Lisowski ends White's German Masters run

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Last updated on 17 minutes ago.From the section Snooker

Jimmy White's run at the German Masters ended in the last 16 with a 5-2 defeat to fellow Englishman Jack Lisowski.

White, who last reached a quarter-final in 2004, took the opening two frames.

But 31-year-old Lisowski rattled off the next five, making breaks of 50 and 53 to set up a last-eight encounter with China's Xiao Guodong.

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