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Live Updates from the 2007 HSBC World Match Play
Join us again tomorrow for Saturday's unpredictable and exciting last-four matches...
So the four semi-finalists who will play tomorrow (08:30-08:45 and 13:30-13:45) are:
Angel Cabrera v Hunter Mahan
Henrik Stenson v Ernie Els
Ernie Els sinks a stunning putt to win the 31st and beat Andres Romero 6 & 5
Romero clings on, taking the 29th and 30th to reduce Ernie's lead to five - surely the Argentinian can't pull off an historic comeback?
Hunter Mahan beats Soren Hansen 6 & 4 as the victor of Justin Rose advances to the semi-final
Soren Hansen pulls the 31st hole vack from the death, but remains five behind...
Henrik Stenson takes the 30th to beat Anders Hansen 7 & 6, despite Hansen hitting an ace at the 28th
Paul Casey misses a putt at the 33rd as Angel Cabrera knocks out the defending champion 4 & 3
Mahan takes the 30th for a six-hole lead as Soren Hansen's chances of a semi-final place look all but gone
Casey produces a moment of magic to hole a 26-foot putt to take the 31st to cling on - now four behind Cabrera.
Romero wins his first hole since the 10th on the first round, at the 26th, to reduce Els' lead to five.
...but Hole in one!! Anders Hansen aces the 28th! The Dane reduces the deficit to seven
Henrik Stenson wins the 27 to go eight clear...
Mahan continues to cause mayhem as he goes five up on Soren Hansen at the 27th.
Cabrera moves closer to victory, taking the 29th to go five up against Casey, whose putt to halve skimmed the hole.
Stenson goes seven clear after 25, while Cabrera chips in brilliantly from the edge of the green to halve the 18th and Mahan regains a four-hole lead with victory at the 26th.
Casey holes his second straight bogey as Cabrera wins the 27th to go four up against the defending champion.
It's six of the best for Henrik Stenson and Ernie Els as they respectively win the 24th and 26th holes to go six holes clear.
Cabrera seals the 26th to regain his three-stroke lead over defending champion Casey.
Soren Hansen hits a birdie three to take the 24th hole and reduce Hunter Mahan's lead to three - could the Dane turn the tie around after having never led.
Stenson regains his five-hole lead by taking the 23rd as the all-Scandinavian quarter-final currently looks like being the first to finish.
Anders Hansen took the 22nd hole to reduce the deficit to four behind Stenson.
Els wins the 19th to go five up.
Stenson takes the 20th with a birdie two to go five clear of Hansen.
Stenson and Hansen tie the 19th as Romero and Els tee off.
Mahan starts the second session in sterling form, taking the 19th to regain a four-hole lead.
It's first blood to Cabrera on the second 18 as the Argentinian holes a birdie to go two up over Casey, who has never lost a match at this tournament.
Henrik Stenson holed his eighth birdie to level the 18th in a superb eight-under-par bogey-less round to go in four holes up over Anders Hansen.
Soren Hansen continues his revival with a birdie four at the 18th to go in just three down against in-form American Hunter Mahan.
And Stenson does it again, winning the 17th to extend his lead to four.
Henrik Stenson will take a lead into the break as he clinches the 16th for a three-hole advantage over Anders Hansen.
Soren Hansen finally wins a hole - his only other being at the third - by sinking a birdie three to take the 16th and cut Hunter Mahan's lead to four.
Meanwhile, Els putts from 15 feet for a birdie to take the 14th and a four-hole lead over Romero.
A brilliant chip from Cabrera on the 18th goes to within a whisper of the hole but Casey matches it out of the bunker to halve it and leave the Argentinian one up at the half-way mark.
Second-seed Ernie starts to build a commanding three-hole lead by taking the 13th after Romero missed a six-foot putt.
Cabrera takes his second consecutive win for a one-hole advantage over Casey after 17.
Stenson hits a birdie two - his fifth birdie of a so-far bogey-less day - at the 14th to go two up over Hansen in the all-Scandinavian quarter-final.
Cabrera fights back, taking the 16th to square the tie with Casey, while Els clinches the 11th to regain a two-hole lead over Romero.
Mahan takes advantage of mediocre play by Soren Hansen to go five up after 13.
With a mixture of luck and judgement, champion Casey takes the lead in the quarter-final for the first time by taking the 15th.
