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Ronnie O’Sullivan is closing in on his eighth world final after winning five of the eight frames in the penultimate session of his last-four clash against John Higgins at the Crucible.
Ronnie O'Sullivan has never played with the «intensity» he is showing at the moment, according to Neal Foulds. The Eurosport expert was most impressed with O'Sullivan as he made a break of 101 — his 10th Crucible century of the year — to lead John Higgins 12-8 at the mid-session interval, needing just five more frames to claim his place in the World Championship final.
John Higgins produced a very out-of-character reaction to a succession of frustrating moments as he slammed his cue down on the ground at the Crucible. The tension was palpable throughout the match to that point as both legends of the game and members of the famous 'Class of '92' exchanged brilliant breaks, cagey exchanges and a few misses thrown in too.
Welsh snooker star Mark Williams pulled off a magnificent shot on the yellow to bring him within four frames of Judd Trump.
Ronnie O’Sullivan rallied with two century breaks to draw level at 4-4 with John Higgins in their World Championship semi-final.
HIGGINS V O'SULLIVAN: A CRUCIBLE ODYSSEY Ad/> This is their sixth meeting at the World Championship over the past 26 years. If O'Sullivan can win another seven out of a possible 17 frames today, he will level up the historic score at 3-3.
Ronnie O'Sullivan was at the very peak of his powers as he pounced on an error from John Higgins to clear the table in the most extraordinary fashion in their World Championship semi-final. The 46-year-old won five frames in succession, including a stunning re-spot on the final black of the session, to assume a 10-6 lead over his old rival in their 'Clasico' clash, but it was the manner of his clear-up that was truly memorable.
The World Snooker Championship 2022 continues on Friday after the action kicked off on Saturday April 16 at the iconic Crucible Theatre in Sheffield with Leicester's top seed and defending champion Mark Selby seeking a fifth title. But Selby is out after losing to Yan Bingtao on Sunday night.