Volvo China Open leader Richard Finch insisted he will take tomorrow’s final round one hole at a time as he looks to secure the third European Tour victory of his career.

Clubhouse leader Ashley Hall admitted he is now entertaining the prospect of an unlikely Volvo China Open victory after the Australian equalled the course record with a scintillating third-round 65 today.

Colin Montgomerie’s temper boiled over at the Volvo China Open today as he berated a photographer and a television cameraman during his second round.

Simon Dyson today moved into a share of the lead in the Volvo China Open alongside Chapchai Nirat and Markus Brier.

Austrian Markus Brier admitted he rode his luck at times but still felt he was good value for his one-stroke lead following the opening round at the Volvo China Open.

Ireland's Peter Lawrie and Damien McGrane are five shots off the lead after the opening day of the China Open in Beijing today.

Damien McGrane overcame a bogey at the first to make a solid start to the defence of his Volvo China Open title as four birdies saw the Irishman move to three under par through 11 holes.

John Higgins will meet Peter Ebdon in the final of the Bank of Beijing China Open after a thrilling 6-4 semi-final victory over Ryan Day.

Irish snooker star Ken Doherty has failed to qualify for the China Open after an embarrassing defeat against a rookie opponent today.

Irish golfer Graeme McDowell was left to rue a number of missed opportunities after finishing runner-up at the Volvo China Open on Sunday, despite being the only player to break par for all four rounds.

Jeev Milkha Singh’s victory at the Volvo China Open marked a stirring comeback for one of Asia’s pioneering golfers.

England’s David Lynn retained his lead after the third day of the Volvo China Open but he could not improve on his nine under par after a windy day at the Honghua International Golf Club.

England’s David Lynn, the overnight leader, was joined at the head of the field by Prayad Marksaeng early in his round on day three of the Volvo China at the Honghua International Golf Club.

Frenchman Christian Cevaer set the early pace at the Volvo China Open, firing a six-under-par 66 to grab a one-stroke lead at the Honghua International Golf Club in Beijing.

Frenchman Christian Cevaer fired a six-under-par 66 to grab the early lead in the Volvo China Open at the Honghua International Golf Club in Beijing.

Paul Casey today overturned a five-shot deficit to claim his fifth European Tour title in the Volvo China Open.

Surrey’s Ross Fisher will take a one-shot lead over former England team-mate Oliver Wilson into the final round of the Volvo China Open.

Pre-tournament favourite Paul Casey was today battling to get into contention in the third round of the Volvo China Open.

England’s Oliver Wilson hopes it is a case of practice makes perfect after moving into a share of second place in the Volvo China Open.

England’s Oliver Wilson feels he is ready to claim his first European Tour title after moving into the clubhouse lead in the Volvo China Open.

Teenage prodigy Ding Jun Hui claimed another top scalp by stunning former world champion Peter Ebdon 5-0 to reach the third round of the China Open in Beijing today.

Mark Williams taught home hope Liang Wen Bo a snooker lesson by racing to victory at the China Open in Beijing.

Ken Doherty significantly improved his chances of remaining among snooker's elite top 16 next season with a hard-fought 5-2 win over Australia’s Quinten Hann – but still left the venue rueing an expensive mistake.

Mark Williams has won the China Open, having trailed England's Anthony Hamilton for much of the final.

Anthony Hamilton of England is leading Wales' Mark Williams by seven frames to five in the China Open in Shanghai.

England's Anthony Hamilton is leading Wales' Mark Williams at the China Open in Shanghai.

Anthony Hamilton ended the giantkilling exploits of teenager Mark Selby with a cool performance as he secured a surprise appearance in the final of the £450,000 (€739,000) China Open in Shanghai today.

Ireland’s Ken Doherty is out of the China Open after losing 5-4 to Anthony Hamilton in the quarter-finals in Shanghai this morning.

Ireland’s Ken Doherty has secured a place in the quarter-finals of the China Open after beating Joe Perry 5-2 in the second round this morning.