But Romero pulls one back at the tenth to cut Els' lead to one - while Hunter is up for the challenge as he goes four ahead of Soren Hansen after 12 with a birdie two.
Then the six-time champion does extend his lead to two with a par-four finish.
Els rescues a shot into the rough on the eighth with an exquisite chip that lands a foot from the hole to ensure the half.
Casey refuses to lie down and takes the par-five 12th to square his match with Cabrera.
Mahan takes a three-hole advantage at the ninth as yesterday's surprise winner over Justin Rose continues to make his mark on his first appearance at this event...
Is Cabrera on the way back again? The US Open champion takes the 11th to lead Casey by one again - in a match that has already seen six birdies and an eagle.
After several minutes of results rolling in as "all square", Stenson wins the seventh to go one up over Hansen.
But Ernie does regain the lead with a par three on the fifth.
No - it was just a bit of speculation - it's all square as Ernie looks for a two on the fifth...
Sorry - a bit of confusion here as there is talk that Ernie toook the fourth and should be two up - we'll clarify this asap...
Casey makes it three in a row on the eighth to lie all square, and Romero is all square with Ernie after a fourth-hole birdie.
Hunter marches on, taking the sixth to go two up - while youngster Romero takes the sixth from Ernie to cut the South African's lead to one.
Casey looks to have turned it round as he takes the seventh to lie just one behind the quick-starting Cabrera; Romero won the third after Els bogeyed to reduce the Big Easy's lead to one.
Anders follows this up by almost hitting a hole-in-one on the fifth - but the damp early morning green ensures the ball stays on the lip and refuses to drop in.
Anders Hansen takes the fourth to level his tie with Stenson - while Casey takes the sixth to cut the deficit to two holes behind Cabrera to halt the in-form Argentinian's charge.
Mahan - who was a 25-1 outside shot before the tournament - takes the fourth to go one up over Soren Hansen.
Another birdie by Els on the second sees him go two up (in five shots) - as Cabrera goes three up over defending champion Casey after another birdie.
Ernie Els birdies with a 40-foot putt at the first to go one up in the fourth match; meanwhile, Cabrera is now two up against Casey (after a birdie and an eagle), all square after three for Mahan and Soren Hansen, while eponymous Dane Anders is one up over Stenson.
Hansen and Stenson both hit pars on the first to finish it all square as we await the start of match four.
Cabrera birdies the third to go one up over Casey.
Friday's play started on time today as the weather is much improved from yesterday's mist. Catch up with all the action with the radio team at 107.3 FM or come and see the action live at Wentworth!
Paul Casey wins the second hole to go all square with US Open champion Cabrera, while Hunter Mahan takes the first on a birdie three from Soren Hansen - as Anders Hansen tees off against Henrik Stenson.
Cabrera takes the first to go 1 up as champion Casey was forced to take a drop shot and missed the green on the tricky 473-yard par four hole.
Paul Casey and Angel Cabrera start the second round.
And the first round is concluded as Andres Romero beats Niclas Fasth 3 & 2.
After just a few minutes' play on Friday morning, Henrik Stenson hit a four to beat Woody Austin by 1 hole.
Good morning and welcome back to the HSBC World Match Play daily blog!
Ahead of Friday's action, please click here for a review of Thursday's match reports.
Incredible - Austin takes the 35th to leave his match with Stenson all square going into the 36th, while Fasth lies two up against Romero with four to play. Play has now been suspended and play will resume in both matches at 08:00 tomorrow (Friday). Join us then!
Stenson has surprisingly decided to play the 35th as night is rapidly falling.
And he does it again - Woody wins the 34th with a birdie to lie just one hole behind Stenson as the light fades over Wentworth.
Woody Austin wins the 33rd to lie two down against Henrik Stenson.
Els and Montgomerie halve the 31st and Els wins 6 & 5.
Anders Hansen wins hole 34 to beat Harrington 4 & 2.
Sensational play by Harrington sees him escape from the rough to take the 33rd, cut Anders' lead to three and live to fight another hole.
Soren Hansen takes the 33rd hole to beat Sabbatini 4 & 3.
While Padraig clings on, Monty's hopes fade as Ernie takes the 29th and regains a six-hole advantage. Stenson takes the 30th to lead Woody by three.
