back of the black with a

touch on the left-hand side. Back up This would have been a lot easier,

but it has worked out so that he is not able to get on the black. It is

essential to get high on the blue and then play the run on the

rid of this red, but he is getting weird of it at the right time.

Right back into the frame and has become favourite to win it now. Oh,

until then. Played the full ball cannon and did not get it right. He

can still wallet in, but played the full cannon not the quarter cannon.

OK, it was thicker than it looks from the commentary position. The

green is the key ball for Milkins. The only problem is, Robertson is

left-handed which makes the green and little easier.

Something is amusing Robert. He is always smiling sat in his chair and

chair. Obviously, being a left-hander the green will be more

comfortable than it would be to a right-handed player. He has a

potting the green, but judging the pace on the cue ball for the brown.

It is about the only place it is no good, isn't it, tight on the

cushion. Any sort of bounce would have been easy to play for the

brown, but he may have to play into brown miscible. Without the kiss, it

would have been unmissable. He will aggrieved. Robertson will be pretty

pleased having won the open two frames without giving Robert Mattar

the chance. -- Robert much of a these players. Robert Milkins shakes

his head. Robertson did what he had to do. Milkins check -- trails at

it is not a straightforward safety. The angle is going back towards the

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yellow area where it should be. Not does not win the frame on this

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make the frame safe. He won't need the yellow. 26 points in front. Lack

34, so just the red. Not a bad kick. He may have to play the cannon into

the red now. You wanted to just roll the black in, but that may not be an

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catch it correctly, but it was a Robertson the chance to play red and

the black here. Kiss on the brown is on. He may have to it at pace

between the brown and the green. If the black was on its pot, it should

be no problem, but whether black is, he could snooker himself. To the

natural angle, kissing into the brown is why he is looking at the

possibility of going round the back of the green. He must pot the black,

black was on its pot, it would be so easy to get at. If he misses it, it

is end of the frame. The pink is the easier shot, but he won't win with

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that cushion. We had a lot in the Selby game last evening when it came

click off this top cushion, there is another example. That finished about

a foot higher than it should have, cushions every three days. They used

here. Playing at a more crisp pace. He would like to leave an angle high

on the black here, although, but I would add to play in the pack from

high on the cushion. It is always good to play in the pack when there

is one loose red. It takes a scenario out stunning

into them. He has not played it very well and will have to run round to

cushions or screw back. Because it is at the bottom of the pack,

playing this next shot will spread and bundles of top spin so the cue

ball hit the pack at topspin. Took the cue ball careering forwards. You

are never entirely sure what colour you are going to be on, but he will

be delighted with that result. I think you will be tied up when it is

potted here, but he won't be bothered about that because the

black pot to the left corner so no problem just going off one cushion.

So you would have to say, this looks slight sign of danger, not playing

well and losing of frame, is to tournament is 142 by Judd Trump.

There is a possibility of 144 on the table at the moment if he takes one

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It is interesting to Huw you see about Neil Robertson getting down

to pot the black, which would give him another century. Look at that

cushion again. There is another shot where he has swung of a foot

further than he meant to. He might have to go and down twice to get to

I think he can hold this. He can afford one pink, if he does get

another big bounce off the cushion. He's on the pink, that's fine, but

Ricky Walden must have thought that his 140 would be in with a chance

of winning the big break. But now, The angle was just about cookie,

but he's going to have to play it The highest break is purely cash.

You are playing for money. There is a golden cue this year. You get a

prize as well. Trust me, he's not thinking about that cue. It is

There is the bounce again. And now, This will be the highest Crucible

break of his career if this pink and black goes in. Well played,

140 was not enough, 142 was not enough, will 140 ft be enough? The

highest break of the tournament so You will Watson breaks off with two

range remaining in this first I would have to say that I agree

with you. If Robert Wilkins has any aspirations of winning this match

he needs both of these frames. -- You can see the frustration in his

face. The fact that he knows that Neil Robertson is 96 times at the

100 going to knock this in. -- out And there is the four times out of

100 that he doesn't, so Robert Milkins could be given a chance.

You would have put your house on Neil Robertson potting that.

Perhaps those scrappy frames have affected him. This is a nice chance

for Robert to get his cueing arm going. He doesn't take much out of

himself. He's a very quick player. He could win this frame in six or

An opportunity to go into the bunch here. Three open reds he can play

We've seen that a few times today from both players. Didn't see much

of a jump from the black. Just have to trust Robert that he got a bad

The bunch of reds will be opened up here with this safety shot.

