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Jimmy White’s bid to reach his first World Championship since 2006 has ended in the second round of qualifying after a 10-4 defeat to Martin O’Donnell. The 60-year-old White, ranked No 73 in the world, has not reached the first round at the Crucible in 17 years but was hopeful of a surprise return this year after finding some form at the UK Championship and the German Masters.
Ronnie O’Sullivan believes “no-one has the right to criticise Stephen Hendry”. Hendry retired in 2012, before making a shock comeback in 2020 where he has won just three of his 14 matches after withdrawing from numerous events. Ad The Scotsman is in action on Wednesday in the first round of the World Championship qualifiers against James Cahill.
Here we go again. It only seems like yesterday that Ronnie O’Sullivan was sobbing into the arms of Judd Trump after beating him to win a record-equalling seventh World Championship title. O’Sullivan will walk out at the Crucible theatre in Sheffield on the morning of April 15 to begin his quest for an eighth world crown.
Michael Judge and Aaron Hill will begin their quest for a place at this year's World Snooker Championship tomorrow.
Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White headline an intriguing qualifying draw for the World Snooker Championship, while Ken Doherty, Barry Hawkins, Stephen Maguire, Hossein Vafaei, Anthony McGill, Marco Fu and Thepchaiya Un-Nooh also feature in the field. Hendry has been drawn against James Cahill, giant-killer of Ronnie O'Sullivan at the Crucible in 2019, in the first round, while White could meet Marco Fu in the second round.
Jimmy White faces a potential showdown against Marco Fu in the second qualifying round of the World Snooker Championship. The draw for the four qualifying rounds, which take place from April 3 to April 12 at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield, will see the field of 128 players whittled down to the final 32 for the Crucible showpiece event.
Ken Doherty will begin his latest World Championship quest against 12-time women's world champion Reanne Evans in the opening qualifying round.
The World Championship qualifying draw We've got the first round in. Ken Doherty is playing Reanne Evans and Stephen Hendry will meet James Cahill. James has beaten Ronnie at the Cruce, so he can play, and Stan Moody, the brilliant 16-year-old, is also in the draw and takes on Andres Petrov.