Defending champion Kyren Wilson came from 8-6 down to beat Zhao Xintong 10-8 and reach the Shanghai Masters final, where he will face world number one Judd Trump. The victory keeps Wilson’s bid for a third title alive and sets up a high-profile contest between two leading players.

Wilson, 34, led by one frame after the opening session and made a bold but unsuccessful attempt at a maximum break, finishing on 113. He won the last four frames after the match was level at 8-8, while Trump reached Sunday’s best-of-21 final by beating world champion Wu Yize 10-6; the winner will receive £210,000.