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Kyren Wilson awaits in Crucible final

Wilson swept David Gilbert aside in his semi-final, while Jones battled past Stuart Bingham

England's Kyren Wilson cruised into his second World Snooker Championship final on Saturday and revealed his success at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre has been helped by sessions with a hypnotherapist.Wilson claimed a 17-11 victory against…

The Silent Assassin marches on!

Express Sport brings you all the latest from the World Snooker Championship semi-finals.

Bingham and Jones play to a finish this evening with Kyren Wilson awaiting in the Crucible final

Leading ref Marcel Eckardt was forced into an almost impossible position as he was tasked with replacing multiple balls

SNOOKER’S 98-year-old World Championship trophy may be scrapped if the event leaves the Crucible — and the top prize could be £2MILLON.

SNOOKER’S 98-year-old World Championship trophy may be scrapped if the event leaves the Crucible — and the top prize could be £2MILLON.

KYREN WILSON forgot it was first to 17 frames as he made a second Crucible final.

KYREN WILSON forgot it was first to 17 frames as he made a second Crucible final.

KYREN WILSON will attempt to win a maiden World Snooker Championship this Bank Holiday weekend.

KYREN WILSON will attempt to win a maiden World Snooker Championship this Bank Holiday weekend.

Kyren Wilson reached the World Snooker Championship final for a second time after clinching a 17-11 victory over David Gilbert and will now face either Jak Jones or Stuart Bingham for the title.

Jones is 13-10 up against Stuart Bingham heading into the final session.

Resuming at 8-8, Jones briefly fell behind before reeling off five frames in a row to seize the initiative in an error-strewn clash.

Resuming at 8-8, Jones briefly fell behind before reeling off five frames in a row to seize the initiative in an error-strewn clash.

Resuming at 8-8, Jones briefly fell behind before reeling off five frames in a row to seize the initiative in an error-strewn clash.

Resuming at 8-8, Jones briefly fell behind before reeling off five frames in a row to seize the initiative in an error-strewn clash.

The well-liked 42-year-old is trying to reach a first World Championship final by beating Kyren Wilson at the Crucible