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Wu Yize in driving seat but Shaun Murphy stays in touch in Crucible final
Wu Yize will carry a 10-7 lead into the second day of his World Snooker Championship final against Shaun Murphy
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theguardian.com
Wu Yize power is undiminished against Mark Allen after 15-minute blackout
The Chinese 22-year-old surged into a 6-2 lead against Mark Allen after a power outage while Shaun Murphy was pegged back by John Higgins in their semi-final
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Allen and Wu toil in 100-minute frame ‘embarrassment’, Higgins leads Murphy
Mark Allen and Wu Yize are level at 7-7 after the pair played out the longest frame in Crucible history, while John Higgins leads Shaun Murphy 13-11
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Shaun Murphy edges John Higgins in thriller to reach his fifth world final
Shaun Murphy came from behind in the last session to beat John Higgins 17-15 to reach his fifth final, where he will face Mark Allen or Wu Yize
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Shaun Murphy v Wu Yize: World Snooker Championship final day one – live
Frame-by-frame updates: Join Daniel Harris for the latest from the Crucible on the first day of the final
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Wu Yize in driving seat but Shaun Murphy stays in touch in Crucible final
Wu Yize will carry a 10-7 lead into the second day of his World Snooker Championship final against Shaun Murphy
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Shaun Murphy v Wu Yize: World Snooker Championship final day two – live
Wu Yize takes 10-7 overnight lead over Shaun Murphy into second and final day – who will be crowned world champion? Find out with Daniel Harris
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bbc.com
World Snooker Championship 2026: Wu Yize beats Shaun Murphy 18-17 to become second-youngest Crucible champion
Wu Yize becomes the second-youngest player to be crowned a Crucible champion, defeating Shaun Murphy 18-17 in a compelling World Championship final.
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Wu Yize beats Shaun Murphy in thrilling final frame to win World Snooker Championship
Wu Yize has won the World Snooker Championship final, beating Shaun Murphy 18-17, with a break of 85 in the deciding frame
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Wu Yize cements China’s status as premier snooker force as younger generation takes over
The new world champion is the fourth consecutive first-time winner and the UK game faces a challenge to keep up with investment in Asia