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Good morning Welcome back for another superb day of action at the Crucible with Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump and Mark Selby among the big names in action at the World Championship in Sheffield. Ad/> O'Sullivan, the current world No.
Ronnie O’Sullivan continued to home in on a record-equalling seventh Crucible title on a day when a pigeon fluttered on to centre stage at the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield.
A pigeon briefly stopped play at the World Snooker Championship midway through the second round match between Mark Selby and Yan Bingtao. The bird fluttered down from among the television lights and landed on the top cushion during a brief break prior to the start of the sixth frame at the Crucible.
Trump laboured at times against Crucible debutant Hossein Vafaei during the opening round, eventually going through 10-4.
Judd Trump has given his views on the speed of referees in snooker compared to 1997 when Ronnie O'Sullivan was able to set the record for the fastest 147 at the Crucible. Speaking after his 10-4 World Championship first-round victory over Hossein Vafaei on Thursday evening, Trump shared his thoughts after O'Sullivan had raised the issue while looking back over his remarkable and historic maximum 25 years ago. Ad/> The Rocket said of the record break: «It probably couldn't be done today because the refs do a bit too much walking maybe.
Judd Trump vowed his best is yet to come despite cruising into the second round of the World Snooker Championship with a 10-4 win over Iranian qualifier Hossein Vafaei.
Judd Trump eased into the second round of the World Championship with a 10-4 win over Hossein Vafaei. After winning the final three frames of the first session to open up a 6-3 lead, Trump built on that advantage to set up a meeting with Anthony McGill. Ad/> Vafaei looked edgy in the opening session, which was understandable given it was his Crucible debut, and he could never get back into the game.
Judd Trump is not sure Neil Robertson can keep up his fine form this season at the World Snooker Championship and believes the Australian is ‘mentally not quite as strong as some of the other players.’