Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield

John Higgins in his news conference after losing 13-8 to Kyren Wilson: "He just overpowered me. I told him at the end it was the best I had seen him. The best man won.

“I was really lethargic in the second session. To get out at 9-7, I felt like I’d won the lottery but he was too strong. I hope he is holding the trophy aloft with his son on Bank Holiday Monday.

“I am committing to playing snooker and committed to trying to get back playing here. I don’t want that to be my last match at the Crucible.“

Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two

Ronnie has lost his composure at the moment.

But he's faltered on a break of 38....that was a tough shot.

Great chance here for Bingham, he's in thanks to a great long pot on a red.

What a brave pot that is.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Two

This is as good I've seen Stuart play for a long while. He's shown great composure.

John Higgins in his news conference after losing 13-8 to Kyren Wilson: "He just overpowered me. I told him at the end it was the best I had seen him. The best man won.

“I was really lethargic in the second session. To get out at 9-7, I felt like I’d won the lottery but he was too strong. I hope he is holding the trophy aloft with his son on Bank Holiday Monday.

“I am committing to playing snooker and committed to trying to get back playing here. I don’t want that to be my last match at the Crucible.“

Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC Two

Stuart has looked as cool, calm and collected as at any time in this tournament.

He's on the brink of a massive victory, one which blows the tournament wide open.

Bingham one frame away from a famous victory. A sublime century break of 104 under pressure.

O'Sullivan needs to win three frames in a row to keep his hopes alive of that eighth world title.

Kyren Wilson wins his fourth frame on the bounce and that is enough to see off John Higgins. The Englishman is into the last four, where he will face David Gilbert.

Bingham in the balls again, can he close within one frame of victory?

Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two

What else can this incredible match serve up?

So six-time world champion Steve Davis has officially named the delay due to spectators taking their seats as 'Doorgate'.

"It was one of the most abstract moments you've seen with people coming down the stairs," said BBC presenter Rishi Persad.

Steve Davis
Six-time world champion on BBC Two

Ronnie failed to clinch the frame, which would have been great if he could have done it.

For a minute Ronnie showed some frustration, the tension is ramped up out there.

What a steal from Bingham. O'Sullivan missed a red...and Bingham pounced.

John Parrott
1991 world champion on BBC Two

It was absolutely ridiculous. Ronnie was quite right to wait.

Steve Sutcliffe
BBC Sport at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield

There was a little bit of disbelief in the media room when play briefly came to a halt then.

Ronnie O'Sullivan was clearly unhappy and while it was an unorthodox course of action to take, if he wins this frame he will feel it was justified.

The 'Rocket' has kept his concentration after a delay of about five minutes.

And he's back in the balls, huge moment in the match.

Ken Doherty
1997 world champion on BBC Two

I've never seen this before at the Crucible, particularly at such an important stage in the match.

I don't blame him, take your time. There's no rush.

Image source, PA Media

Ronnie not happy with the spectators still coming into the arena.

Play is briefly suspended...some spectators have not come back into the arena.

Just what the 'Rocket' didn't need.