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The draw and schedule for first ever World Disability Snooker Championship which takes place on 25 February – 2 March in Nonthaburi, Thailand is now available: Player list (all events) Tournament List (select classification group and click ‘Groups’ for draw) Match schedule (all events) There will be a Challenge Cup tournament held on the final day of the event for players not qualifying from...

Shaun Murphy fired in his second 147 break of the season, during a whitewash win over Zhou Jinhao at the Weide Cup World Open in Yushan. The Magician had already crafted a perfect break on his run to winning the Johnstone’s Paint Masters in January, today’s maximum came in the last frame of a 5-0 victory. The 147 puts Murphy in line for the £5,000 high break prize. It’s the 214th official maximum in snooker history and the 12th of the season. Murphy’s tenth career maximum break moves him...

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In October 2024 Matthew Selt was charged with breaches of the WPBSA Conduct Regulations and his contract with World Snooker. This arose from incidents that took place at the Saudi Masters Snooker event in August/September 2024. Mr Selt is the Vice Chairman of the WPBSA Players, the players association. There were three charges: That he was aggressive in his behaviour and was rude and abusive in his language towards a Matchroom Senior Executive in the presence of an important WST Partner...

Yushan in China hosts many of the snooker’s top stars for the Weide Cup World Open, running from February 23rd to March 1st. Judd Trump defends the title with a top prize of £175,000 on the line. For the match schedule click here. If there is no television or online broadcast in your territory, then you can watch the event live on the new WST Play platform. For all details click here. The broadcasters are: UK and Ireland Until February 28th live coverage will be simulcast on Eurosport...

Mark Selby won the BetVictor Welsh Open for the second time, and his 24th ranking title in all, with a 9-6 victory over Stephen Maguire in the final in Llandudno. From 6-6, Selby pulled away to win the last three frames to land the £100,000 top prize and Ray Reardon Trophy. Reardon and Terry Griffiths, two of the best ever Welsh players, have passed away in recent months and both would have appre...

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ENTRIES OPEN HERE FOR THE BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA JUNIOR OPEN – ENTER HERE In partnership with the Ministry of Culture and Sports of Sarajevo Canton, the Bosnia & Herzegovina Junior Open is set to debut alongside the European Open Pool Championship, taking place from 14-15 March 2025 at the Hills Hotel Sarajevo in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. $10,000 prize fund on offer Tournament dates: March 1...

Start of a new venture for myself and Kelley, this is the 1st YouTube Live Stream, but mainly a test, is LIVE at the same time on our website. LDM TV and UK World Cue Sports Promotions YouTube Channels. And this is just the start. Mark & Kelley. Watch now

Australia’s Hassan Kerde defeated Matthew Scarborough 4-2 in the final of the 2025 Asia-Pacific Seniors Snooker Championship to earn a place at the World Seniors Snooker Championship in May. Results The 41-year-old cueist will compete at the iconic Crucible Theatre in Sheffield after becoming the latest continental champion – joining Craig Steadman (Europe) , Fabio Anderson Luersen (Americas) ...

The World Nineball Tour is thrilled to announce that Barry Hearn OBE, Matchroom Sport President, and Andy Goldstein, renowned TalkSport Radio host, will be returning to the world of Nineball to compete at the spectacular 2025 UK Open Pool Championship. The event returns to the Telford International Centre, Telford, England, from May 6-11, 2025, and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports in the UK an...

Aaron Canavan defeated Andrew Norman 4-3 in the final of the seventh Race to the Crucible Series event at The Crucible Club in Reading, England. Results The 2018 World Seniors Snooker champion boosted his hopes of a return to the flagship event at the Crucible Theatre by winning his first event of the season in Berkshire. The deciding frame victory for Canavan also denied Norman a fourth successiv...

Liam Highfield defeated Dylan Emery 4-3 to win the seventh and final WPBSA Q Tour Europe event of the season at the Landywood Snooker Club in Walsall, England. Results The victory marks Highfield’s first title on the Q Tour and guarantees his place at the Q Tour Global Play-Offs in Turkey next month where three World Snooker Tour (WST) two-year tour cards will be on offer. The 34-year-old Englis...

Reanne Evans has defeated Mink Nutcharut 4-3 following a dramatic final to regain the Belgian Women’s Open title for the first time since 2019 at the Trickshot in Bruges, Belgium. View full tournament results via WPBSA SnookerScores Success for Evans represents her second ranking event title of the season following her win at the Women’s Masters last November and is her first outside of the UK...

Venue Cymru in Llandudno hosts the world’s top stars from February 10-16 for the BetVictor Welsh Open. Gary Wilson defends the title in a field of 64 players, battling for the Ray Reardon Trophy. Tickets are still available – for details click here. Or you can watch from home or on the move, wherever you are in the world. If there is no television or online broadcast in your territory, then you can watch the event live on the new WST Play platform. For all details click here. The...

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Xu Si made the third 147 of his career during his BetVictor Welsh Open qualifying match against Bulcsu Revesz in Barnsley on Thursday. The break came in the fourth frame as China’s Xu potted 15 red with blacks and cleared the colours to complete the perfect break. That made the score 2-2, and he went on to win 4-2, making a 113 in frame six. It’s Xu’s third maximum within 15 months as he made his first at the 2023 UK Championship and second at the International Championship last November...

Mark Selby delivered a masterclass to win the BetVictor Championship League Snooker Invitational for a second consecutive year, beating Kyren Wilson 3-0 in the final in his home city of Leicester. Selby also made a 147, the sixth maximum of his career, during the last day of the event as he hit top form to win his second title of the season and first since the Unibet British Open in September. During the group phase on Wednesday, Selby beat Wilson 3-1 and Si Jiahui 3-2 then saw off Xiao...

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