That's it for the live text updates from us tonight.

You can follow the remainder of Si Jiahui against Ben Woollaston by clicking on the link at the top of this page.

The final four quarter-finalists will be confirmed on Monday.

13:00

• Si Jiahui v Ben Woollaston
• Shaun Murphy 6-10 Judd Trump

19:00

• Ronnie O'Sullivan 12-4 Pang Junxu
• Luca Brecel 12-4 Ding Junhui

We're bringing our live text updates to a close shortly but just to say Si Jiahui has gone 8-6 ahead against Ben Woollaston. You can watch the final two frames on this page or on BBC Four.

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Four

Judd Trump is world number one, he's had seasons where he's won six ranking tournaments, but I think he's playing better than he's ever played at the moment.

He came into the World Championship having lost a final to Kyren Wilson at the Players Championship and lost in the first round of the Tour Championship, so he came into it with not the success he's been having.

But he was obviously able to go away for three or four weeks, put in some practice, recharge and he's come back - he's just getting better and it's the best I've seen him playing.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Four

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Judd Trump is putting a marker down for the entire field in this World Championship. He's starting to look seriously good.

This has been a wonderful session of snooker from him - some of the breaks, the artistry, the cue ball control of the highest order. It's been a pleasure.

It's tons all round now.

Ben Woollaston emerges from the interval with purpose - he pulls one back with a 100 break.

It's his first century of the match and first at the Crucible.

John Virgo
1979 UK Championship winner on BBC Four

Judd has been unplayable. We had a first frame that lasted 43 minutes and after that, the quality we've seen - I did the Luca Brecel match last night and that was unbelievable - but this is right up there.

Judd, with more table time, is pushing home the advantage.

A foul by Shaun Murphy leaves a free ball for Judd Trump and that provides the platform for the 2019 world champion to take a four-frame lead for the first time in this second-round match.

Trump has won both sessions today by five frames to three.

They'll resume at 13:00 BST on Monday with Trump needing three of a possible nine scheduled frames to reach the quarter-finals - where the winner will most likely against Luca Brecel.

Judd Trump's break finishes on 51, after he lands too straight on the blue to pot it and get back to the reds.

But that's a handy lead.

After all of that excitement, we're a few minutes into the final frame of the session and we're still awaiting the first pot.

Ooof - we have one now. Judd Trump floats in a long red, lands nicely on the pink. Another good chance.

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Alistair: What a special player. Congrats on 100.

James: Great stuff Judd Trump. 100 tons for £100k! Now head down and finish the session strong Judd!

Joseph: Take a bow, Judd Trump. Wonderful break building. A century of century breaks in a single season. And he makes the 100th at the Crucible.

Connor: Criminal that Judd Trump has only ever won a single World Championship. A man of his quality should have three or four to his name at the very least. Exceptional player.

Patrick: A century of centuries for Judd Trump in a season, a £100,000 bonus and to complete it at the Theatre of Dreams makes it that extra special.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at the Crucible Theatre

A fist pump, a standing ovation from the Crucible crowd and an applause from his opponent, you could see the relief and then delight from Judd Trump as he completed his century of centuries - with a run of 132 for back-to-back centuries.

After his 10-4 win over Zhou Yuelong in the first round, Trump, then on 98 centuries, was asked what an achievement it would be to get to the 100.

He said: "It would be way better than the achievement last time [when he made 102 in 2019-20] because I think I played far more tournaments and far more games.

"I don’t know how many games I played this season to make it but it would have to be a record by quite far. I have missed three or four tournaments in the season as well.

"I didn’t target it at all, I didn’t even think it was a possibility. I didn’t even want to be in contention but after the Championship League, I didn’t expect the pockets to be so big, and the centuries were flying in for everyone."

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Four

Everybody knew about it and what was going on. He'll be so glad it's done.

He's world number one so he can do it, but he's now got to switch off and switch on to win this last frame. That's what the best players do.

He's got to refocus when he comes back into the arena, win this last frame of the session and get a four-frame lead going into tomorrow.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Four

Well done Judd Trump. That is some achievement.

Snooker from the gods. You can't play better than this. The past two frames have been of the highest order.

As our colleague Michael pointed out earlier, it's only the third time in history that a player has made 100 centuries in a season. Judd has done it twice.

There it is! Judd Trump knocks in his 100th century break of the 2024-25 season!

It's the second time that the world number one has reached that milestone and it will earn him a £100,000 bonus from the World Snooker Tour.

Outstanding.

A little smile from Trump before a simple black is pocketed, followed by a punch of the air, and a round of applause from Shaun Murphy and everyone inside the Crucible.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Four

He's at the top of his game here. This has been another fabulous frame from Judd Trump.

Judd Trump is on the march again - up to a 48 break and closing in on a three-frame lead...

About 50 minutes after the Trump-Murphy match reached its mid-session interval, Si Jiahui and Ben Woollaston do likewise.

Si Jiahui restores his two-frame lead.

There have been 12 frames and only three breaks over 50. They were 54, 65 and 67.

Naughty snooker, it is not.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at the Crucible Theatre

After coming close a few times today, Judd Trump finally has his century today. He made 98 in frame eight, 89 in frame 10, 97 in frame 12 before a 106 in frame 14.

That takes Trump to 99 centuries for the season, one away from the £100,000 bonus for making 100 100s.

Only two players have made done that in one campaign - Neil Robertson in 2013-14 with 103 and Trump himself with 102 in 2019-20.

Here is the updated top 10 of most century breaks in one season:

1. Neil Robertson (2013-14) 103
2. Judd Trump (2019-20) 102
3. Judd Trump (2024-25) 99
4. Judd Trump (2020-21) 90
5. Neil Robertson (2018-19) 84
6. Judd Trump (2018-19) 83
7. Judd Trump (2014-15) 82
8. Judd Trump (2023-24) 79
9. Ronnie O'Sullivan (2017-18), Kyren Wilson (2020-21) 74

Stephen Hendry
Seven-time world champion on BBC Four

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A fantastic break. He had to work so hard with the cue ball. He can play shots other players can't because of his immense cue power.

I'd love to have that sound of the ball cracking the leather at the back of the pocket as my message tone.

For Shaun, it's a case of one step forward and two back. He can't get any momentum in this match, in terms of winning bunches of frames.