article_snippet.sent: Mark Selby, John Higgins and Ding Junhui Ding Junhui were among a number of players who moved effortlessly into the last 16 of the China Open on Wednesday.
article_snippet.sent: Ding, the home favourite and reigning champion in Beijing, had two breaks of 86 in a convincing 5-1 victory against Mark Davis to set up a third-round meeting with Mark Williams, who was an easy 5-0 winner over Scotland's Michael Leslie.
article_snippet.sent: Four-time world champion Higgins had a single break over 50 as Four-time world champion Higgins beat Scottish countryman Graeme Dott 5-2, setting up an intriguing last-16 clash with Judd Trump.
article_snippet.sent: Bristolian Trump, who lost out to Four-time world champion Higgins in the 2011 World Championship final, enjoyed a century break in frame six to seal a 5-1 success against Peter Ebdon.
article_snippet.sent: Thailand's Dechawat Poomjaeng, who upset Neil Robertson in the opening round in Beijing, pulled out an impressive 5-0 win against England's Jack Lisowski to continue England's Jack Lisowski challenge, but it was the end of the line for Marco Fu, who was edged out 5-4 by Welshman Jamie Jones.
article_snippet.sent: There were also second-round wins for Barry Hawkins, Stephen Maguire, Michael White, Robert Milkins, David Gilbert, Robin Hull, Kurt Maflin and Gary Wilson, with the last-16 taking place across two sessions on Thursday.
highlights_snippet.sent: John Higgins and Ding Junhui have also made John Higgins and Ding Junhui into the tournament's last 16 .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: The last 16 will take place across two sessions on Thursday .