British Open snooker 2023 schedule: Order of play (Sunday 1st October)
We bring you the full British Open snooker 2023 schedule for today.
The British Open concludes today as Mark Williams and Mark Selby go head-to-head in what promises to be a closely matched final in Cheltenham.
The pair came through their semi-final clashes against Hossein Vafaei and Xiao Guodong respectively on Saturday and now face off against each other for the 40th time – with Selby boasting the better head-to-head record as things stand.
Williams previously won the event in 2021 – the first time it had been held in 17 years – but Selby is looking for his first victory at the tournament to add to his impressive trophy haul in other competitions.
Top players Ronnie O'Sullivan, Luca Brecel and Mark Allen form the elite trio atop the world rankings, but the former withdrew from this tournament and the latter pair were both eliminated in the early stages.
Fans across the nation will tune in to soak up the British Open live on free-to-air TV this year, and we've got all the details on when the top players will take to the table.
RadioTimes.com brings you the daily schedule and order of play for the British Open 2023.
British Open 2023 schedule: Today's order of play
All UK time.
Sunday 1st October
Final – from 1pm on ITV3 / ITVX and 7pm on ITV4 / ITVX
- Mark Williams vs Mark Selby
How to watch British Open 2023 on TV and live stream
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Live coverage will be shown on ITV4 from 1pm and 7pm on each day of the tournament.
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