Scottish Open Day 4

10:00

Number	Player 1				Player 2
156	THANAWAT TIRAPONGPAIBOON	4	v	3	BARRY HAWKINS
157	NIGEL BOND	1	v	4	ANTHONY MCGILL
158	JIMMY ROBERTSON	1	v	4	ANDREW HIGGINSON
159	KURT MAFLIN	3	v	4	MARTIN O'DONNELL
160	STEVE DAVIS	1	v	4	DING JUNHUI
161	IAN BURNS	4	v	2	LIANG WENBO
162	MARK JOYCE	4	v	3	GARY WILSON
163	KEN DOHERTY	4	v	2	RYAN DAY

1/4 finals:

14:30

Number	Player 1				Player 2
164	THANAWAT TIRAPONGPAIBOON	3	v	4	ANTHONY MCGILL
165	ANDREW HIGGINSON	4	v	2	MARTIN O'DONNELL
166	DING JUNHUI	4	v	1	IAN BURNS
167	MARK JOYCE	2	v	4	KEN DOHERTY

Semi Finals:

17:30

Number	Player 1				Player 2
168	ANTHONY MCGILL	4	v	3	ANDREW HIGGINSON
169	DING JUNHUI	4	v	2	KEN DOHERTY

The Final:

20:45

Number	Player 1				Player 2
170	ANTHONY MCGILL	2	v	4	DING JUNHUI

Anthony McGill heartened by debut final at Scottish Open

Anthony McGill has vowed to improve on his first final appearance after losing out to China's Ding Junhui in the Scottish Open.

The 21-year-old from Glasgow was beaten 4-2 in Ravenscraig after a great run.

"I could have been out earlier, to get to the final is a personal best," said McGill, who is ranked 55 in the world.

"But I missed too many easy pots in the end. It was my first time in a big arena and I'll deal with it better next time."

Among those beaten by McGill on his way to the final were Mark Davis, Nigel Bond and Andrew Higginson.

But former UK and Masters champion Ding Junhui won his first title of the season after a recent dip in form.

"I played well this week, I made a lot of big breaks and concentrated in every game," said the world number 23.

"I was a bit lucky, the fifth frame was a big one. I've built a lot of confidence here and if I can keep my form going I can win more titles this season."