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Maroc - THEWEST.COM.AU - Sport - 16/Jan 19:28
Aussie Neil Robertson knocked out of Masters snooker
Shaun Murphy fell just short of a 147 break as he defeated Australian Neil Robertson to move into the Masters semi-finals at London's Alexandra Palace.
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