World Snooker Championship draw: Ronnie O'Sullivan v Dave Gilbert a highlight of round one
The 2022 World Snooker Championship draw has been made and the top 16 players on the planet know which qualifiers they will take on at the Crucible.
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The 2022 World Snooker Championship draw has been made and the top 16 players on the planet know which qualifiers they will take on at the Crucible.
The 2022 World Snooker Championship draw has been made and the top 16 players on the planet know which qualifiers they will take on at the Crucible.
Six-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan has been drawn David Gilbert in the first round of the World Snooker Championship. Defending champion Mark Selby will open his campaign against Jamie Jones at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. Ad/> The tournament gets underway on Saturday.
Anthony Hamilton's absence from the Crucible will continue after he was comfortably beaten in the final round of World Championship qualifying.
Judgement Day is always packed full of nerves, with precious places at the World Snooker Championships up for grabs. With the tournament just days away, the second batch of eight matches was the last chance saloon for players to get themselves into the draw.
Snooker player David Gilbert stunned commentators by producing what’s been described as ‘fluke of the century’ during his World Championship qualifying match against Rory McLeod.
Sometimes when things are going your way there’s not much that can stop you. Such was the way for Championship League winner David Gilbert during his World Championship qualifying match against Rory McLeod.
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