A truly bizarre longest frame in World Snooker Championship history was labelled an 'embarrassment' by pundits before the Crucible's other semi-final showed what makes the sport so captivating ...
Mark Allen fought back from a big deficit to leave his semi-final against Wu Yize poised at 7-7 after the pair played out the longest frame in World Snooker Championship history ...
The extraordinary frame lasted 100 minutes and 21 seconds as Allen and Wu engaged in a bizarre stalemate during their World Snooker Championship semi-final ...
The players found themselves in a situation where eight red balls were impossible to pot because of the position of the black, causing continuous safety shots as the crowd grew restless.
Higgins became the oldest World Snooker Championship semi-finalist since 1985 by downing Robertson at the Crucible and now face Shaun Murphy trying to become the oldest finalist ...