Anders Hansen missed the putt on the 32nd hole and the chance to win but remains four up over Harrington.
Never-say-die Harrington takes the 31st to pull the match back from the death to lie four behind.
Dubai-based Stenson takes the 29th to go two clear in his battle with Woody.
Anders Hansen takes the 30th to go five ahead of Harrington as the Open Champion's quarter-final hopes dwindle.
Mahan wins the 32nd to beat Rose 5 & 4.
Romero continues the fightback to go two up after 27.
Monty pulls the 26th back to lie five behind - with ten to play, could the Scot pull off a stunning comeback victory?
Casey takes the 34th hole to win 3 & 2 - after a last-gasp rally from Kelly.
It's almost all over for Rose as Mahan wins the 31st with a three, to go four ahead.
Fasth claws back the 25th to make his intriguing tussle with Romero all square, while Soren Hansen takes the 29th go three clear of Sabbatini and Anders Hansen claims the 28th to lead an out-of-sorts Padraig by four. And Kelly takes the 33rd to reduce Casey's lead to two as the champion's lead hangs in the balance!
Casey stutters again as Kelly takes the 32nd to leave the Englishman three up with four to play.
Cabrera takes the 31st hole to beat Goosen by 6 & 5.
Romero goes into the lead for the first time as he takes the 24th from Fasth - and Kelly takes the 32nd to cut Casey's lead to three - is there the chance of an incredible comeback?
Casey wins the 31st hole to go four clear - just one needed for victory - similar to Cabrera, who halved the 30th with Goosen.
Mahan again thwarts Rose at the 28th to regain a three-hole lead, but is there hope for Monty as he pulls back the 23rd to cut the lead to six?
Youngster Romero takes the 23rd to go all square with Fasth - while Cabrera goes five up after 29 over Goosen and looks set to play the winner between current leader Casey and Kelly - while Padraig continues his comeback.
It's seven up for Ernie as an out-of-sorts Monty's challenge is seriously dented.
Andres Romero claims the 22nd hole - his first win in the second round of 18 - to go just one behind Fasth; and Padraig starts to rally, taking the 25th to cut Anders' advantage to three.
Rose is rising as he pulls back the 26th off Mahan to lie just two behind with ten, in theory to play; but Monty is slipping away, now six adrift as six-time winner Ernie takes the 21st. And Jerry Kelly takes the 29th! Casey's lead is cut to just two...
And Kelly does it again, winning the 28th to reduce Casey's lead to three - is the defending champion losing his edge? Harrington also conceded the 24th to Anders Hansen as the Open Champion looks out-of-form and goes four behind.
Undaunted, Kelly fights back to take the 27th but Casey is still four in front; Sabbatini and Els also won holes to re-establish respective one- and five-hole leads.
Rose again misses from four feet to see the 24th levelled and Mahan's three-hole lead undented as the Englishman's hopes seem to be fading.
Monty makes a promising start to the second half of his opening round by taking the 19th to pull Els' lead back to four - while Cabrera re-establishes his four-hole advantage over Goosen after 26.
Casey is showing the form of the defending champion, going five clear at the 26 over Kelly - a similar score Els has over Monty, as the final pair start their second 18 holes. Harrington pulls back the deficit to two at the 21st - while Woody Austin, once five holes adrift, is now just one behind Stenson after 20.
However, it's better news for Padraig as he sinks a short-range putt to take the 21st and reduce Anders Hansen's lead to two.
It gets worse for Rose as Mahan extends his lead to three at the 22nd.
Justin Rose - who has been behind since the first hole - missed a sitter at the 22nd to see the hole halved and remain two behind Mahan.
After five halved, Casey takes the 24th for a four-hole lead while Soren Hansen wins his second straight at the 21st to go all square with Sabbatini - the first of these for a couple of hours!
Goosen fights back with a birdie two to take the 23rd hole to reduce the superb Cabrera's lead to three. The sun is now shining at Wentworth - and if the forecast is as good as some of the golf, it will be a grand weekend.
Cabrera wins the 22nd to go four holes up over Goosen, Rose bogeyed the 21st to see Mahan go two clear and Anders Hansen extends his lead over Harrington to three on the par-four 19th.
