This is the report by Worldsnooker on what happened yesterday in Bangkok:
Gary Wilson beat three-time World Champion Mark Selby 5-4 to ensure qualification from group D at the SangSom Six Red World Championship in Bangkok.
Selby has work to do to reach the last 16. Only two players in each group of four progress. The Jester from Leicester will come up against Thailand’s Sunny Akani in the last set of round robin matches tomorrow, with the winner joining Wilson in the next round.
Today’s match swung back and forth, with neither player leading by more than a single frame at any point. Eventually Wilson, who top scored with a break of 69, came through with the 5-4 victory.
Thai amateur Passakorn Suwannawat defeated Anthony McGill 5-1 to secure his progression from group A. Defending champion Kyren Wilson will earn the other last 16 place from that group after he beat Mohammad Shehab 5-2.
Four-time World Champion John Higgins is through after he demolished Riga Masters champion Yan Bingtao 5-0. Yan will now face local hero James Wattana, with the winner taking a place in the last 16.
Three-time Crucible king Mark Williams defeated 2006 World Champion Graeme Dott 5-4 to earn his last 16 place. Dott will meet Thailand’s Thepchaiya Un-Nooh tomorrow, with the winner progressing.
For full results and standings click here.
Earlier this morning Yan Bingtao defeated James Wattana, so he’s through as well.
You can follow the results on this page: snooker.org
As you can see the following players have already secured their spot in the knock-out stage:
Group A: Kyren Wilson and Passakorn Suwannawat
Group D: Gary Wilson
Group E: John Higgins and Yan Bingtao
Group F: David Gilbert and Jimmy White
Group G: Stuart Bingham and Ali Carter
Group H: Mark Williams
As for Ronnie … he’s still with Liang Wenbo and yesterday shared some “relaxing” images/videos on twitter
It’s not easy being a snooker player
I like my swimming technique…
Ronnie O'Sullivan 
It was nice to see no hard feelings from Kritsanut Lertsettayathorn towards Stephen Maguire, after their bad-tempered meeting in 2017, where Krit certainly was intimidated. After that match the young Thai resigned his pro tour card.
Also the boy Wu Yize managed to win enough frames to eliminate Luca Brecel. Another step forward for the 15-year old, which sets up a meeting with John Higgins, who he almost beat in Daqing.
Passakorn Suwannawat is the only Thai player through, and he has played quite a lot of six-reds snooker in Asia in the last few years, so perhaps his victories over Kyren Wilson and Anthony McGill aren’t so surprising as it might seem.