In a nail-biting clash at the 2024 World Snooker Championship, former world champion Stuart Bingham and rising star Jack Lisowski locked horns in a battle that kept spectators on the edge of their seats. With each frame showcasing skill, tension, and drama, the match proved to be a true test of nerve and prowess on the green baize.

The encounter began with Bingham asserting his dominance, securing an early 6-3 lead in the first session. Notably, his impressive breaks of 90 and 89 set the tone for the contest, leaving Lisowski with ground to cover.

Undeterred, Lisowski mounted a spirited comeback in the second session, narrowing the deficit to 9-7 with a series of formidable breaks, including four 50+ breaks of his own. His resilience breathed new life into the match, setting the stage for a gripping finale.

As the final session commenced, the tension in the arena reached its peak. Bingham managed to extend his lead to 10-7, but Lisowski quickly retaliated, showcasing his skill with breaks of 73 and 51 to bring the score to a tantalising 10-9.

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In a pivotal moment, Jack-pot executed a stunning snooker on the yellow, only for Bingham to respond with a miraculous pot on the pink, turning the tables in his favour and securing an 11-9 lead. 

However, Lisowski refused to back down, delivering scintillating breaks of 84 and 123 to level the score at 11-11.

With victory within his grasp, Lisowski found himself agonisingly close to sealing the 22nd frame. However, a crucial mid-range miss proved costly, allowing Bingham to seize control and reclaim the lead in a marathon frame that lasted over 45 minutes.