Northern Ireland snooker 2023 – Latest scores, results, schedule, order of play as Judd Trump bids for glory
Ranking snooker is back in Northern Ireland after the tour circuit makes its way back from China.
The breathless nature of the 2023/24 season continues, with the stars of snooker heading back from Wuhan for the Northern Ireland Open.
Mark Allen is the current champion after his excellent season in the last campaign, but he has been less impressive in the new competition year.
Judd Trump has both the Wuhan Open and English Open to his name in 2023, so will be looking for a ranking title hat-trick.
But stars such as Neil Robertson, Shaun Murphy, Kyren Wilson and Jack Lisowski will be in action at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast.
Play gets underway on October 22, live on Eurosport and discovery+, with the players battling for the £80,000 first prize.
When and where is the Northern Ireland Open 2023?
The Northern Ireland Open will be held at the Waterfront Hall in Belfast, Northern Ireland, from October 22 to October 29.
What is the format at the Northern Ireland Open 2023?
All matches are best-of-seven until the quarter-finals, which are the best-of-nine frames.
The semi-finals are best-of-11 frames, with the final a two-session, best-of-17 affair.
How to watch the Northern Ireland Open 2023?
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Northern Ireland Open 2023 snooker match schedule, scores and results*
- Robert Milkins v Cao Yupeng
- Ryan Day v Ma Hailong
- Neil Robertson v Wu Yize
- Ricky Walden v Ben Woolaston
- Judd Trump v Jenson Kendrick
- Kyren Wilson v Sam Craigie
- Jack Lisowski v Rebecca Kenna
- Robbie McGuigan v Muhammad Asif
- Mark Wiliiams v Tian Pengfei
- Mark Allen v Ben Mertens
- Gary Wilson v Louis Heathcote
- David Gilbert v Joel Connolly (a)
- Shaun Murphy v Ryan Thomerson
- Anthony McGill v Jimmy White
- Rory McLeod (a) v Ahmed Aly Elsayed
- Hossein Vafaei v Mark Joyce
- Barry Hawkins v Elliot Slessor
- Tom Ford v Hayden Pinhey (a)
- Jackson Page v Jack Lisowski or Rebecca Kenna
- Ryan Day or Ma Hailong v Martin O’Donnell
- Graeme Dott v Xing Zihao
- Jordan Brown v Neil Robertson or Wu Yize
- Dylan Emery v Robert Milkins or Cao Yupeng
- Aaron Hill v Fan Zhengyi
- Shaun Murphy or Ryan Thomerson v Marco Fu
- Rod Lawler v Stan Moody
- Dean Young v Matthew Selt
- Mark Allen or Ben Mertens v Andres Petrov
- Lukas Kleckers v Gary Wilson or Louis Heathcote
- Zak Surety v Sean O’Sullivan
Tuesday October 24 – Wednesday October 25
- Stuart Bingham v Xu Si
- Chris Wakelin v Alfie Burden
- Jamie Clarke v Yuan Sijun
- Barry Hawkins or Elliot Slessor v Jiang Jun
- Ricky Walden or Ben Woollaston v Dominic Dale
- Lyu Haotian v Tom Ford or Haydon Pinhey
- Michael White v Joe Perry
- Ian Burns v Ken Doherty
- Ross Muir v Rory McLeod or Ahmed Aly Elsayed
- Judd Trump or Jenson Kendrick v Julien Leclercq
- Jimmy Robertson v Peng Yisong
- Mark Davis v Jak Jones
- Hammad Miah v Kyren Wilson or Sam Craigie
- James Cahill v Stephen Maguire
- Anthony McGill or Jimmy White v Robbie McGuigan or Muhammad Asif
- Matthew Stevens v David Gilbert or Joel Connolly
- Zhang Anda v John Astley or Thor Chuan Leong
- Noppon Saengkham v Barry Pinches
- Mark Williams or Tian Pengfei v Robbie Williams
- Anton Kazakov v Hossein Vafaei or Mark Joyce
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