Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump and John Higgins updates on huge day at Crucible

Mark Williams left astonished after beating John Higgins at World Championship - 'Don't really get it'

Mark Williams has admitted to being stunned after suffering 'no nerves' during his dramatic win over John Higgins at the World Snooker Championship on Wednesday.The 50-year-old has become the oldest semi-finalist in four decades after winning 13-12 at the Crucible.Williams had to keep his cool throughout the clash, with Higgins unplayable at times.He was able to book his place in the last four, however, after winning the final frame of the fixtu…

Ronnie O'Sullivan, Judd Trump and John Higgins updates on huge day at Crucible

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Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump take control of their World Championship quarter-finals – Usa news503 Service Unavailable

Ronnie O’Sullivan is in a good position against Si Jiahui (Picture: Getty Images) Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump enjoyed good starts to their World Snooker Championship quarter-finals on Tuesday afternoon, both leading after their opening sessions. The Rocket is still struggling to find his best form, but is doing more than enough at the minute at the Crucible, leading Si Jiahui 6-2. As was the case in his first two rounds, O’Sullivan’s oppone…

John Higgins leads Mark Williams after first session of Crucible quarter-final - Jersey Evening Post

John Higgins established a slender 5-3 advantage over Mark Williams at the end of the opening session of their World Snooker Championship quarter-final at the Crucible. The duo – two members of the sport’s famous ‘Class of ’92’ along with Ronnie O’Sullivan – were given a standing ovation when they entered the arena, and it was the 49-year-old Scot who shaded the opening exchanges. But four-time winner Higgins might have hoped for a heftier lead …