Former world number one Judd Trump has secured a place in his third Snooker World Championship final after his semi-final match went to the deciding frame.
The Bristol-born potter from Whitchurch battled hard to overcome a tremendous Mark Williams fight back in the semi-final on Saturday (April 30), winning the deciding frame. The match has already been labelled one of the greatest matches in Crucible's prestigious history.
Trump, 32, is looking to score his second world title after his 2019 triumph over John Higgins. He lost in his first appearance in the final back in 2011 to Higgins. Rob Walker will introduce the 'Ace In The Pack' to a Crucible crowd for the World Snooker Championship Final for the third time in his career.
