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Ronnie O’Sullivan continued to home in on a record-equalling seventh Crucible title on a day when a pigeon fluttered onto centre stage at the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield.
Ronnie O’Sullivan produced a second commanding session to retain total control of his World Championship last-16 clash with Mark Allen. O’Sullivan seized control of the contest on Friday morning, and kept his foot on his opponent’s throat in ruthless fashion to hold a 12-4 lead overnight in the race to 13. Ad/> There was the prospect of O’Sullivan repeating the feat of Mark Williams and finishing his match with a session to spare, but Allen knocked in a ton in the 14th frame to ensure the contest would conclude on Saturday.
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.
Mark Williams clipped the wings of his friend and protege Jackson Page on a day when a pigeon fluttered onto centre stage at the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield.
Mark Williams has doubled down on his "idiot" jibe after he was criticised for practicing with the man he was due to face at the World Snooker Championship.
Mark Williams blew away Jackson Page to reach the World Championship quarter-finals with a session to spare. The Welshman has been in blistering form so far at the Crucible and delivered another statement display to seal a 13-3 win over a man he considers a “fourth son”.
Mark Williams surged into the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship with a session to spare after wrapping up a dominant 13-3 win over his fellow Welshman and protege Jackson Page.
Mark Williams surged into the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship with a session to spare after wrapping up a dominant 13-3 win over his fellow Welshman and protege Jackson Page.