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Important to get a good white - and Getting to the three reds below the

pink would be an ideal choice if he can get off of the left-hand

cushion with loads of sight. If he has to swerve it is a lot more

That is nowhere near. Foul, and a That was careless from Neil, wasn't

it? It was a long way from the desire of safety shot he played off

These reds a beautifully placed for a sizeable break. -- are

beautifully placed. I think he needs a to win the frame at this

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visit, not only for the frame, but Stephen mention that if he wins the

next frame, that takes it-5-4, and Neil Robertson can then think that

Well, barring snookers, Robert Milkins has reduced the deficit to

55 victory. Although we will Robertson is going to carry on. --

This is an excellent opportunity for Neil Robertson to pot four reds

I suppose it would be easy to get in behind the pink rather than the

black but it depends on the position he gets in the next couple

of shots whether it is the one on the cushion of the one near the

pink. -- or the one near the pink. Robert Milkins got himself a nice

little break of 45 there, and now he's going to be snooker the next

time he comes to the table. It is just a case of how difficult the

If it is on the cushion I can't see importing anything, if it is off

the cushion, it is missable. It has kicked. That was a shame. He's

giving in. He did not get the snookers he needed, so Robert

Milkins has closed the gap to trail by two frames, at 5-3. So, a big

frame for Robert Milkins, he breaks off in the final frame of the

session. If he can get out of this 5-4 down, he will be delighted. And

Neil Robertson will be disappointed with a 5-4. At some stages this

afternoon he has looked fantastic and at other times he has looked

You can see again when he senses a bit of danger. He can step up a

gear and producer big break when it really matters. -- produce a big

He did not get into the cue ball, did he? A lot of screw shots, the

white ball has not been reacting in the way that the players expect. He

will be moving reds, so it could Maybe not. Robert Milkins has been

given a lifeline. He will be just dropping this red in. For an angle

on the black to clear into the pack. But it is quite a narrow pack from

that direction. There is a good chance of the cue ball disappearing

up to the baulk end. He will try to get the cue ball to the right hand

side cushion. That is what he is playing - off the cushion and into

the bunch of reds. He would like to get the middle of those three reds

to the right of the pack. You would have been playing that a lot harder

than that. It is strange. He has played a few shots into the pack-

day and has played them full strength. I assume that he was

frightened of the cue ball There is nothing like a bit of luck.

And the way that Robert is shaking his head he probably feels he has

not had much luck this afternoon, The two West to the right of the

pack, he will be hoping one of them pots to the left corner. Depending

He has got the left-hand side on it, but just a little bit too much

angle. He can pot the red but it is closer to the red than he wanted it

to be, which makes it missable. He has missed it, as well. Has he

covered it? Maybe the one of the balls is changing. -- run of the

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He was a bit unfortunate to leave the cue ball tight to the side

cushion. It limits what Neil Robertson can do positionally. That

is why he may not take the pot on He can't hit the edge of the pack

near the pink. You can just about get through to the red that's an

open play, but can he leave it safe He has left the red at the bottom

of the bunch to the right corner. It is a big shot, it could be a

chance to win the frame of this goes in. -- if this goes in. Can't

see him going for a pot from here - it will be cue ball behind blue,

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Now, I think it may have always been a snooker but the double kiss

on the green made sure of it. That is about as good as he could have

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Now this is a chance for Robert. Will he play the shot to nothing

and swing it out for the green, He may have second prize here, he

dead straight pink. There is pressure on this one. Very well

done. A simple shot to the corner and he will be nicely on the pink

and then four reds and colours will leave them only one behind going

into tomorrow's session. Considering Robertson has made such

high breaks, to come out of the session trailing 5-4, he has done

If I was in Neil Robertson's shoes, to be 5-2 up and only have a 5-4

lead, I would not be happy. Although you are in front, it is a

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He will be very pleased with himself. His head has been shaking

when things have not been going right but he has had a good put of

fortune in the last couple of frames, and you can see what kind

of player he is when things are going right - excellent potter.

Exhibition shot here, try to hit Neil Robertson will be very

disappointed, to be 5-2 in front and come out 5-4. The handshake

will come, it has been a very good session of snooker, scrappy in the

middle but very good at the event, we will worsen will be disappointed