Ruthless Ronnie O’Sullivan opens up 10-6 semi-final lead over John Higgins
Ronnie O’Sullivan took command of his World Championship semi-final against John Higgins in ruthless fashion at the Crucible.
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O'Sullivan rockets into dominant position over Higgins
Ronnie O'Sullivan took command of his World Championship semi-final against John Higgins in ruthless fashion at the Crucible. O'Sullivan made breaks of 99, 91, 70 and 73 to open up a 10-6 lead, but it was the manner in which he won the last frame of the session on a re-spotted black which will have hurt Higgins the most.
World Snooker Championship 2022: When is the final, how can I watch, what is the prize money, how many 147s have there been, and who has won most titles?
With both semi finals currently underway at the Crucible we look ahead to the final and what’s at stake – both financially and historically.
Judd Trump in control against Mark Williams as they share morning session in World Championship semi-final
After being 7-1 down following the first session, Mark Williams knew a big performance was needed against Judd Trump in Sheffield if he was to keep his hopes alive of a place in the final. As the game resumed, both players were twitchy in their play, passing up good opportunities, but Williams managed to find the all-important first breakthrough of the day with a break of 33 enough for Trump to concede and bring the score to 7-2.
Judd Trump in box seat against Mark Williams as they battle for place in World Championship final
Judd Trump remains in the box seat in his World Championship semi-final showdown against Mark Williams despite the Welshman’s attempts to fight back.
Judd Trump in box seat against Mark Williams as they battle for place in final
Judd Trump remains in the box seat in his World Championship semi-final showdown against Mark Williams despite the Welshman’s attempts to fight back.
World Snooker Championship 2022 schedule today, latest semi-final scores and results
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.
Ronnie O’Sullivan, John Higgins and Mark Williams remain in a class of their own
This Sunday, come what may, will mark the 18th time in 25 years that at least one of snooker’s ‘Class of 92’ has made the final of the World Snooker Championship.