The Scot currently leads fellow veteran John Higgins 12-4 going into the final session.
10.33pm, 27 Apr 2012
STEPHEN HENDRY IS on the verge of a place in the last eight of the World Snooker Championships, having established a 12-4 lead over John Higgins at the Crucible this evening.
Meanwhile, former world champion Neil Robertson beat David Gilbert 13-9 to book his place in the quarter-finals.
Elsewhere, Stephen Maguire looks likely to join Robertson in the last eight, as he currently leads Joe Perry 11-5.
And in the day’s other encounter, Ryan Day of Wales gained a 6-2 lead over China’s Cao Yupeng.
Snooker wrap: Hendry on verge of last eight
STEPHEN HENDRY IS on the verge of a place in the last eight of the World Snooker Championships, having established a 12-4 lead over John Higgins at the Crucible this evening.
Meanwhile, former world champion Neil Robertson beat David Gilbert 13-9 to book his place in the quarter-finals.
Elsewhere, Stephen Maguire looks likely to join Robertson in the last eight, as he currently leads Joe Perry 11-5.
And in the day’s other encounter, Ryan Day of Wales gained a 6-2 lead over China’s Cao Yupeng.
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