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Maximum nets Williams £147,000

Mark Williams became the first ever Welshman to make a maximum 147 break as he booked his place in round two of the Embassy World Championship this afternoon.

Maximum nets Williams £147,000

Wed, 20 Apr, 2005 - 16:12

Mark Williams became the first ever Welshman to make a maximum 147 break as he booked his place in round two of the Embassy World Championship this afternoon.

The world number two from Cardiff finished off a 10-1 win over Rob Milkins with his perfect break.

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