World ranking: 28
Last five seasons: 31-27-28-49-27
Date of birth: 16-07-68
Lives: Tiptree, Essex
Turned professional: 1989
Ranking tournament victories: 0
Last season’s prize money: £40,420
Career prize money: £307,632
Highest tournament break: 146

Former world junior champion Brian Morgan reached his first and only ranking tournament final to date at the 1996 Asian Classic in Bangkok.

Beaten 9-8 by Ronnie O’Sullivan, he at least had the satisfaction of compiling the highest break in both the televised (139) and non-televised (146) stages and gaining a place among the world’s top 32 players.

Victory in the 1996 Benson and Hedges Championship earned Morgan a wild-card entry to the Masters at Wembley.

He reached the second round of the Embassy World Championship in 1994, James Wattana denying him a place in the quarter-finals with a 13-9 victory.

Morgan is part of Geoff Faint’s Wheels In Motion snooker team.