On April 24, the 32-16 rounds of the Snooker World Championships continued, and the second stage of the competition between Ding Junhui and Lisowski was staged. In this game, the two sides fought 19 rounds to separate the winner, Ding Junhui saved 2 match points and dragged into the deciding game, Lisowski twice on the long platform in the decisive game, Ding Junhui 9-10 regretfully stopped in the first round, this is the fourth consecutive year that Ding Junhui has stopped in the first round of the World Championships.
In the first stage of the game, Ding Junhui took the lead and scored 127 points in a single stroke to win the first game. In the second game, Ding Junhui made persistent efforts and scored 60 points to take a 2-0 lead. In the third and fourth games, Lisowski scored 71 and 91 points in a single stroke respectively, and the two sides entered the first stage of the break 2-2.
After the break, Ding Junhui scored 98 points in a single stroke and took the lead again. In the sixth game, the two sides fell into a defensive battle, and Lisowski seized the opportunity to win and chase it to 3-3. In the 7th game, Ding Junhui scored 90 points in a single stroke and led his opponent 4-3. Lisowski scored 69 and 67 points in a single stroke, leading Ding Junhui 5-4 to end the first stage.
After the start of the second stage of the game, Ding Junhui scored 74 points in a single stroke in the 10th game, and the two sides tied again 5-5. Lisowski won two games in a row with 52 and 63 points in a single stroke to take a 7-5 lead. Ding Junhui scored 84 points in a single stroke in the 13th game and entered the second stage of halftime 6-7.
After the break, in the 14th game, Ding Junhui did snooker after being overscored, but he failed to score a red ball, and Lisowski won another game. In the 15th game, Ding Junhui scored 59 points in one shot and chased the big score to 7-8. In the 16th game, Lisowski scored 72 points in a single stroke and took the lead in getting the match point. In the 17th game, Ding Junhui scored 56 points with a single stroke to save the match point and chased it to 8-9. In the 18th game, Ding Junhui cleared the table with 131 points in a single stroke, and the two sides entered the tiebreaker. In the deciding game, Lisowski scored twice to complete the super score, and Ding Junhui lost the tiebreaker 9-10.
In the end, after 19 rounds of fierce battles, Ding Junhui unfortunately lost to Lisowski 9-10 and stopped in the first round of this World Championships, which is the fourth consecutive year that Ding Junhui has been out of the first round of the World Championships. Lisowski, who qualified for the round of 16, will face Bingham for a place in the quarter-finals.