Judd Trump rallies to finish session level after Stuart Bingham wins five in a row in World Championship quarter-final

Judd Trump rallied by winning the final three frames of the morning session to leave his World Championship quarter-final against Stuart Bingham level at 8-8. Bingham fought back from 5-3 down to lead 8-5 against an out-of-sorts Trump. Ad/> But the 2019 champion managed to hit back to ensure he is firmly in the match heading into the final session, which takes place from 7pm on Wednesday.

The winner plays either Mark Williams or Yan Bingtao, who are also level at 8-8. /> World ChampionshipWatch as Trump flukes astonishing treble at World Championship41 MINUTES AGO Trump had won three of the last four frames in the first session against Bingham, but found himself on the back foot when play resumed. Bingham won the opening frame and then knocked in a break of 89 to move level at 5-5.

‘It's making him lose focus’ — White fires warning to O’Sullivan O'Sullivan quickly wraps up win over Maguire to reach semis Trump fights back to level with Bingham — as it happened Trump struggled for momentum and missed a chance to retake the lead as he hit the jaws of the pocket with a red while using the rest. Bingham won the frame and then took advantage of another Trump miss in the 11th frame to extend his advantage. The mid-session interval seemed to come at a good time for Trump to gather himself, but he continued to look out of sorts immediately afterwards as he fell 8-5 behind.

Trump finally managed to get on the board for the session with just his second break over 30 in the last eight frames, after Bingham missed a simple black to the corner. /> Trump followed up with a battling 89 break, at the end of which he managed to get a laugh from the crowd when he convinced the referee to look up while he moved the pink blocking. It looked