Jack Lisowski blocked from wearing Ukraine flag on waistcoat by Crucible chiefs
Snooker player Jack Lisowski has been blocked from showing his support for Ukraine at the World Championships.
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Snooker player Jack Lisowski has been blocked from showing his support for Ukraine at the World Championships.
Jack Lisowski has said he was denied permission to have a Ukraine flag on his waistcoat at the World Championship. Lisowski has Ukrainian heritage — his grandfather is from the country — and he wore a Ukraine badge at the Gibraltar Open in support of the country following the invasion by Russia. Ad/> The 30-year-old wanted to continue showing support for the country at the Crucible, but World Snooker refused to grant permission for Lisowski to wear the flag.
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