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Ronnie O’Sullivan takes 10-7 lead into final day after Kyren Wilson fightback
The Rocket had led 8-2 at one point.
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The Rocket had led 8-2 at one point.
Both semi-finals at the Crucible went to final-frame deciders.
Fans are set to return to the famous venue.
Selby took the session 6-2 to gain a two-frame lead overnight.
The 44-year-old will face Mark Williams in the World Championship quarter-finals after beating Ding Junhui.
O’Sullivan will take on Mark Williams for a place in the last four.
Wilson had resumed 11-5 up before losing the first three frames of the morning session.
The Scot’s 147 was the 11th time a maximum has been made at the event.
Qualifier Tom Ford had started strong against the reigning champ.
Selby dominated the World Championships from 2014-2017. Reigning champ Judd Trump will face Tom Ford.
The Dubliner’s victory last night ensured he avoided relegation from the full-time circuit.
None of those who have opted against travelling to the UK are understood to be in the current world top 16, however.
Tipperary native Brendan O’Donoghue on the ups and downs that go hand-in-hand with a career in snooker.
Fellow Englishman Gary Wilson is competing in the tournament for just the second time.
The world champion was admitted to A&E yesterday after his opening session against David Gilbert.
Williams became the oldest champion since 45-year-old Ray Reardon triumphed in 1978.
A potentially disastrous day at the office ended with the defending champion trailing by just three frames.
Cast your mind back 20 years to that famous night at the Crucible.
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This is outrageous.
O’Brien v Gilbert has earned its place in snooker’s record books.
O’Sullivan trails Barry Hawkins at the Crucible.
“Calmer, more relaxed” Ronnie O’Sullivan will face Stuart Bingham in the last eight.
The player thanked World Snooker Championship director Mike Ganley for his assistance.
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The defending champion is into the last four after winning seven of the eight frames played today.
The defending champion has seen off Joe Perry while the Dubliner was unsuccessful against Alan McManus.
The 1997 champion is one frame down against Stuart Bingham going into this evening’s session.
The Dubliner qualified for the World Snooker Championships.
The 44-year-old will be the oldest player at this year’s World Snooker Championship in Sheffield.
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The Dubliner, who won the World Snooker Championship in 1997, was beaten in the final qualifying round by Matthew Selt.
The Englishman will be the top seed at the upcoming event, having previously grown disenchanted with snooker.
Ken Doherty has said he would welcome the return of the snooker legend.
The legendary player won the Wold Championship for the fourth time this evening.
The Rocket needs only three more frames if he is to claim his fourth title at the Crucible in Sheffield.
The 36-year-old says he is considering quitting the sport despite his recent fine form.
Ronnie O’Sullivan is on the brink of another World Championship Final appearance. He only needs two frames tonight to beat Matthew Stevens.
The legendary snooker player produced a vintage display earlier today.
The former runner-up rattled off 11 frames on the trot to see off his fellow Welshman.
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