Jack Lisowski: Last News

Snooker star Judd Trump admits he feels like the odd one out in the World Snooker Championships as he enjoyed a laugh at the expense of rivals John Higgins, Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Williams on social media.

Snooker fans have been left confused after seeing Jack Lisowki stand in front of four huge buckets of massive mutant crisps. Lisowski booked his place in the quarter-finals on Monday as he completed a 13-12 victory over third seed Neil Robertson to set up a clash with John Higgins.

Crucible history to score a 147 - but it wasn't enough to beat an inspired Jack Lisowski.Robertson, 40, was the pre-tournament favourite, having won four events in the build-up to the World Snooker Championship. But he couldn't get past Lisowski, despite a moment of magic during Tuesday's second round match. The Thunder from Down Under has found life difficult at snooker's most famous theatre since lifting the trophy in 2010 - not that you'd know it watching him bag the fifth maximum of his career.

Covid test. But the world No1’s allegations have been swiftly challenged by governing body World Snooker Tour, and also healthcare company Cavendish that performed the testing.The Juddernaut, along with Jack Lisowski, tested positive for coronavirus and in accordance with strict protocols had to withdraw.He had been a hot favourite to win the £250,000 first prize, but ended up not even receiving the usual £15,000 guaranteed minimum for the top 16 players having qualified.WST officials were angry about Trump’s comments, after adhering to strict government guidelines to keep the snooker show going and the players earning.Trump, questioning the legitimacy of his procedure, said: “I don’t even think the test is accurate.