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Context The World Seniors Snooker Tour’s blue riband event is back as the World Seniors Championship features a 24-player field positively dripping with big names from the sport. Ad/> The tournament consists of a preliminary round of 16, after which the players who progress will meet the seeded players waiting in the last 16.
The World Snooker Tour (WST) have offered Stephen Hendry and Ken Doherty invitational tour cards for the next two seasons. Hendry is a seven-time World Championship winner and holds the record for being the youngest person to do so, after claiming the title aged 21 in 1990. Ad/> Doherty won the World Championship in 1997, where he defeated Hendry and gained himself the honour of being the only player to be world U21, world amateur and world professional champion at the same time.
Ken Doherty has been handed a wildcard to compete on the World Snooker Tour (WST) for the next two seasons.
The World Snooker Championship welcomed an extraordinary guest at Sheffield's Crucible theatre when a pigeon swooped down and walked across the table.
A pigeon caused a bizarre delay midway through Mark Selby's second-round World Championship match against Yan Bingtao on Friday, delighting and amusing the players, officials and the crowd at the Crucible in Sheffield.
Stephen Hendry shrugged off the effects of a 10,000-mile round trip to China as he fired the 10th maximum break in the history of the World Championship, on this day a decade ago.
LONDON : Hossein Vafaei chewed on chocolate to try and calm his nerves and steady his hand as he became the first Iranian to qualify for the world snooker championship at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre.
Stephen Maguire believes the World Snooker Championship should leave the Crucible for Alexandra Palace, saying the home of the Masters has become ‘our best venue by probably a good distance.’