Stephen Hendry sent the Crucible crowd into raptures with a humble brag about his record at the World Snooker Championship. Hendry won seven Crucible titles as a player, and even Ronnie O'Sullivan has dubbed the Scot his hardest-ever opponent.

Post-retirement, Hendry has turned his hand to punditry, and makes up part of the BBC team covering the ongoing World Championship. Which is where he was asked how much he remembers about the switch from a two-table to a one-table set-up inside the Crucible. His reply was typically characteristic.

Speaking during the BBC's coverage of the semi-finals, Seema asked: "Stephen you owned this territory for quite a few years, you won that [trophy] quite a few times as well. Is there any prominent memory of yours of getting to the semi-finals and the one-table set-up here?"

To which Hendry replied: "I don't know, there was so many," with the crowd inside the famous Sheffield theatre bursting out into laughter.

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