Wu Yize and Shaun Murphy showed early nerves as the first session of their World Snooker Championship final match ended at four frames apiece. Wu chiselled out an early 3-0 lead against the ...

WE have reached the semi-final stage of the World Snooker Championship – and the first session of the second encounter has been filled with drama! Mark Allen and 22-year-old cueist Wu Yize ...

WE have reached the semi-final stage of this year’s World Seniors Snooker Championship – and Ronnie O’Sullivan is still in ...

Snooker fans have been left scratching their heads after a World Seniors Snooker Championship match was briefly suspended at the Crucible following an unexplained problem with the table. Thursday saw ...

A SNOOKER-obsessed boy of five is on cue to be the next Ronnie “The Rocket” O’Sullivan, and already beats adults on ...

The 22-year-old beat Shaun Murphy 18-17 on Monday Darren Staples/AFP via Getty Images China’s Wu Yize became the second-youngest winner of snooker’s World Championship at the Crucible by beating Shaun ...

Snooker fans have been left baffled after a World Seniors Snooker Championship match was temporarily postponed at the Crucible due to an unknown issue with the table. Thursday saw the second day of ...

Chaos struck at the Crucible on Thursday after a bizarre table malfunction forced World Seniors Snooker Championship matches to be suspended, moved and even played behind closed doors. Just days after ...

Shaun Murphy was left fuming during the World Snooker Championship after being distracted by a sudden burst of light and has called for a full investigation into how it happened ...

Wu Yize became snooker's second straight world champion from China after beating Shaun Murphy in a dramatic final-frame decider at the Crucible Theatre on Monday. With his 18-17 victory, the ...

Both World Snooker Championship semi-finals have been concluded with Wu Yize beating Mark Allen and Shaun Murphy victorious in his tie with John Higgins. Wu's tie with Allen went beyond 11pm and ...

The emergence of China’s first world snooker champion, Zhao Xintong, last year was a breakthrough that signalled the beginning of a golden era for the country’s players. There was an expectation there ...