World Snooker Championship news: Judd Trump leads but Neil Robertson trails ahead of Monday session
Neil Robertson, the favourite to win this year's World Championship, is trailing in the second round to Jack Lisowski. Meanwhile, Trump opened up a dominant lead ahead of Monday's conclusion.
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β Live Snooker (@Livesnooker) April 24, 2022
Neil Robertson takes the final frame of the second session with a break of 69 but it's Jack Lisowski who leads 9-7 going into tomorrow's climax! #ilovesnooker pic.twitter.com/dFOpvPO0MY
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β Eurosport (@eurosport) April 24, 2022
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"The average frame time has been around 23 to 24 minutes so for a normal operating Judd Trump you would think that is wrong.
"To get a 10-6 lead against someone like Anthony McGill not at your best, that is a good performance."
Monday's session will also bring more excitement through the match between 2015 champion Stuart Bingham and Kyren Wilson, who are locked at 8-8 after Sunday's play.
After reaching the final in 2020, Wilson looked in top form again, and narrowly missed out on a maximum 147 after potting 12 reds and 12 blacks.