• O’Sullivan triumphs 9-2 after breaks of 127 and 132 • 41-year-old wins last six frames for 29th ranking title

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Ronnie O’Sullivan blew away Kyren Wilson 9-2 to land the English Open title in Barnsley. He sealed victory with breaks of 127 and 132 in the final two frames that helped him rack up his 29th ranking title.

The 41-year-old, who had a pot success rate of 98%, won the last six frames to turn a 3-2 lead into a runaway victory. He finished the match with four centuries as well as breaks of 96, 87 and 77.

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“It is great to win another ranking title. I am my own worst critic at times but it was very, very good today,” said O’Sullivan. “I made a lot of good and important breaks and felt good among the balls. I will keep driving myself on to reach a higher level.

“I am enjoying the challenge of hanging in there against these young players but you play well if you have to – and I know what a good player Kyren is.”