Yet, snatching a second world title may hinge on refining the way he kicks off frames, since he candidly acknowledged his ...

"What has happened this week has shown that it is a game of snooker and there are more important things in life. You have to take the rough with the smooth." The 2025 World Snooker Championship ...

Magician Shaun Murphy says that he hates the break off - and fans are always asking him why he struggles with them. Murphy ...

SHAUN MURPHY has proposed an unprecedented new change to the laws of snooker. The Masters champion is enjoying a resurgence in his career, on and off the table. He is enjoying a superb season ...

The latest snooker rankings update follows the conclusion of the 2025 World Grand Prix, the season’s 15th ranking tournament. Neil Robertson triumphed at the Kai Tak Arena in Hong Kong with a ...

Snooker legend Steve Davis is to headline an arts festival with his electronic music group. The six-time world champion's band The Utopia Strong tops the bill at this year's Angel Field Festival ...

Neil Robertson from Australia won the 2025 World Snooker Grand Prix on Sunday, delivering a dominant performance by whitewashing Stuart Bingham from England by a score of 10-frames-to-nil.

Following his incredible week, Robertson will be seeded at the World Snooker Championship as he extends his resume as the most successful non-British snooker player. In snooker terms, it was a ...

The snooker star was scheduled to face his close friend and current World No.1, Judd Trump, in the second round. Had he competed, Lisowski would have needed to overcome Trump to qualify for the ...

The Australian's previous finals whitewash came at the 2020 European Masters as he thrashed Zhou Yuelong 9-0. Breaks of 87, 104, 71, 59, 72, 78 and 66 helped Robertson race out to an 8-0 lead at ...

Neil Robertson achieved the rare distinction of a whitewash in a competitive snooker final by routing Stuart Bingham 10-0 at the World Grand Prix in Hong Kong on Sunday. The Australian was almost ...

Robertson told World Snooker Tour: "The three times I’ve been here to play in big tournaments, I’ve won two of them. The strike rate is pretty good. I wish I could play in Hong Kong every week!