JOHN HIGGINS has won everything snooker has to offer – but he’s fed up waiting to get his hands on silverware after a four-year trophy drought. And the Scottish snooker hero was more ...

STEPHEN HENDRY believes he could have won more if he “reined in” his attacking instincts. The Scottish snooker legend ...

Paul Reynolds, SVP of global creative services at MassiveMusic, examines how the sport could improve its audio experience ...

In a weather forecast to start the week, Kathryn Chalk said that things were looking ‘much milder but dull’ with a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain and drizzle. ‘We may see some glimmers ...

The Northern Ireland Open draws to a close today with a mouthwatering grand final in store. Defending champion Judd Trump has made it all the way again, cruising past fellow Englishman Elliot ...

2024 Wilson told World Snooker Tour afterwards: "I wouldn’t say I made glaring errors for him to come back, just the odd little shot you knew would be a match winner. "They went awry and I just ...

Snooker legend Jimmy White bizarrely walked out of the arena midway through his match at the 2024 Northern Ireland Open. White faced Martin O’Donnell for a place in the last 16 but despite a ...

Murphy told World Snooker Tour afterwards: "Stuart played incredibly well. At 3-1, I hadn't done much wrong. It was panic stations but the trick is to stay calm because you usually get a chance.

It has not been the most conventional week of snooker for former world champion Luca Brecel as he shifts his focus from the table to Ironman. The Belgian, who won the sport's most coveted prize in ...

Dr Mario Toubes-Rodrigo and Dan Harry are both victims of homophobic hate crimes (Picture: Dr Mario Toubes-Rodrigo/Dan Harry) As a gay man who has seen his friends attacked on the eve of Pride as ...

Snooker fans have been left baffled after Hossein Vafaei was penalised for a 'never seen before' foul against Jimmy White in the Northern Ireland Open. The two met in the last 64 in Belfast, with ...

But yeah, there it looks slightly out." Former snooker player Alan McManus also felt Dabrowski made the right call, explaining: "The player is responsible for putting the cue ball in the D properly.