Ronnie O’Sullivan v Si Jiahui LIVE: Score and updates from World Snooker Championship

The hard competition and lasting happiness are the reasons why Snooker ’92’ class has continued to keep the new generations of sport at bay, according to the world champion of seven times Ronnie O’Sullivan.

The 49-year-old became an advantage of 6-2 after the first session of his crosses against Jiahui on Tuesday, while John Higgins was a 5-3 advantage over Mark Williams.

The trio has 14 world titles between them and few would be against the increase in that number as they advance continuously to cut a strip through the raffle in Sheffield.

On the other table, it is the NO 1 of the world Judd Trump who will lead during the night, since he obtains a 5-3 advantage against the 2023 world champion.

A first session slightly heartbreaking for Jiahui at the end. He had been going on and even when he did, Ronnie O’Sullivan punished any error. That lost black in painting seven in particular could pursue it.

The rocket leads 6-2 during the night, with the next session from 10 am tomorrow morning before the final session at 7pm tomorrow night.

Can you set up any kind of fight? We will have to see

O’Sullivan wraps the frame while moving with 70 points with only 67 available. Can this session end with a flowering and make a century?

Try to dinner a red away from pink and fail, but then get a double right to keep the rest alive!

And he continues to do the ton. The pink after the final red takes it through the 100th brand. In the end it is a break of 121 and Ronnie O’Sullivan wins frame eight to lead 6-2. He already has one foot in the semifinal.

Oof. A pink to the left clean your feet, you twist but fall in 17. The O’Sullivan cueball control is as immaculate as it always thought and builds healthy leadership.

Suddenly there is 45 points in front without breaking sweat. Hello cannons in the package and divide them wonderfully. This is the rocket with its arrogance back

The interruption of whether leaves a long red so that O’Sullivan tries and overcome it in the heart of the pocket. A complicated yellow is sent with poise, just like a red along the cushion.

The rocket begins to shoot all the cylinders here. If I did 6-2, they could be curtains for themselves.

The final red caresses to the right half and O’ullivan only needs colors, all of which are at their points.

It really is simple for the rocket and he confirms the balls that should have been if. Punished, bad for her lady.

Ronnie O’Sullivan wins framed seven with a 67 break to extend its advantage to 5-2.

This would be a painful robbery to endure for himself, but you know that is exactly what Ronnie has in mind.

It crosses to 24, but a division of the reds goes a little bad. It leaves a complicated cut in red to the right half, but it is a great pot. Beautifully controlled, heart of the pocket and perfectly in black.

It does not seem to have any real obstacle to this break.

This looks more like Jiahui we saw two years ago when he reached the semifinals of the World Championship. He is timing the ball wonderfully and the target is squeezing the table, directed by its wand of a signal.

His lead rises beyond 50 but then a bad mistake. A black is lost out of the place. Inexplicable. His is 52-0 ahead, but there is more than enough to be able to hit here. That could be expensive

O’Sullivan leaves a long red directly from the interruption, but the Chinese star shakes the jaws. However, he has a medium range red on his next visit and that finds the heart of his pocket.

They are still a couple of reds with blues and then a lovely shot on the table to land wonderfully on a red just below. Then hits the package to release some.

He is starting to look in good Nick here. 20 Break and the balls are now well positioned to build a great advantage.