Ronnie O'Sullivan Smashes Snooker Records with Historic Break

Ronnie O'Sullivan made snooker history with a 153 break during the World Open quarter-final against Ryan Day. Surpassing the previous record of 148, O'Sullivan cleared the table with a series of strategic shots, setting up a semi-final clash with Wu Yize. Fans celebrated his remarkable achievement.

In a stunning display of skill, Ronnie O'Sullivan set a new snooker record by achieving a 153 break during the World Open quarter-final against Ryan Day. Surpassing the previous high of 148 set by Jamie Burnett in 2004, O'Sullivan demonstrated why he is a seven-time world champion.

O'Sullivan strategically positioned Day's cue ball behind other balls at the start of the frame. After Day's miss, O'Sullivan capitalized by potting a green as an additional red and completed the series with 15 reds, 13 blacks, and two pinks, culminating in the remarkable 153 score.

Expressing his joy, O'Sullivan said it was a 'pretty cool moment' and expressed his gratitude to supporters. He decisively defeated Ryan Day 5-0, paving the way for a semi-final showdown with Wu Yize, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.

(With inputs from agencies.)