THE Woollastons laid down a pretty strong claim for being declared snooker’s No1 family at the BetVictor Welsh Open in Cardiff.
Read MoreREFEREE TATIANA JOINS BEN IN THE SPOTLIGHT
SNOOKER IS SWEET SECOND TIME AROUND FOR GEORGIOU
MICHAEL Georgiou reaped a rich reward for giving snooker one more try by reaching the last 16 of a ranking event for the first time at the BetVictor Welsh Open.
Read MoreFUTURE FOR WALES LOOKING ALL RIGHT WITH WHITE
PLENTY of young hot-shots are tipped up as the real deal but there are good reasons for believing that Michael White’s major breakthrough cannot be far away.
Read MoreMARK WILLIAMS: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF A WELSH GREAT
We look at the career of two-time world champion Mark Williams ahead of the Welsh Open in Cardiff…
Read MoreBRECEL HOPING HENRY COACHING REUNION WILL HELP
LUCA Brecel has attempted to address a slightly stalled career after a much-hyped arrival on the tour scene by re-hiring former coach Chris Henry.
Read MoreROBERTSON ON BODY CLOCK, 'OWLS' AND 'LARKS'
NEIL Robertson believes that a recent survey focusing on significantly differing performance levels depending on personal body clock rings very true for snooker.
Read MoreSNOOKER HEADS BACK TO BERLIN
THE KREATIV DENTAL German Masters is one of the annual highlights of the snooker season as the Tempodrom in Berlin plays host not just to the best players in the world but to one of the most enthusiastic audiences on the circuit.
Read MoreMASTERS FINALISTS GET REWARD FOR HARD WORK
BOTH of the Masters finalists, Neil Robertson and Shaun Murphy, can he held up as prime current examples of players leaving no stone unturned to make the best of their ability.
Read MoreTHE MASTERS GREATEST HITS
Ahead of the 2015 final, we look back at some of the greatest moments from 40 years of the Masters…
Read MoreWHAT NEXT FOR RECORD-BREAKING RONNIE?
NOW THAT RONNIE O’SULLIVAN has broken the all-time centuries record, what next for this remarkable snooker player?
Read More2014 IN REVIEW: PLAYER OF THE YEAR
We conclude our look back at the people, matches and tournaments which lit up the snooker world in 2014 with the player of the year…
Read More2014 IN REVIEW: MATCHES OF THE YEAR
WE CONTINUE OUR review of 2014 on the green baize by looking at the three best matches of the year…
Read More2014 IN REVIEW: ACHIEVEMENT OF THE YEAR
OUR REVIEW OF 2014 continues with a look at the remarkable break-building achievement of one player and the inspirational courage shown off table by another…
Read More2014 IN REVIEW: SHOT AND BREAK OF THE YEAR
Inside Snooker looks back at some of the memorable moments from 2014 on the green baize...
Read MoreSNOOKER BREAKS NEW GROUND IN PORTUGAL
PORTUGAL IS THE 11th country to stage a European Tour event and, in many ways, the most unlikely.
Read MoreCARTER BATTLE WORTHY OF RECOGNITION
THERE is an award in the BBC Sports Personality show next week for which Ali Carter would be a fitting recipient
Read MoreNORBURY HAPPY JUST HORSING AROUND
CHRIS Norbury may have suffered an early exit in the Coral UK Championship in York, but there was still a day to look forward to on quarter-final Friday.
Read MoreDAVIS SOLDIERS ON... FOR NOW
“I’m like a firework that’s petering out” was the typically self-deprecating way Steve Davis chose to sum up the current state of his career after losing 6-2 to Ricky Walden in the Coral UK Championship in York on Wednesday night.
Read MoreTHE GUNFIGHT AT THE UK CORAL
The UK Championship, one of snooker’s oldest and most prestigious tournaments, gets underway in York on Tuesday…
Read MoreTHE WHITE STUFF
Jimmy White’s new autobiography Second Wind vividly brings to the page a life well lived – perhaps too well lived in terms of his wider snooker career.
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