Sport in Short: Snooker

Friday 30 October 1992 00:02 GMT

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RONNIE O'SULLIVAN became the youngest player to reach a professional semi-final when he beat the defending champion, Mike Hallett, 5-3 in the Humo Masters in Antwerp yesterday. The 16- year-old had a break of 111 in the first frame and went on to clinch victory on the black in the eighth. He said: 'That was one of my worst performances of the season. It was a bad match.'

MASTERS TOURNAMENT (Antwerp) First round: N Foulds (Eng) bt S Davis (Eng) 4-3. Quarter-finals: R O'Sullivan (Eng) bt M Hallett (Eng) 5-3; J Wattana (Thai) bt J White (Eng) 5-4.

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