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Snooker is poised to return to mainland China for the first time since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the announcement of three tournaments for the 2023/4 season. China is a hotbed of snooker, with a host of players making their way into the professional ranks — including global superstar Ding Junhui. But the Asian swing was halted when Covid struck in the spring of 2020.
Ronnie O'Sullivan's hopes of cruising into the second round of the World Snooker Championship hang in the balance after an impressive revival by Chinese qualifier Pang Junxu at the Crucible.
Ronnie O’Sullivan started his quest for a record eighth World Championship crown by building a commanding 6-3 lead over Pang Junxu in the opening session of their first-round match at the Crucible. The world No. 1 arrived in Sheffield without a ranking title to his name this season, but he picked off his error-strewn opponent to leave him needing just four frames when the pair play to a finish from 19:00 BST later on Saturday.
A South Korea hero has urged Jurgen Klinsmann to build his side around Celtic star Oh Hyeon-gyu, ahead of the German icon's visit to see him at Kilmarnock on Sunday.
SHANGHAI: The WTA's decision this week to return to China, despite unresolved questions around the safety of player Peng Shuai, betrays the financial and strategic importance of the country to the tennis organisation, analysts and former players say.
BEIJING: The new Chinese Super League season kicks off on Saturday (Apr 15) after three years of COVID-19 controls with tickets reportedly selling out in just five minutes for the biggest match of the opening weekend.
Ronnie O'Sullivan is determined to keep controversy at arm’s length as he braces for his record 31st consecutive Crucible appearance when the World Snooker Championships get under way in Sheffield on Saturday.