RONNIE O’Sullivan’s next competitive match will be at the Crucible after the five-time world champion pulled out of the China Open on health grounds.
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BANGKOK FINAL FOUR READY TO FIGHT IT OUT
SUCH has been the breakneck pace of the schedule the Players Championship Finals have perhaps not registered as much as they might have outside Bangkok - but it is a huge deal for the semi-finalists
Read MoreGOULD HOPING TO ECLIPSE EBDON
MARTIN GOULD’s difficult start to 2015 seems to be behind him as he targets a place in the semi-finals of the 888.com World Grand Prix in Llandudno on Friday.
Read MoreTABB PARTS COMPANY WITH WORLD SNOOKER
POPULAR REFEREE MICHAELA TABB has left the World Snooker circuit following a long running dispute with the governing body.
Read MoreMAGUIRE ADMITS MISSING INDIA COULD BE COSTLY
STEPHEN Maguire admits that Michael White’s challenge for the final automatic World Championship place has caught him by surprise.
Read MoreON CUE FOR LLANDUDNO
A look ahead to the inaugural World Grand Prix, which gets underway in Llandudno on Monday…
Read MoreALL WHITE ON THE NIGHT
MICHAEL WHITE was earmarked for stardom at a young age and his capture of the Indian Open on Saturday means he has arrived in the snooker big time.
Read MoreUN-NOOH BREAKS NEW GROUND
THEPCHAIYA Un-Nooh continued to make the most of his toppling of defending champion Ding Junhui at the Indian Open by reaching a first major semi-final on Friday.
Read MoreBETFRED RETURN AS WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SPONSORS
BETFRED are to return as sponsors for the World Championships at the Crucible in a three-year deal starting with next month’s blue-riband event in Sheffield.
Read MoreWHITE HANDED WILLIAMS TEST IN FIRST SEMI-FINAL
MICHAEL White’s first ranking semi-final in India on Saturday morning will be an occasion made even more special for having Mark Williams as his opponent.
Read MoreBIG GUNS FIRE TO REACH FRIDAY SHAKEDOWN IN MUMBAI
THE few remaining big guns left in the Indian Open chose Thursday night to fire in Mumbai to maintain some sense of order at the Grand Hyatt Hotel.
Read MoreMILKINS TARGETS MAGUIRE IN CRUCIBLE TOP-16 SCRAP
THOSE players most at risk of missing out on an automatic place at the World Championships have been feeling the heat in Mumbai in more ways than the 35 degrees outside.
Read MoreMEHTA STILL THE STANDARD BEARER FOR INDIA
ADITYA Mehta believed India needed at least one player earning a place in the draw of the Indian Open by right – the same could be said for having a man in the last 32.
Read MoreVIC HARRIS DIES
VIC HARRIS, the 1981 English amateur champion, has died of cancer at the age of 69.
Read MoreCARTER AND FU HIGHLIGHT VISA ISSUE
AN increasingly international calendar and packed spring schedule claimed a couple of casualties at the Indian Open as Ali Carter and Marco Fu failed to get their visas in time.
Read MoreSNOOKER 'ON SHORTLIST OF THREE' FOR 2020 OLYMPICS
SNOOKER IS ON a shortlist of three sports battling for inclusion on the 2020 Tokyo Olympics according to the president of the International Billiards and Snooker Federation.
Read MoreTRUMP: INDIA POISED FOR A BREAKTHROUGH
JUDD Trump hopes the Indian Open gets a slice of much-needed luck to help boost the development of snooker in a country with so much potential.
Read MoreGOLDEN OLDIES HEAD FOR BLACKPOOL
IT’S SNOOKER’S VERSION of Dad’s Army for the next two days as the game’s golden oldies take part in the Betway World Seniors Championship in Blackpool...
Read MoreSNOOKER GOES TO THE POLES
THE GDYNIA OPEN is the last event of the European Tour and a big tournament for three reasons.
Read MoreHIGGINS IS THE PRINCE OF WALES
JOHN HIGGINS returned to snooker’s winners’ circle with a 9-3 victory over Ben Woollaston at the BetVictor Welsh Open to land the 26th ranking title of his career in Cardiff on Sunday night.
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