Ronnie O’Sullivan will discover his first round foe on Thursday morning (Picture: Getty Images)
World Snooker Championship qualifying comes to an end on Wednesday night, with the 16 players set to take on the seeds confirmed.
Eight men won through on Tuesday evening, with the likes of Jack Lisowski, Stephen Maguire and Stuart Bingham booking their Crucible spots.
There are more big-hitters hoping to join them on Wednesday, with Neil Robertson, Hossein Vafaei, Dave Gilbert and Si Jiahui all in action in the final two sessions of qualifying.
The 16 seeded players – including world number one Ronnie O’Sullivan and defending champion Luca Brecel – await the qualifiers, with their schedule already confirmed.
When is the World Snooker Championship draw?
The draw for the first round of the 2024 World Snooker Championship is expected to be held at 8.45am on Thursday 18 April.
How to listen and watch the Crucible draw
BBC Radio Five Live will broadcast the draw, with Mark Allen in the studio. It will be available to watch on the BBC Sport website and BBC iPlayer.
Judgement Days Schedule
Tuesday 16 April
All matches over two sessions at 11am & 5pm
Jack Lisowski 10-3 Matthew Stevens
Ricky Walden 10-9 Mark Davis
Dominic Dale 10-8 He Guoqiang
Zhou Yuelong 4-10 Jak Jones
Stephen Maguire 10-6 Yuan Sijun
Louis Heathcote 8-10 Stuart Bingham
Robbie Williams 10-9 Chris Wakelin
Lyu Haotian 10-7 Jenson Kendrick
Wednesday 17 April
Jamie Jones vs Neil Robertson
Hossein Vafaei vs Jiang Jun
Joe O’Connor vs Matt Selt
Cao Yupeng vs Pang Junxu
Jackson Page vs Noppon Saengkham
Si Jiahui vs Wu Yize
Xiao Guodong vs David Gilbert
Scott Donaldson vs Ryan Day
Luca Brecel is defending champion and gets his campaign underway on Saturday (Picture: Getty Images)
2024 World Snooker Championship seeds
Luca Brecel
Ronnie O’Sullivan
Judd Trump
Mark Allen
Mark Selby
Mark Williams
Ding Junhui
Shaun Murphy
Ali Carter
Gary Wilson
Zhang Anda
Kyren Wilson
John Higgins
Tom Ford
Barry Hawkins
Robert Milkins
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