Thank you for your company during another pulsating day at the World Snooker Championship. A quick reminder of the results in today's matches, with three of those now completed:

• Judd Trump 10-5 Gary Wilson
• Wu Yize 10-2 Lei Peifan
• Shaun Murphy 10-9 Fan Zhengyi
• Chris Wakelin 5-4 Liam Pullen
• Ronnie O'Sullivan 7-2 He Guoqiang

Be sure to read a report on everything that happened on day four at the Crucible from our man Michael Emons in Sheffield.

We will back on Wednesday morning with more of the action on BBC iPlayer and on the BBC Sport website the but if you want some reading between now and then check out these stories:

• O'Sullivan chasing eighth Crucible title aged 50
• 'I'd run the M4 naked' - Williams targets snooker history
• How many nationalities have played at the World Snooker Championship?
• What is the Crucible curse?

10:00

Chris Wakelin (13) 5-4 Liam Pullen

Mark Selby (7) v Jak Jones

14:30

Ronnie O'Sullivan (12) 7-2 He Guoqiang

Si Jiahui (15) v Hossein Vafaei

19:00

Neil Robertson (4) v Pang Junxu

Mark Selby (7) v Jak Jones

We've see some incredible shots this evening.

Well worth checking out before you hit the hay.

Fan Zhengyi produced two high-calibre doubles in his match against Shaun Murphy. One down the table to pot the green, then another on a re-spotted black to win the frame.

Then in the match between Judd Trump and Gary Wilson, the former produced miraculous escape from a brilliant snooker by the latter.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at the Crucible

Earlier on, Judd Trump became the 10th seed out of 10 to make it through. After trailing 4-1, the world number one had led 5-4 against Gary Wilson, although the world 27 made it 5-5 at the beginning of the second session.

But Trump pulled clear by winning five in a row to seal a 10-5 success.

The 36-year-old has been top of the world rankings since August 2024 and will extend that run if he reaches the quarter-finals.

"I like being number one, it's going to be difficult to keep it unless I do really well in the next season but I take a lot of pride in it," he said.

Trump lives in Dubai, but because of the recent conflict in the Middle East, he left the area temporarily.

"I had to stay in Thailand for a month and I managed to practice for the World Championship but it has been more back to normal now," he said.

"Dubai is still my base, I've been back there in the last couple of weeks and everything is normal."

Phew. What a thrilling end to the night, eh?

Murphy beats Fanpublished at 23:49 BST 21 April

23:49 BST 21 April

Murphy 10-9 Fan

The blue is gently cut in by Shaun Murphy before he slams in the pink.

A brilliant victory for the 2005 champion.

Fan Zhengyi put up a hell of a fight.

Both players get a standing ovation.

Green, brown, yellow all potted. A good position on the blue.

This is Shaun Murphy's for the taking.

Murphy 56-53 Fan.

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The final red is disposed off by Shaun Murphy, followed by the black.

Now for the colours.

Murphy 47-53 Fan.

Two reds, two pinks. Shaun Murphy is chipping away.

He then plays pots a red - superbly - to bring the remaining two reds off the cushion. Incredible control of the cue ball.

Murphy 31-53 Fan.

Shaun Murphy comes out of a snooker at the second time of asking. He leaves Fan Zhengyi a tricky pot in the middle pocket, but it rebounds out.

Murphy has chance to attack. "Come on Shaun" shouts a punter.

Murphy 18-53 Fan.

A stunning long pot from Fan Zhengyi is clipped into the left corner pocket. A tremendous piece of cueing given the situation.

He follows it up with the green and another red then slides the pink into the middle pocket. But with no straightforward pot on he plays a shot to nothing.

Murphy 17-49 Fan.

Fan Zhengyi pots the pink and attempts to break up the reds and free the black. However, he is left with a risky pot to the left middle as the only realistic pot.

After a scratch of the head, Fan decides to play safe.

Murphy 17-38 Fan.

Fan Zhengyi manages to pot long a red to kickstart a break, but with the black hidden behind three reds near the cushion he has to work around the pink and blue.

Murphy 17-24 Fan.

Shaun Murphy with a fantastic long red and the cue ball screws back to put him on the brown.

He downs it and goes for a bold break of the pack but there's no pot on so he has to kiss a red and revert back to tactical play. Murphy 17-0 Fan at the moment.

Shuan Murphy gets 12 points on the board, but then he and Fan Zhengyi are drawn into a tactical safety battle as the clock ticks towards 11:30pm at the Crucible.

With everything on the line this one will go close to midnight.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at the Crucible

So for the first time in this tournament we go to a decider. It is the closest finish to a match, and a latest finish to a session so far at this year's tournament.

One player will be delighted, one will be devastated.

The Crucible is still pretty much full.

Fan Zhengyi racks up a break of 49 with some superb potting to heap the pressure on to Shaun Murphy.

The Englishman hangs in the frame searching for a couple of snookers with five reds left but Fan snuffs out any hope of fightback in the frame by mopping them up.

Fan has yet to get in front in this match. Can he do it in the final frame?

Shaun Murphy is exasperated .

During a break of 45 the light from the other vacant table came on which startled him...

It mattered little as he went on to win the frame.

The ghosts of the Crucible playing tricks, perhaps?

We could be in for a late finish given how things are playing out on table one.

Shaun Murphy nipped 8-7 ahead but Fan Zhengyi has just hit back by winning the 16th frame to make 8-8.

There's been nothing between these two all night.

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Judd Trump, speaking to BBC Four, said: "Gary was playing well at the start and I had two massive flukes which changed things and I managed to get 5-4 up. After that it was scrappy tonight which kind of played into my hands a little bit. It knocked him out of his rhythm a little bit and I was able to pick up the pieces.

"I felt like towards the end I started to get going and there was a bit of flow. I started to feel more confident and it was nice to end that way rather than the other way around. I think form goes out the window at the World Championship, it's just a different event. You just don't know what's going to happen."