Judd Trump is out of the World Snooker Championship with Jak Jones pulling off a seismic shock to reach the semi-finals.
Welsh qualifier Jones secured a last-four meeting with either seven-time champion Ronnie O'Sullivan or 2015 winner Stuart Bingham after a 13-9 victory over an error-strewn Trump. Trump has won five ranking events this season and reached a further two finals, but was well below his best once the players resumed at 8-8 on Wednesday morning as Jones reached his first ranking semi-final, clinching victory with a break of 106 as he toasted the biggest triumph of his career.
Jones is now two wins away from becoming just the third qualifier to claim the World Championship title, after Terry Griffiths in 1979 and Shaun Murphy in 2005. Jones reached the quarter-finals on debut in Sheffield 12 months ago before losing to Mark Allen, with the iconic venue seemingly bringing the best out of the 33-year-old.
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