Kyren Wilson landed a £40k bonus and a place in the record books with the 13th century in Crucible history
KYREN WILSON PRODUCED the first maximum 147 break of the 2023 World Snooker Championship in his opening-round match against Ryan Day at the Crucible.
Day had moved into an early 2-0 lead before world number seven Wilson, runner-up at the Crucible in 2020, responded with clearances of 133 and 83 to head into the mid-session interval with the match all square at 2-2. Wilson continued his momentum on returning to the table as he built towards a perfect clearance, sinking a fine final red and black before sweeping up the colours.The 13th maximum in Crucible history! 😍— World Snooker Tour April 19, 2023
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