International Championship 2026: Judd Trump and Wu Yize play today in Nanjing; Selby and Robertson through
The last 64 finishes today with sessions at 11am and 4:30pm PKT. Murphy, Brecel and Hawkins have withdrawn, and the winner takes about Rs 64.8 million.

The International Championship 2026 is under way in Nanjing, China, and Judd Trump, defending champion Wu Yize, Ding Junhui and Kyren Wilson all play their last-64 matches today, Sunday 1 November. The afternoon session starts at 11am PKT and the evening session at 4:30pm PKT, according to the snooker.org draw. Mark Selby, Neil Robertson and Hossein Vafaei are already through to the last 32.
The tournament runs from 31 October to 7 November at the SNC National Fitness Center. Nanjing is three hours ahead of Pakistan.
Who is through to the last 32
| Match | Score |
|---|---|
| Mark Selby vs Jimmy White | 6-2 |
| Neil Robertson vs Jiang Jun | 6-2 |
| Hossein Vafaei vs Stuart Carrington | 6-0 |
| Mark Williams vs Ishpreet Singh Chadha | 6-2 |
| Ryan Day vs Lei Peifan | 6-4 |
| Si Jiahui vs David Grace | 6-4 |
| Wang Xinbo vs Jak Jones | 6-3 |
| Liam Davies vs Zhou Yuelong | 6-2 |
| Liu Hongyu vs Louis Heathcote | 6-1 |
| Ben Woollaston vs Yao Pengcheng | 6-5 |
Three big names have pulled out: Shaun Murphy and Luca Brecel withdrew for medical reasons and Barry Hawkins through illness, giving Mitchell Mann, Thepchaiya Un-Nooh and Ricky Walden walkovers into the last 32. India's Ishpreet Singh Chadha went out to Mark Williams.
Today's big matches in Pakistan time
| Match | Pakistan time |
|---|---|
| Judd Trump vs Fan Zhengyi | 11am |
| Ding Junhui vs Gao Yang | 11am |
| Kyren Wilson vs Liam Highfield | 11am |
| Stephen Maguire vs Jackson Page | 11am |
| Wu Yize vs Robbie Williams | 4:30pm |
| Zhao Xintong vs David Lilley | 4:30pm |
| Gary Wilson vs Xu Si | 4:30pm |
| Stan Moody vs Sam Craigie | 4:30pm |
John Higgins, the 2025 runner-up, was 4-2 up on Lyu Haotian in this morning's session when the draw was last updated.
Schedule for the rest of the week
| Round | Day | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Last 32 | Monday 2 November | Best of 11 frames |
| Last 16 | Tuesday 3 November | Best of 11 |
| Quarter-finals | Wednesday 4 November | Best of 11 |
| Semi-finals | Before the final | Best of 17 |
| Final | Saturday 7 November, 11am and 4:30pm PKT | Best of 19 |
Prize money in rupees
The total prize fund is £825,000, about Rs 306 million at today's rate of Rs 370.51 to the pound. The winner takes £175,000 (about Rs 64.8 million) and the runner-up £75,000 (about Rs 27.8 million). A player who loses in the last 32 still earns £9,000, roughly Rs 3.3 million. Convert any amount yourself with our currency converter or check the pound on our GBP to PKR page.
Wu Yize won the title last year, beating Higgins 10-6 in the final, and is the man to beat on home soil. Trump, the world number one, lost to Wu in Nanjing last year after leading.
Frequently asked questions
- When is the International Championship 2026 final?
- The final is on Saturday 7 November 2026 in Nanjing, best of 19 frames, with sessions at 11am and 4:30pm PKT.
- How much does the International Championship 2026 winner get?
- The winner gets £175,000, about Rs 64.8 million at Rs 370.51 to the pound on 1 November 2026.
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