Soren Hansen took the 20th in his nip-and-tuck encounter to reduce Sabbatini's lead to one, while Casey and Kelly have halved all five of their post-lunch holes as Casey remains three up.
Rory Sabbatini took the 19th for a two-hole lead over Soren Hansen, while Harrington waits to tee-off for the second time against Anders Hansen in the fog-delayed first day at Wentworth.
Ernie Els holed a six-foot putt at the 18th to take a commanding five-hole lead over Colin Montgomerie to conclude the half-way stage of the first round of the 2007 HSBC World Match Play.
Romero missed a 20-foot putt by inches as Fasth took the 18th for a two-shot lead at the half-way stage.
Rose parred the 19th hole to reduce Mahan's lead to one as the Englishman finds his form.
Casey remains three up over Kelly as the opening pair complete three holes of the second 18, as Cabrera extends his lead over Goosen to three, by taking the 20th, and Rose and Mahan tackle the first again.
Woody wins the 18th to rescue his round and finish two behind Henrik Stenson. But Els took the 17th to regain a four-hole advantage over Monty as Fasth and Romero walk to the 18th.
Woody Austin hits his second shot on the 18th, right into the hospitality suites - but he gets a free drop! And there was also good news for Romero as he won the 16th to lie just one hole behind Fasth - and Monty took the 16th to pull Els' lead back to three.
Sabbatini "shanks" his second shot at the 18th but finishes with a fortunate lie and S Hansen also pulled back a wayward tee-shot as both players took five shots but halved the hole as Sabbatini finished one up. Harrington lost the 16th to go three down but won the 17th to reduce the lead, while Stenson regained his lead of four - matched by Els over Monty. Casey and Kelly resume their battle.
After a 60-foot second-shot putt, Rose holes out for a birdie to win the 18th and lie just two behind Mahan at lunch.
Is this the great Woody comeback? Austin wins the 15th to reduce Stenson's lead to three as Sabbatini keeps his one-hole lead after halving the 17th with Soren Hansen.
Casey and Kelly will resume their match at 14.15 today.
Anders H takes the 15th to regain his two-hole lead over Harrington, but there's some better news for Austin as he claims the 14th - but is still four adrift of in-form Stenson.
US Open champion Cabrera takes a two-hole lead into the break as he halves the 18th with Goosen, in a tightly fought encounter. But Englishman Rose walks to the last hole three down, after Mahan claimed the 16th and 17th.
Casey and Kelly halve the final hole as the defending champion takes a three-hole lead at the half-way stage; Els sinks a 12-foot putt to lead Monty be three after 12; Cabrera wins the 16th and 17th for a two-hole lead over Goosen, but the player of the morning is Stenson, who takes a commanding five-hole lead over Austin after 13.
Monty pulls a hole back at the 11th, as Anders H goes one up over Padraig after 13 and Cabrera again leads Goosen with two holes left to play of the first 18.
Fasth sinks a superb 35-foot putt at the 10th to go three up over Romero - but Monty missed the chance to pull a hole back and sink his third birdie on three par three holes, as he and Els halve the ninth - as Rose takes the 13th to lie all square with Mahan.
Casey is now three up with three to play as their match approaches the halfway stage, while Fasth regains his two-hole lead by taking the ninth - but there's a spot of trouble for Monty as he goes three down after nine against Els.
As we were contemplating the prospect of a quarter-final between Casey and eighth seed Goosen, Cabrera takes the 14th to go all square with the South African - while Stenson goes four up after ten against Austin.
Casey regains his form and goes two-up over battling American Kelly - with only four left to play.
Rose did rise but Hunter's on the hunt again as he takes the 11th to go one up - but Stenson shines after nine to go three up over Woody. The puns are flowing as the sun shines again at Wentworth...
Ernie takes the seventh for a two-hole lead over Monty for the first time in their match; meanwhile, Fasth again pulls ahead of Romero after the eighth - while Harrington sinks a wonderful putt at the 10th to lie just one down against Anders H.
There's movement in the top half as both champion Casey (13th) and fourth-seed Sabbatini (10th) go one up.
Anders H takes the ninth - his second straight - for a two-hole lead over European Order of Merit leader and much-fancied Harrington.
Romero takes the seventh to lie all square with the experienced Niclas Fasth, while Henrik Stenson seals the eighth for the only current two-hole lead in his tie with American Austin.
