Neil Robertson feels his game is in brilliant shape and is close to playing ‘scary snooker that you can’t stop’ despite a Masters defeat at the hands of Shaun Murphy. The Australian did play well in a 6-2 defeat to the Magician,

Shaun Murphy fell just short of a 147 break as he defeated Australian Neil Robertson to move into the Masters semi-finals at London's Alexandra Palace.

Shaun Murphy fell just shy of a maximum 147 break as he eased past Neil Robertson to reach the Masters semi-finals for the second successive season.

Neil Robertson made the most of his late call up to the Masters with a stunning fightback from 5-1 down to beat John Higgins 6-5. Robertson, who won the prestigious top-16 event in 2012 and 2022, was gifted the chance to face Higgins in the opening match after reigning champion Ronnie O’Sullivan’s withdrawal.

Neil Robertson fired back at snooker legend Stephen Hendry following his dramatic Masters victory over John Higgins at Alexandra Palace. The Australian, who had been criticised by Hendry for playing "no risk snooker" on the seven-time world champion's YouTube channel,

Neil Robertson produces a stirring fightback from 5-1 down to defeat fellow two-time champion John Higgins 6-5 at the Masters.