The final was hotting up on Sunday night in Telford, with both players making both phenomenal and terrible shots, making for one of the closest final's in years.
For the most part, Ding had the better of the play, after only falling behind once in the match, but Higgins never let off, and never went more than two frames behind.
Eventually, Ding made the sprint to the finish and won the match 10-8, and always looked the favourite in this outstanding game, between one of snooker's greats, and one for the future.
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