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Venue: Venue Cymru, Llandudno, Dates: Monday 23 February - Sunday 1 March Time: from 10:00 GMT

Coverage: Watch live on BBC One Wales, BBC Two Wales, Red Button, BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and app.

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Morning sessions results:

Jak Jones 4-2 Anthony McGill

Xiao Guodong 3-4 Jack Lisowski

Afternoon sessions from 13:00 GMT:

Barry Hawkins v Pang Junxu

Dylan Emery 1-4 David Grace

Mark Williams 4-1 Martin O'Donnell

Jiang Jun 4-0 Yuan Sijun

Robbie Williams v Stephen Maguire

Chang Bingyu v Jackson Page

Hossein Vafaei v Neil Robertson

Joe O'Connor v Wu Yize

Evening sessions from 19:00 GMT:

Gary Wilson v Sam Craigie

Zhang Anda v Liam Pullen

David Gilbert v Stuart Bingham

Stan Moody v Zhao Xintong

Kyren Wilson v Zhou Yuelong

Bulcsu Revesz v John Higgins

China's Chang Bingyu caused a Welsh Open shock by beating former winner Shaun Murphy 4-0 - and became only the ninth player in history to make century breaks in four consecutive frames.

The 23-year-old went into the first-round encounter in Llandudno ranked 54th in the world, 46 places below Englishman Murphy.

But that counted for nothing as the 2020 winner's hopes of repeating his feat were ended at the first hurdle at Venue Cymru, with Chang producing breaks of 130, 136, 119 and 130.

Murphy stood to applaud at the end of the match.

Twelve-time women's world champion Reanne Evans, analysing the display for BBC Sport, said Chang's display "has got to be the best performance ever on a snooker table".

"It was just fantastic - I'm glad I was here to witness that," Evans said.

Murphy, who potted only one red in the contest, said: "That's the best performance in a best-of-seven match I've ever seen.

"If that were Ronnie O'Sullivan or Judd Trump, it would be on the news. What a performance. What a player."

Relive the match here.