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John Higgins survived a final-frame decider against Jack Lisowski to book his place in the World Championship semi-finals and seal an historic achievement for the fabled ‘Class of 92′.
John Higgins survived a final-frame decider against Jack Lisowski to book his place in the World Championship semi-finals and seal an historic achievement for the fabled ‘Class of 92′.
Ronnie O'Sullivan insisted "I'm no superstar" after cruising into the Crucible semi-finals for a record 13th time by wrapping up a 13-5 win over Stephen Maguire. The 46-year-old reeled off breaks of 71 and 126 in the first two frames of the morning session to surpass the record he had shared with Stephen Hendry for reaching the last four. But, despite closing on emulating Hendry's record of seven world titles, O'Sullivan is adamant that the Scot's dominance of the sport in the 1990s still makes him the greatest.
Stephen Hendry cannot see anyone even competing with Ronnie O’Sullivan at this year’s World Snooker Championship, if he continues the superb form he has shown in his three matches so far.
The World Snooker Championship 2022 continues today 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 needed just over 20 minutes of the final session of his World Snooker Championship quarter-final to seal a 13-5 victory over Stephen Maguire at the Crucible.
Ronnie O’Sullivan left himself within two frames of reaching the World Championship semi-final after taking an 11-5 lead in his quarter-final against Stephen Maguire. O’Sullivan headed into the evening session with a 6-2 lead, but Maguire fought back to take the first frame of the session with a break of 62 and then followed that up with another of 73 to claim the 10th frame.
His arms were raised to the sky like Dennis Lillee or Jeff Thomson celebrating another Test victim at the MCG. Neil Robertson’s splendid 147 at the Crucible Theatre on Monday night was finished off with all the flair and flow of the revered Australian fast bowlers at their ferocious best.