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Duncan Scott set a new national record in the men’s 400 metres individual medley final at the British Swimming Championships, breaking the previous benchmark by nearly half a second.
When 21-year-old Tiger Woods was rampaging around Augusta National to win the first of his five Masters titles by a record 12 strokes in 1997, Ronnie O'Sullivan was back in Blighty preparing to race around the Crucible Theatre making his epic world-record 147 in five minutes and eight seconds. Both moments are etched in sporting folklore and both figures have progressed to transcend their respective fields of play with 15-time major winner Woods embarking upon his 24th US Masters appearance a week before O'Sullivan competes at a record 30th straight Crucible competition in Sheffield.
Ronnie O'Sullivan will begin his latest bid for a seventh world title on the opening day of the 46th World Championship on Saturday 16 April at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. O'Sullivan, defending champion Mark Selby, tournament favourite Neil Robertson and 2019 winner Judd Trump will discover who their early obstacles will be when the draw is made at 11am (BST) on Thursday 14th April, two days before the sport's biggest event breaks off before concluding on Monday 2 May.
You’d rather have points on the board than games in hand any day, but that doesn’t make it any less nerve-wracking to watch a round of midweek fixtures your team is not involved in. The way the Championship is at the moment, any points dropped by one rival will invariably be overshadowed by the three another play-off contender has earned.
Iulian Boiko admits he is playing for his people as much as himself after completing the biggest victory of his short snooker career at the World Championship qualifiers in Sheffield. The Ukraine teenager held off a spirited comeback by former Shoot Out winner Michael Georgiou – who levelled at 4-4 from 4-1 behind boosted by runs of 94 and 80 – before completing a 6-4 win with breaks of 61 and 100, the highest he has produced in competition. Ad/> “It has been very tough times for us with the war," said 16-year-old Boiko speaking to WST media.
Iulian Boiko picked up his first ever win in the World Snooker Championship on Wednesday, with the Ukrainian teenager hoping that it spread some happiness at home amid the turmoil in the country.
Ukrainian teenager Iulian Boiko registered his maiden World Championship win as he got past Cyprus' Michael Georgiou in the first qualifying round on Thursday.
With the season drawing to a close in the next few weeks, many fans will be wondering about their potential opponents in the promotion shootout.