Neil Robertson gets another frame on the board after a half century. But he does give Chris Wakelin a bit of a chance in that one.

The Englishman though looks completely unsettled and cannot capitalise.

BBC Two

Remember you can stay across this match over on BBC Two until 21:00 GMT, when all the action will shift over to BBC Four.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Two

Neil got himself in a position to pinch the frame and really hurt Chris. He will be horrified he missed the blue.

Chris Wakelin is almost kicking himself. He has the frame pretty much won when he misses a red to the left corner while trying to bridge over a couple of balls.

It was an awkward one but he should be getting that.

Neil Robertson gets back to the 72-1 down and needing a snooker. And the Australian gets one but then remarkably misjudges getting out of a snooker himself while on the blue before Wakelin gets over the line some 15-20 minutes later than he could have done.

Neil Robertson takes the opening frame with a decent run of 44, which ends with an eye-catching double on the yellow.

The odds of all the previous seven first-round matches to finish 6-2 were 44,000/1.

And apparently all the correct scores and winners would have been priced at 3,700,000/1.

Remarkable.

Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two

If I had predicted those scores I wouldn't be here. I would be up there sipping champagne.

Incredible scorelines. There was a year here when we had a lot of 6-5 scores but 6-2, who could have predicted that and seven of them. Incredible.

There were some strange ones in there as well with big favourites going out.

Neil Robertson was originally due to face Ronnie O'Sullivan this evening, in what had been viewed as one of the most mouthwatering matches in the first-round draw.

'The Rocket's' withdrawal gives Scottish Open champion Chris Wakelin the opportunity to face the Australian having defeated him 10-8 in the World Championship last year.

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Here we go again.

Will the scoreline spell continue this evening when Neil Robertson takes on Chris Wakelin.

All seven matches so far this week have ended with a 6-2 scoreline.

Remember there will be more snooker on the menu this evening, when Neil Robertson takes on Chris Wakelin in the one remaining last-16 tie (19:00 GMT).

Judd Trump speaking on BBC Two: "I am comfortable. In the UK I was comfortable. I think everything is fine. I feel confident and have got to a few finals recently and it has taken some good players to stop me. I am full of confidence and hopefully I can go one better this tournament.

"It’s my favourite tournament to play. The crowds are unbelievable, and I love coming back here. Every game is a belter here, let's hope the next game is not 6-2."

Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC Two

Pretty clinical. You can't really do much better than that. He didn't miss anything easy. Positional play was superb and that made the game look so easy.

It wasn't like his opponent collapsed. Ding had 90% pot success. To destroy a player with that is astonishing.

Judd Trump seals a dominant win over Ding Junhui with his third century break of the match.

Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC Two

Judd Trump has punished Ding Junhui. He has been on fire and capitalised when he has needed to. That it top-class snooker and you have to take it on the chin when it happens.

John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Two

What has Ding Junhui got left? He will need to perform miracles to get out of this.

Another century break from Judd Trump puts him one frame away from victory and a meeting with Mark Allen in the last eight.