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Mark Selby held off a spirited fightback from Matthew Selt to reach the second round of the World Championship. The four-time champion led 6-3 overnight after a strong start where he produced breaks of 94, 83, 110 and 131. Ad He wasn’t cueing as impressively in a scrappy and tight deciding session but produced a fine 112 break to finally end Selt's hopes and win 10-8.
Robert Milkins produced a memorable comeback to beat Joe Perry 10-9 in their delayed first-round clash at the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield.
There were confusing and amusing scenes at the World Snooker Championship on Thursday morning as Joe Perry was wrongly introduced as his opponent, Robert Milkins, by emcee Rob Walker. The early match, which was not originally supposed to be played on this day, saw Perry lead the Welsh Open champion Milkins 7-2 following the first session of the encounter as the pair target a place in the second round.
Aaaaaand away we go! Ad This is the earliest a world championship match has ever started World ChampionshipWorld Championship as it happened — Wilson beats Day, Murphy trails JiahuiA DAY AGO And it's all too much for Rob Walker, who announces the seed, Rob, when the qualifier, Joe walks out. Oh what larks.
Open organisers admit it will be "challenging" to prevent protesters disrupting this year's championship at Royal Liverpool but have expressed confidence in their "robust" security arrangements.
Protesters disrupted the evening session of the World Championship in Sheffield by invading the arena and tipping orange paint dye onto one of the tables shortly after play resumed.
Joe Perry says he was in a «state of shock» as protesters stormed the Crucible during his first-round World Championship match with Robert Milkins. Perry and Milkins had just begun proceedings on table one when a protester emerged from the crowd and unloaded a bag of orange powder onto the baize.
Former World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn has called for tougher punishments for protesters after play was disrupted at the World Championship in Sheffield.