In his second autobiography, Ronnie O’Sullivan describes his biggest challenge: “To become someone I could look at in the mirror and not turn away from. Am I doing alright, because sometimes I've switched off from it's all about the wins to I just love the game.

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It’s kind of a weird situation to be in, to be able to boss pretty much most of your games, and that's a good feeling. As a portrait of life in a changing Ukraine, though, the narrative sparkles with details of rural life and Soviet-inherited bureaucratic absurdity.

Ronnie O'Sullivan OBE is a professional snooker player and is widely regarded as the greatest of all time. Anita Bean, a sports dietician and the author of The Complete Guide to Sports Nutrition, says that eating an easy-to-digest snack 30-90 mins before a workout can help to improve performance.

He covers a range of areas, including the cost-of-living crisis, levelling up and wider social affairs through reports, features, data-led investigations and interviews. Before I used to say: ‘I won’t travel, I’ll stay in the UK,’ which was sweet, but now I think at this stage of my career, obviously Asia’s a big place to play, bigger tournaments, so I’ll do them and miss the UK ones. Glenn Maxwell, who struck the fastest century in World Cup history seven days ago, has been ruled out of Australia’s match against England on Saturday after suffering a concussion in a freakish mishap playing golf on Monday.But Unbreakable adds to a growing subgenre of sports media that goes beyond surface-level accounts of an athlete’s career highs, instead focusing on the psychological tolls of elite sport and daily life – and how they often overlap. As a detective story, the account can be ponderous, comprising false starts and complaints about relatives reluctant to revisit the past. Reaching a new stage in his snooker career, Ronnie admitted his love of the game, and his incredible talent, is beginning to outweighing his need to win.