Monday sees the Matchroom Championship League return for a fourth year as 25 players bid for a place in next season’s Premier League. Read on for the dates and format details…
Day four of the World Open has seen the highest ranked casualty of the tournament to date as Ali Carter exited, although his defeat to Mark Williams can hardly be classed as a major upset. Also through to the last 16 are Ding Junhui, Stephen Hendry and Stephen Lee…
So here we are, day one of the World Open as the first five matches of the televised stages are played at the shiny new set in Glasgow. Click below for the order of play and updates from today, although more regular observations will be posted on my Twitter page…
Provisional rankings, official rankings, projected seedings – whatever list you go by, there is guaranteed to be a new world number one following the conclusion of the World Open which begins tomorrow…
Congratulations to Ali Carter who has today defeated Jamie Burnett to win his second ranking event title, the 2010 Shanghai Masters…
Hands up those of you who had Jamie Burnett in the final of the Shanghai Masters a week ago? Thought not. Full credit to the Scotsman however who having been spared the task of having to overcome Ronnie O’Sullivan in the first round has grasped the opportunity provided to him with both hands and progressed to his first ranking event final. Jamie Cope on the other hand…
