Questions have been raised over the future of Ronnie O’Sullivan during the past year but today he reminded everyone just what he can do by taking victory in the first ranking event of the 2011/12 season in Sheffield…
World Snooker have today announced both the line-up and the match schedule for this year’s Wuxi Classic, the tournament won in 2010 by world number seven Shaun Murphy…
So that’s a wrap from Crucible 2011 and as life slowly goes back to normal after a truly memorable 17 days both on a personal level and from the point of view of the sport, here are a few of my thoughts on that return to normality as well as a few thank yous to those who helped to make the week what it was…
Day twelve from the Crucible saw this year’s four semi-finalists decided and for me personally it was an eventful day as having been given backstage access to the media room for the first time I was able to enjoy the day from a somewhat different perspective…
Into the second week at the Crucible and the last eight line-up is becoming clearer by the day as Mark Allen, Judd Trump and Graeme Dott all came through in style today. Click below to read my report…
Day seven and today we learned the identity of this year’s first quarter-finalist as Mark Williams polished off a below part Jamie Cope to progress. Click below for a short blog of my day…
Following today we have now seen each of this year’s lucky 32 players in action at the Crucible and day five proved to be the best yet as Martin Gould, Graeme Dott, Rory McLeod and dramatically Mark Allen all sealed their places in the last 16. Click below to read my take on the day’s events…
Following his shock defeat of former world number two Stephen Maguire, young Anthony McGill produced another tonight to see off Graeme Dott and book a place in tomorrow’s final with John Higgins…