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John Higgins suffered a 13-11 defeat to Kurt Maflin in the second round of snooker's World Championship, just hours after he'd produced a magnificent 147 break.
WATCH: Higgins bags Crucible maximum
John Higgins added another remarkable chapter to a wonderful Crucible career with a 147 break against Kurt Maflin at the World Championship.
Watch every 147 in Crucible history
There have been 11 maximum breaks in World Championship history, including three each from Ronnie O'Sullivan and Stephen Hendry. Relive them all here.
World Championship: Match previews
Judd Trump is back in action in the second round of the World Championship on Thursday - get our verdict here.
World Championship results & schedule
The Betfred World Championship is under way and runs until August 16. We have a complete draw and schedule plus results and much more in our guide.
Hawk takes flight in Sheffield
Barry Hawkins admitted after thrashing Alexander Ursenbacher at the World Championship that he had been "getting a little bit sick of snooker" prior to lockdown.
Clarke hails 'dream come true'
Watch Jamie Clarke's post-match interview after his shock victory over World Championship contender Mark Allen.
Allen crashes out on day of shocks
On a day of shocks at the Crucible, qualifier Jamie Clarke stunned Mark Allen to claim a famous 10-8 victory in the first round of the World Championship.
O’Sullivan takes Royal inspiration
Ronnie O’Sullivan says he’s taken inspiration from the Royal Family for dealing with pressure and the constant spotlight.
Rapid Ronnie; McGill wins thriller
Ronnie O'Sullivan recorded the fastest win in Crucible history as he thrashed Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 10-1 in 108 minutes while Anthony McGill won a five-hour thriller.
Maflin gives cue ball middle finger
Kurt Maflin was warned for giving the cue ball the middle finger when a 147 attempt broke down during his victory over David Gilbert at snooker's World Championship.
Williams: I'll never retire
Mark Williams says he’ll never retire from snooker after keeping his hopes of a fourth World Championship title alive.
Quiz: 140+ breaks at the Crucible
There have been 36 different players who have scored breaks of 140 or more since the World Championship moved to the Crucible. How many can you name?