"Murphy made a strong start, taking the opener 110-1 with breaks of 42 and 68, but Higgins capitalized on Murphy's missed chances to level the match."
"Higgins, playing his 100th match at the Crucible, showed few signs of fatigue and took advantage of Murphy's errors to win crucial frames."
Shaun Murphy aims to end a 21-year wait for a second world title but faces a strong challenge from four-time champion John Higgins in their semi-final. Murphy initially took a 3-1 lead, but Higgins fought back to level the match at 4-4. Both players showcased their skills, with Murphy starting strong and Higgins capitalizing on missed opportunities. The match featured intense competition, with each player exchanging frames and demonstrating their experience and resilience at the Crucible.
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