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Scott Donaldson enjoyed a huge fluke on his way to a 3-0 win over Graeme Dott in the Championship League on Thursday afternoon. Donaldson and Dott faced off in the Championship Winners Group after they lost their respective openers to Liang Wenbo and John Higgins.
The world’s top snooker players, including Ronnie O’Sullivan, Judd Trump, Neil Robertson and defending champion John Higgins, will do battle at the Players Championship, the latest ranking event of the season. When is the Players Championship? Ad/> The Players Championship begins on 7 February with the final set to take place on 13 February 2022.
John Higgins celebrated an unbeaten performance at the Championship League on Wednesday as his football team Celtic demolished Rangers 3-0 in the Glasgow derby to go top of the Scottish Premiership. Higgins held off Ding Junhui 3-2 in the Group Seven final after a 3-1 win over defending champion Kyren Wilson in the semi-finals on Wednesday.
John Higgins has qualified for the Winners Group at the Championship League snooker after beating Ding Junhui 3-2 in the Group 7 final. Higgins enjoyed an incredible second day in Leicester, winning all of his games to set up the crucial clash with the Chinese player.
Ronnie O’Sullivan has endured yet more pain in defeat in the Championship League, after losing to Ali Carter, who safely made it through to the semi-finals in Group 7. The one bright note for O’Sullivan was that he had earlier regained his composure to get past Ding Junhui 3-2 to make sure he did not finish the group stage sitting at the bottom of the table in Group 7.
Ronnie O’Sullivan was comprehensively beaten in the first two matches of his Championship League campaign, losing 3-0 against Kyren Wilson and John Higgins. Wilson made a 60 in the first frame to get off to a bright start. Ad/> It looked like O’Sullivan could have made a good break early in the second, but he split into the reds which left him behind the green.
Ronnie O'Sullivan was thrilling snooker fans over the weekend by compiling two maximum 147 breaks during sell-out exhibition bouts in Mansfield and Walsall. While young UK champion Zhao Xintong was capturing the German Masters with a staggering 9-0 whitewash of Yan Bingtao in Berlin, O'Sullivan was preparing for next week's £385,000 Players Championship by running in two 147 breaks and narrowly missing out on a rare 155.
Zhao Xintong and Yan Bingtao meet in the final of the German Masters on Sunday and they are both aware of the impact the occasion can have on snooker in China.