Australia's master cueman Neil Robertson has produced a spectacular fightback to book a place in the semi-finals of snooker's World Grand Prix in Hong Kong and move ever closer to ensuring a seeded place back at the World Championships.
The 2010 world champion, who missed out on competing at the global championship for the first time in two decades last year, is now looking in good shape to return to Sheffield's Crucible for next month's showpiece after his 5-3 quarter-final win over Xiao Guodong on Friday.
It's set up 43-year-old Robertson's chance in the semi-finals to avenge a recent defeat by another veteran former world champ, 42-year-old Shaun Murphy, who defeated the Australian on his way to winning the prestigious Masters tournament in January.