Williams back on top of the world
World champion Mark Williams staged a stirring comeback to win the World Open in China on Sunday.
Williams 'out of jail' to make final
World champion Mark Williams admitted he "got out of jail" as he defeated Noppon Saengkham to reach the final of the Hong Rui Ma Yushan World Open.
World-class Williams through
World champion Mark Williams recovered from 3-0 down to defeat Jack Lisowksi 5-3 and reach the semi-finals of the Hong Rui Ma Yushan World Open in China.
Selby suffers World Open exit
World number one Mark Selby crashed out of the Hong Rui Ma Yushan World Open after he was beaten 5-4 by Noppon Saengkham.
Milkins downs Ding in World Open
Defending champion Ding Junhui crashed out of the Hong Rui Ma Yushan World Open, losing 5-4 to Robert Milkins.
Selby to face Jones in last 32
Mark Selby reached the last 32 of the Hong Rui Ma Yushan World Open in China with a 5-3 win against Elliot Slessor.
Cahill stuns home favourite
Blackpool's James Cahill stunned home favourite Liang Wenbo with a 5-1 victory at the Hong Rui Ma Yushan World Open in China.
Robertson starts season in style
Neil Robertson beat Jack Lisowski to win the first tour event of the new snooker season at the Riga Masters.
Agony for Liang Wenbo
Liang Wenbo was denied a maximum break in unfortunate fashion in the second round of the Riga Masters on Saturday.
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Johnston targets more Classic success
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Wright claims Melbourne title
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