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Sportsmen who have made their mark in history have always captivated the attention of fans around the world. Their incredible achievements and contributions to their respective sports have earned them a place in the Guinness World Book of Records. In this article, we will take a closer look at 10 such sportsmen who have etched their names in the annals of sporting history.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan continued his pursuit for a record eighth World Snooker Championship title with a comfortable 13-7 victory over Ryan Day at The Crucible.

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The Kenya Sevens rugby team is a prominent rugby union team representing Kenya in international rugby sevens competitions. Rugby sevens is a variant of ruby union played with seven players on each team instead of the usual 15. The Kenya Sevens team has achieved notable success on the World Rugby Sevens Series Circuit often showcasing their speed, agility and skill on the field. They are known for their exciting style of play and have garnered a significant following both domestically and internationally.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan already edging closer to round two at the Crucible after starting up 8-1 lead over Jackson Page. The two will return to complete the match at 1pm on Thursday. Meanwhile, Ding Junhui loses 9-10 in a Jack Lisowski thriller while Mark Allen progresses.

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Ronnie O'Sullivan, a seven time champion says that he's got another one or two world titles in him ahead of the start of the World Snooker Championship on Saturday. Ronnie O'Sullivan says if the World Snooker Championship was relocated to Saudi Arabia then he would find the tournament more convenient as a player.

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Mark Williams was beaten 10-9 by 2023 semi-finalist Si Jiahui at the Crucible. Williams' exit means six seeds have now fallen in the first round so far. Mark Williams' quest for a fourth World Snooker Championship title ended in the first round as he lost a last-frame thriller to 2023 semi-finalist Si Jiahui.

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Meg Lanning finalized her decision to quit international cricket last November. ''I was not in a place to be able to go on tour and play cricket and give the commitment levels required for that Ashes series, mentally and physically," she explained.