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Noppon Saengkham continued his fine run at the World Grand Prix in Cheltenham with a 5-3 win over Mark Williams to reach the semi-finals. Thai player Saengkham - who knocked out Mark Selby and then Ronnie O'Sullivan in previous rounds - made three half-century breaks to edge past Masters runner-up Williams after the veteran Welshman failed to convert an opportunity in the eighth frame to force a decider.
Mark Williams' World Snooker Championship campaign was marked by a moment of frustration as he punched his cue and then handed it to a spectator, before being knocked out of the tournament.
Four-time champion Mark Selby is on the brink of crashing out of the World Championship at the first hurdle after losing the first session of his first round match 7-3 to debutant Joe O’Connor.
History-chasing Ronnie O’Sullivan will start the World Snooker Championship against Jackson Page as reigning champion Luca Brecel faces David Gilbert.
Ronnie O’Sullivan may claim not to care about records, but the magnitude of his quest to eclipse Stephen Hendry and claim a record-breaking eighth world snooker title in the modern era cannot be understated.
Mark Williams won seven straight frames as he came from behind to inflict Ronnie O'Sullivan's first final loss in five years at the Tour Championship in Manchester, winning 10-5.
Mark Williams won six of the last seven frames to beat Judd Trump 10-4 and reach the semi-finals of the Tour Championship.
British ultrarunner Jasmin Paris became the first woman ever to finish the Barkley Marathons on Friday, completing one of the most challenging ultramarathons in the world with 99 seconds to spare in the 60-hour cut-off.
Ronnie O’Sullivan vowed to pocket the golden ball next year after beating Luca Brecel in the final of the inaugural World Masters of Snooker.