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This week’s World Mixed Doubles is the biggest showcase women’s snooker has ever had. The game’s leading four female players have been paired with the world’s top four ranked professionals for the two-day event in Milton Keynes, which starts on Saturday. Ad This is an opportunity to show a different side of snooker at a time when women’s sport has arguably never been more popular.
After a brief break, the 2022-23 snooker season resumes with the British Open where Ronnie O’Sullivan will return for the first time since July. O’Sullivan has not played a competitive match for over two months due to medical reasons, after revealing he has suffered from tennis elbow. Ad The 46-year-old will be chasing a second British Open, 28 years after he defeated Thai icon James Wattana 9-4 for his first triumph in 1994.
Mark Williams admits he would be happy to win one tournament this season ahead of his British Open title defence in Milton Keynes. The three-time world champion meets tour newcomer Andres Petrov in his opening match at the Marshall Arena on Monday with a last-64 tie against Ben Woollaston the reward for victory. Ad He insists he has one eye on bringing up a quarter century of ranking titles in the months ahead.
The World Mixed Doubles will see the top four players in the men’s and women’s rankings team up and face off against each other over the weekend of September 24 and 25. Ronnie O'Sullivan and Reanne Evans, Judd Trump and Ng On-yee, Mark Selby and Rebecca Kenna, and Neil Robertson and Nutcharut Wongharuthai will all be in action at the World Mixed Doubles at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes. Ad The tournament will follow a round-robin format with the top two then contesting a final.
The World Doubles Championship used to be a regular part of the snooker circuit during the sport's halcyon days of the 1980s when broadcast coverage of the sport reached saturation point on terrestrial television in the UK. The event ran for six years between 1982 and 1987 with celebrated English duo Steve Davis – the six-time world champion – and his friend Tony Meo winning the title four times in 1982, 1983, 1985 and 1986.
Rebecca Kenna has lauded her partner Mark Selby saying he is in «cracking form» as the duo prepare to team up for the inaugural World Mixed Doubles event this month. This is the first event of its kind and takes place at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes on 24-25 September.
As the new snooker season prepares to resume with the World Mixed Doubles and British Open in Milton Keynes, we have selected 10 of our favourite shots from a memorable 2021/22 campaign exclusively captured by the Eurosport cameras. No. 1 – Trump's brilliant positional play seals key victory Ad Judd Trump's majestic match-winning positional shot on the yellow in the death throes of a taut last-16 match with Anthony McGill at the World Championship.
The 2022/23 snooker season is set to continue after a four-week break with the World Mixed Doubles and British Open hosted in Milton Keynes later this month. The new campaign has been disrupted by the absence of several key events in China including the Shanghai Masters, China Championship, China Open, World Open and International Open.