World Snooker Championship LIVE - Ronnie O'Sullivan completes fine victory, John Higgins v Mark Allen this evening - Eurosport
Ryan Day Vs. Ronnie O'Sullivan - WM Clash
"Goodbye For Now"
The first session was brief and delightful, as Ronnie O'Sullivan and Kyren Wilson promptly secured their spots in the quarterfinals.
We will have a couple of exciting matches to add to the mix when we come back later tonight.
Mark Allen has won 9 games and lost 7 against John Higgins. Stuart Bingham is also leading Jack Lisowski by a score of 9-7.
Come and join us for the continuation of day 10 at the Crucible today at 6.45pm British Summer Time. In the meantime, enjoy your afternoon and we look forward to seeing you later.
Wilson Beats O'Connor 13-6
Kyren Wilson has successfully secured a remarkable victory over Joe O'Connor, bringing an end to O'Connor's first appearance at the Crucible. As a result, Wilson has also advanced to the next stage.
The Fighter has advanced to his seventh quarter-final out of nine years in Sheffield - and his third in four events during the latter part of this season.
The following opponent for him would be either Mark Allen or John Higgins.
O'Sullivan Dominates Day With A 13-7 Victory
The Rocket did a great job and quickly secured his place in the quarter-finals.
This will be his 22nd appearance in the quarterfinals at the Crucible, and he has played a total of 144 games in his career so far.
O'Sullivan is scheduled to compete against Jack Lisowski or Stuart Bingham in the quarter-finals.
O'Sullivan Dominates Day With 12-7 Win
Although he missed a pink to the right center and broke down on 67, O'Sullivan has returned to the table and has the opportunity to finish the game now.
O'Sullivan Triumphs Over Day 12-7
O'Sullivan is on a streak of 36 consecutive wins and is currently in control of both the frame and the match.
Day manages to stay in the game by scoring a run of 41, securing another point on the board and keeping his slim chances of winning alive.
Certainly, however, it's insufficient and tardy.
The end point is almost reached by the Warrior, who just needs to win one more round to secure their victory.
O'Sullivan Dominates Day 12-6
Day managed to gain control of the frame with a run of 37, but unfortunately, he couldn't take advantage of his chance. He ruined his positional shot from black to red by overscrewing it.
Regardless of the outcome of this game for the Welsh player, it's clear that he has had ample opportunities to succeed.
O'Sullivan Dominates Day With 12-6 Win
Day had an opportunity early on, but unfortunately missed a red ball that hit the side of the left corner while attempting to create a group of balls.
'Ouch!' - O'Sullivan expresses his frustration after an unfortunate error against Day.
Adding 85 points gives the Rocket a comfortable lead of one frame towards winning the game.
O'Sullivan Triumphs Over Day 11-6
O'Sullivan has scored 34 points and is currently in the leading position, but he missed a chance to put the black ball into the right corner pocket.
He returns to the table shortly thereafter, however, he is unable to make any progress on the bunch of red balls close to the pink spot, so he opts to play a defensive move instead.
"Well done!" - O'Sullivan successfully completes difficult double shot as viewers applaud.
In the entire field, the initial round is similarly messy and depends on the hues.
Wilson emerges victorious, bringing him two frames closer to the quarterfinals.
The Rocket takes advantage of a safety mistake made by Day, and with that, he manages to pot all the remaining balls in a messy first game of this last part of the match, securing the win with the final black ball.
O'Sullivan gets lucky with a "dreaded double-kiss" shot against Day.
O'Sullivan Beats Day In Snooker
With a streak of 43, the man from Wales has taken control of the game. The game has now reached the stage where only the colored balls remain.
There is currently a safety dispute happening on the yellow, which will be decided by whoever moves first.
O'Sullivan Triumphs Over Day
During the day's game, there was a missed opportunity when Day failed to pot a difficult red ball towards the left corner pocket.
Despite his efforts, O'Sullivan was unable to take advantage of his opportunity as he lost his favorable position and ultimately failed to make a difficult long green shot.
O'Sullivan Outperforms Day 10-6
The cannon didn't happen as intended and the Rocket failed to hit a red ball on the right corner using the spider.
This is a relief for Day, even though it doesn't seem like there are any simple solutions for him.
O'Sullivan Beats Day 10-6
From the beginning, Day's inadequate safety leads to a red ball landing on the left center.
O'Sullivan puts the ball in and has a good chance to get a high score in this shot.
O'Sullivan Defeats Day 10-6
When O'Sullivan failed to hit a lengthy red ball towards the left corner, Day saw his chance and took advantage of the mistake.
Nevertheless, the person from Wales is in a difficult position with regards to the pink ball, and despite attempting to make the shot, misses it. However, they succeed in strategically moving the cue-ball closer to the baulk cushion for safety.
Rocket Is Here!
The audience is in great spirits today and all four competitors are greeted with enthusiasm, but the most enthusiastic reception is given to the Rocket.
He requires only three additional frames to secure a spot in the quarterfinals.
Referees Go Out
Today's hosts MC Rob Walker introduces the referees for the day, namely Rob Spencer and Ben Williams.
This signifies that the players will be making their entrances soon.
This afternoon, we will be primarily focusing on Ronnie O'Sullivan. He is currently pursuing his eighth world title and is leading 10-6 against Ryan Day.
The Rocket is expected to make it to his 22nd Crucible quarter-final, but he won't be overconfident. He lost last year's quarter-finals despite having a 10-6 advantage, as the eventual champion Luca Brecel won seven frames in a row against him.
We will also share new information about Kyren Wilson's match against Joe O'Connor. The Warrior, who made it to the final in 2020, is currently in a good position with a 10-6 advantage over the player who eliminated Mark Selby in the first round.
Greetings to all the snooker enthusiasts out there! We're excited to bring you the latest news and score updates from day 10 of the 2024 World Championship.
Today, we can anticipate four last sessions of second-round action. Afterward, we will have the complete line-up for the quarter-finals.
'O'Sullivan showcases impressive skills' - O'Sullivan confidently sinks a challenging long red shot against Day.
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