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Kyren Wilson showcased remarkable form as he surged to an 8-1 lead against Welsh veteran Dominic Dale in their first-round match at the World Snooker Championship on Tuesday.
The twelfth-seeded Wilson delivered a masterful performance, compiling breaks of 52, 75, 123, 96, 50, 77, and 73 to establish a commanding advantage. With only two more frames needed for victory, Wilson looks poised to advance when the match resumes on Wednesday.
Despite Dale’s solitary frame win with a superb 120 clearance, Wilson’s consistent and high-quality play has put him in a favorable position to secure a spot in the next round. His confidence remains high, especially with a potential clash against Joe O’Connor, who recently defeated four-time champion Mark Selby, looming in the last 16.
Meanwhile, England’s Jack Lisowski holds a slender 5-4 lead over 2016 finalist Ding Junhui after a closely contested session. Both players demonstrated their skill with impressive breaks, setting the stage for an intriguing continuation of their match.
In the afternoon session, three-time world champion Mark Williams holds a narrow 5-4 lead over Si Jiahui of China. Williams, aiming for a fourth title, seeks to advance to the last 16 where he could face compatriot Jak Jones.
Mark Allen, the world number three, begins his campaign against Robbie Williams, while Robert Milkins trails Pang Junxu 5-4 in their match. Additionally, a compelling encounter is expected between 2013 finalist Barry Hawkins and Welshman Ryan Day in the evening session.
