Snooker Shoot Out 2024 LIVE RESULTS: Tom Ford beats wonderkid Liam Graham in epic final to win £50,000 prize – updates

Zak Surety (ENG) 29-0 Liam Pullen (ENG)

Surety is taking full advantage of a chance given to him here.

He seems to be cueing well and all his pots are going down the middle of the pocket.

Gets a bit unlucky with the splash into the pack and misses a red to the middle pocket.

Thepchaiyaa Un-Nooh (IND) 0-63 Aaron Hill (IRE)

That was a solid performance from the Irishman.

Some wild shots from Un-Nooh who really didn't get started but everytime he gave his opponent a chance he was duly punished.

Hill will fancy his chance in this tournament even more so now.

Thepchaiyaa Un-Nooh (IND) 0-18 Aaron Hill (IRE)

Big chance for the Irishman in this one.

He has been given the chance of a break and with it, the opportunity to put himself in a frame-winning position.

Un-Nooh really hasn't got into his stride whatsoever in this one.

Shaun Murphy (ENG) 0-73 David Gilbert (ENG)

Gilbert is on fire in this one.

Murphy is unlikely to get another shot it seems.

After rattling a blue, Murphy congratulates him and he processes to the next round.

Shaun Murphy (ENG) 0-0 David Gilbert (ENG)

This is one of the must-watch matches of the evening.

Both of these players were fancied to challenge for this trophy.

Let's hope it lives up to the billing.

Plenty of action still to come

There are some big names in action this evening.

With the final taking place tomorrow, the excitement comes thick and fast.

This should be one to watch, the format makes for high-tempo snooker.

Higginson takes it to the wire

What a frame of snooker that was.

Andrew Higginson was behind for the entire frame, then with 30 seconds left went on a break.

He needed the blue for victory and just struck it with the cue ball in time as he rompted to a two point victory.

Scenes.

Hossein Vafaei (IRA) 55-15 Andrew Higginson (ENG)

Vafaei has moved into a healthy lead in this one with three minutes remaining.

There is enough time for the Englishman to do the unthinkable but he needs his opponent to let him in first.

Time is of the essence now.

Allen crashes out

The final match of the afternoon session comes to an end and the reigning champion is out!

Si Jiahui misses two simple reds at 27-8 up and gives Allen a second then third chance.

But the Northern Irishman immediately wastes his chance and loses 36-8.

Despite the defeat, Allen has time to muster up a smile for photos with fans before he trudges home.

Play will now resume at 7pm.

Robertson seals narrow win

There is just 20 seconds left and Jackson Page is eight points behind.

There are no reds on the table and he is lined-up perfectly for the yellow.

Fans are building up tension with some noise... but he misses his huge chance to salvage a win.

Page's head is under the table, Neil Robertson lifts his arm in joy.

The Aussie is through 59-49.

Huge break

A magnificent break of 52 gives Ishpreet Singh Chadha a mountain to climb and there is no way back. Jamie Jones is through 64-16.

Graham wins

A stunning performance from Liam Graham sees him He Guoqiang 57-13.

Crushing win

Duane Jones has cruised to victory against Anthony McGill 69-1.

Day done

Dylan Emery has sent Ryan Day home 55-19. A break of 39 did the job over his fellow Welshman.

Incredible end

Wow. What a match. Wu Yize edges through and he can breathe a huge sigh of relief.

Matthew Stevens pots the green and goes one point behind, while setting himself up for a simple brown.

But the clock is ticking and he is forced to rush and it cannons out off the cushion.

The Chinese star sees himself into the next round 52-51.

Chinese rivalry

Huang Jiahao has beaten compatriot Gong Chenzhi 45-15.