Kyren Wilson will face Wales’ Jack Jones in the World Snooker Championship final.
Snooker master Ronnie O’Sullivan lost to Stuart Bingham in the quarter-finals, winning 13-10.
Jones entered the tournament as an outsider, but defeated Bingham in the semi-final to secure a place in the final, pocketing £200,000 in the process.
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Of his epic journey to the final, Jones said: “It’s crazy. It was totally unexpected to be in the tournament. I don’t think I played particularly well. I watch the World Finals every year on my TV at home. ” he said. And being in it is still not real and has not penetrated. ”
Jones’ opponent Wilson defeated David Gilbert in the other semifinal, winning 17-11.
Here’s everything you need to know about the World Snooker Championship Final.
What time is the World Snooker Championship final?
The World Snooker Championship final begins on Sunday 5th May at 1pm.
The evening session and the second part of the final will begin at 7 p.m. The match will be decided on Monday.
On which TV channel will the World Snooker Championship final be broadcast?
The World Snooker Championship final is being broadcast live on BBC Two.
Therefore, BBC IPlayer allows you to live stream the matches on your mobile device or desktop. However, this option requires a TV license and a BBC account.