Northern Ireland Open results: Trump and O’Sullivan among Monday exits

Judd Trump and Ronnie O’Sullivan were among the high-profile casualties as the Northern Ireland Open continued at Belfast’s Waterfront Hall on Monday, 19 October.
Thirteen first-round outcomes were recorded during the day, including a walkover for Scott Donaldson after Wu Yize withdrew for medical reasons.
Trump and O’Sullivan beaten
Trump lost 4–3 to Martin O’Donnell, while O’Sullivan also went out in a deciding frame, beaten 4–3 by Cheung Ka Wai, despite leading 3-1 at one stage. There were more close contests elsewhere. Matthew Selt edged Hossein Vafaei 4–3, and Mateusz Baranowski also won by that scoreline against Gary Wilson. World number 2 Wu Yize withdrew from the tournament, giving Scott Donaldson a walkover.
Monday’s Northern Ireland Open results
Jamie Jones beat Chris Wakelin 4–1
Pang Junxu beat Alfie Burden 4–2
Luca Brecel beat Lei Peifan 4–1
Daniel Wells beat Barry Hawkins 4–2
Scott Donaldson received a walkover against Wu Yize
David Gilbert beat Oliver Sykes 4–1
Kyren Wilson beat Ben Mertens 4–0
Cheung Ka Wai beat Ronnie O’Sullivan 4–3
Stuart Bingham beat Yao Pengcheng 4–2
Jak Jones beat Tom Ford 4–1
Martin O’Donnell beat Judd Trump 4–3
Zhang Anda beat Liam Pullen 4–2
John Higgins beat Liam Highfield 4–1
The Northern Ireland Open continues at the Waterfront Hall this week, with the remaining players competing for a place in the later rounds. Northern Ireland’s two entrants, Mark Allen and Jordan Brown were unfortunately drawn against each other and will play today from 1pm.
Northern Ireland Open fixtures – Tuesday, 20 October
First round
10am
Mark Williams v Robbie Williams
Chang Bingyu v Ryan Day
1pm
Mark Allen v Jordan Brown
Zhou Yuelong v Michael Holt
2pm
Zhao Xintong v Gao Yang
Noppon Saengkham v Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon
Second round
7pm
Wang Xinbo v Mateusz Baranowski
Louis Heathcote v Matthew Selt
Thepchaiya Un-Nooh v Kyren Wilson
8pm
Joe O’Connor v Ricky Walden
Jack Lisowski v Anthony McGill
The Northern Ireland Open runs at Belfast’s Waterfront Hall through to Sunday, 25 October. The tournament is part of the World Snooker Tour.
External link: World Snooker Tour Northern Ireland Open
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