Mark Allen puts table frustration behind him with win over Aaron Hill - The Northern Irishman said after his previous match that the table at the British Open should be ‘burned’.

Mark Allen peeled off two century breaks to ease into the British Open third round, one day after complaining the table he had played on should be “burned”. Allen won a final-frame shootout in his tournament opener against Gary Wilson before the Northern Irishman described conditions at the Centaur Arena in Cheltenham as “absolutely embarrassing”.

MARK Allen has reached the last 32 of the Unibet British Open after a 4-1 win over Cork’s Aaron Hill in Cheltenham. The world number three from Antrim opened the round-two contest with a break of 102 and followed that with a 56 for 2-0.

Mark Allen peeled off two century breaks to beat Aaron Hill and ease into the British Open third round, one day after complaining the table he had played on should be "burned".

Antrim’s Mark Allen ran out a 4-1 winner over Aaron Hill on Tuesday afternoon to book his place in the third round of the British Open.

Mark Allen made a 147 maximum break during his third-round match against Ben Mertens at the British Open – where he had said the table should be “burned”.Allen won a final-frame shootout in his opening match of the tournament against Gary Wilson before describing conditions at the Centaur Arena in Cheltenham as “absolutely embarrassing”,

Mark Allen made a maximum 147 break at the British Open this afternoon on the same table that he called to be "burned" less earlier this week. Allen was unhappy after winning a final-frame shootout in his opening match against Gary Wilson,

Mark Allen peeled off two century breaks to ease into the British Open third round, one day after complaining the table he had played on should be “burned”.

Mark Allen has labelled conditions at the British Open “absolutely embarrassing” and said the table he played on should be “burned”.