Els takes the lead again, clinching the sixth, in his cat-and-mouse tie with Monty - while all four of the matches in the top half of the draw go all square.
A storming comeback from Rose sees him take the ninth and 10th to go all square with Mahan, Cabrera takes the 10th go all square with Goosen - and A Hansen takes the eighth to see Harrington one down - and Casey has lost a three-hole lead as Kelly wins the 12th to see their match go all square.
Kelly pulls a hole back at the 11th to ensure Casey's lead is cut to one; only outsider Mahan has a two-hole lead at his point.
Eight-time European Order of Merit winner Monty putts beautifully for a birdie to take the fifth and go all square in his battle with Els.
Young Argentinian Andres Romero produces a brilliant chip and putt to save going three down to pull back to just a hole behind Fasth after five, while Wentworth resident Els takes the fourth to go one-up over Monty and A Hansen is all square with Harrington - the only match that is currently tied - after seven holes.
Stenson takes the sixth with his second shot, a short putt, to go one up against Austin.
Kelly leaves his 12-foot putt short and misses the chance to pull one back on the ninth as Casey halves it from four feet.
Rose takes the sixth hole - but loses the seventh - to stay two behind Mahan; Cabrera pulls one back as do Sabbatini, Harrington, Stenson and Fasth - as the results roll in...and the sun finally comes out..at Wentworth.
Monty birdies the second to make his clash with Els all square; Harrington sinks his putt to go all square after four - and Harrington sinks his putt to take the fourth and make it all square against A Hansen.
Second-seed Els takes the first hole from Monty, as Kelly pulls the seventh back from Casey, but the champion is still two up.
Casey goes three-up after six as the defending champion defies the weather to go marching on; Goosen, also in form, goes two-up after five; Sabbatini, Anders Hansen and Woody Austin are all one-up, while Fasth and Romero are all square - and Els has teed off against Monty in the clash of the Titans.
Goosen moves to two up over Cabrera after four; Niclas Fasth has teed off against Andres Romero - while Els and Monty wait to get the final match up and running.
Contrary to the conditions, Woody Austin is sporting a Hawaiian shirt - adding a bit of colour to the course...
Casey sinks a beauty on the fifth to go two up - all looking good so far for the defending champion.
Mahan goes two up after three against an out-of-sorts Rose, while Hansen takes the first from Padraig.
Casey hits a birdie four on the fourth to go one up as the backlog eases on the congested fourth hole.
Rose is having a shocker and finds the bunker on the third, as the golfers queue up on the fourth.
As he waits to start his match with Henrik Stenson, the online radio comments that opponent Woody Austin fell in the lake in his last tournament and came out the next day wearing goggles! Catch all the live action with the online radio team at 107.3FM. Meanwhile, the golfers battle the fog at Wentworth as the real season of mists and mellow fruitfulness sets in on the West Course.
Rory Sabbatini and Soren Hansen are all square after the first as Padraig Harrington tees-off against Anders Hansen.
It's still neck-and-neck in match one as Casey and Kelly are all square going onto the fourth.
Mahan took the first hole on a bogey after Rose double-bogeyed. The misty conditions are making play difficult - but being match play, everyone's in the same foggy boat.
Goosen just sank his second shot to win the par three second, while the on-course radio announces the fact that the South African was struck by lightning when he was young as the fog creeps back in at Wentworth...
Casey and Kelly are all square after each taking three shots on the par two second, while Justin Rose is about to tee-off against Hunter Mahan; Goosen and Cabrera halve the first.
Play finally started at 10:10, after a fog delay of nearly two hours (each succeeding match starting at ten-minute intervals). We're not sure yet about the afternoon's play...but defending champion Paul Casey opened with a sweet tee-shot as opponent Jerry Kelly went into the rough - but the first (par four) hole was halved, with each player taking five shots. Meanwhile, Retief Goosen opened against Angel Cabrera...
Can Casey repeat last year's feat and walk away with the £1million-pound top prize - or will second seed Ernie Els scoop his seventh title? Will home favourites Monty or Justin Rose triumph at Wentworth - or will Goosen, Harrington or one of ten other hopefuls prevail? Catch up with all the excitement on this daily blog - and click here for each day's match reports - from the 2007 HSBC World Match Play Championship, starting Thursday 11 October, at Wentworth, England.
