Class of '92 all closing in on World Championships semi-finals, with Ronnie O'Sullivan in particularly sparkling form.

English duo Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Williams both stormed into commanding leads in their respective quarter-finals, while Judd Trump also started brightly.

Crucible 147s don't happen often, so the list of those to score a maximum at the World Snooker Championship is certainly an exclusive one.

Neil Robertson's 147 maximum was not enough to prevent him from losing a final-frame thriller to Jack Lisowski at the Snooker World Championship, while Judd Trump squeezed through.

Snooker’s infamous Class of 1992 have not only withstood the test of time, but are beginning to produce some of their best performances yet, according to John Higgins.

John Higgins progressed to his 16th career world championship quarter-final following an impressive victory over Noppon Saengkham.

Neil Robertson, the favourite to win this year's World Championship, is trailing in the second round to Jack Lisowski. Meanwhile, Trump opened up a dominant lead ahead of Monday's conclusion.

Ronnie O’Sullivan set his sights on a seventh World Snooker Championship triumph after booking his place in the quarter-finals - but defending champion Mark Selby crashed out.

After taking an early lead, Stephen Maguire had to control his nerves in a dramatic final session to beat Zhao Xintong and book a spot in the World Snooker Championship quarter-finals.

Former champion unhappy with opening round performance but confident things will change.

Jack Lisowski overcame a late wobble to squeeze past Matthew Stevens 10-8 at the World Snooker Championship but admitted he must "play freely" to progress in Sheffield.

Judd Trump thinks the game in the UK has taken a step backwards compared to the Chinese scene.

World Snooker Tour refer O'Sullivan to disciplinary committee at the Crucible.

Ronnie O'Sullivan was forced to battle from 3-0 down to reach the second round of the Snooker World Championship on Sunday evening.

Ronnie O'Sullivan recovered from a strong start by David Gilbert at the World Darts Championship while Mark Selby secured his spot in the next round.

The world’s best 32 players will descend on the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield for the biggest cue sport extravaganza of the year - the 2022 World Snooker Championship.

The former world champion hit the second maximum of his career and is now one game away from competing at the World Championship.

Days after becoming the youngest winner of a World Championship match, Wales' Liam Davies now finds himself in the third round of qualifying.

Marco Fu revealed he’s open to playing in more tournaments despite marking his return to snooker with a defeat in the first round of the world championship qualifiers.

It’s been 27 years since Andy Hicks produced one of the biggest shocks in the history of the world championship. This week, the former semi-finalist will be looking to seal his long-awaited return.

Neil Robertson paid tribute to John Higgins after beating him in a thrilling final.