Ronnie O'Sullivan and The Crucible: there's barely anything quite like this combination in all of sport.

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The Rocket returns to the table today as he seeks a place in the semi-finals of the competition following two straightforward clashes so far.

He has dropped eight frames out of the 31 he has played so far and will be determined for a no-fuss quarter-final performance to squeeze past a wily competitor.

O'Sullivan has lit up Sheffield in 31 editions of the World Snooker Championship – an unbroken run stretching back to 1993.

The 47-year-old has racked up an unprecedented seven world titles since first taking to the table for his professional debut in 1992 and remains the hottest draw in snooker. He begins his 32nd adventure as one of the hot favourites to go all the way and clinch another title.

RadioTimes.com brings you up to speed with Ronnie O'Sullivan's next match at the World Snooker Championships 2024.

When does Ronnie O'Sullivan play next at World Snooker Championship 2024?

Ronnie O'Sullivan's next match is against Stuart Bingham in the quarter-finals of the World Snooker Championship 2024.

They begin their match on Tuesday 30th April 2024 at approximately 2:30pm UK time.

Check out their full match schedule below:

Ronnie O'Sullivan v Stuart Bingham time and schedule

Quarter-finals (best of 25 frames)

All UK time.

Tuesday 30th April

Session 1 – 2:30pm

Wednesday 1st May

Session 2 – 2:30pm

Session 3 – 7pm

Ronnie O'Sullivan results at World Snooker Championship 2024

Quarter-finals

[1] Ronnie O'Sullivan v Stuart Bingham [29]

Round 2

[1] Ronnie O'Sullivan 13-7 Ryan Day [18]

Round 1

[1] Ronnie O'Sullivan 10-1 Jackson Page [43]

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