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Matthew Stevens produced some vintage form to complete a 4-1 win over former UK holder Stephen Maguire in British Open qualifying. The 2000 and 2005 world finalist rolled in breaks of 77, 56, 60 and 71 with Maguire finding the heat too much at the Robin Park Leisure Centre in Wigan.
Stuart Bingham booked his place in the final group stage of the Championship League as he remained unbeaten on Tuesday to top Group C in Leicester. The 2015 world champion enjoyed wins over Ben Woollaston (3-0) and Jamie Jones (3-1) before earning the 2-2 draw he needed against former Welsh Open holder Jordan Brown to progress on seven points, three clear of runner-up Jones. Ad/> Bingham enjoyed six 50-plus breaks and a 120 against Brown – who enjoyed a classy 117 run in the second frame – to secure his spot in Friday's final day of the season's first ranking event.
Mark Allen enjoyed a perfect start to the new snooker campaign by winning all three matches to top Group 12 at the Championship League in Leicester. The Northern Irishman – who lost last year's final 3-1 to David Gilbert – started his day with a 3-0 win over Himanshu Jain before two 3-1 victories over Jenson Kendrick and Stuart Carrington respectively secured his progress.
Mark Williams is expecting a serious battle with ‘great player’ Yan Bingtao in the World Snooker Championship quarter-finals, believing he and Zhao Xintong are leading a Chinese takeover of the top 32 which he initially predicted over a decade ago.
You can guarantee that the one person not getting carried away by Mark Williams’s ferociously brilliant display so far in the World Championship is the man himself. Williams has destroyed his first two opponents for the loss of only six frames: Michael White 10-3 and Jackson Page 13-3 with a session to spare. On his way to the quarter-finals, the three times Crucible champion has compiled ten centuries.
Mark Williams will be out to ‘destroy’ his protégé Jackson Page in their World Snooker Championship second round meeting, but also admits it will be difficult to play someone he considers like a fourth son.
Mark Williams cruised into the second round at the World Championship with a 10-3 demolition of Michael White. In truth, the damage was done in the first session as the Welshman ripped through the first seven frames, hitting three tons as a whitewash loomed. Ad/> The first five frames were utterly dominated by the former world No.
Here we go Ad/> Rob Walker baizes the players, and we're underway. There will be nine frames in this session, with an interval after four. World ChampionshipMaguire holds off Murphy fightback to secure place in second round15 HOURS AGO Ashley No pressure, Ash.