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Nine Rookies Set to Join the World Snooker Tour for 2026/27 — From a 17-Year-Old Ukrainian to a Record-Breaking 59-Year-Old

Nine Rookies Set to Join the World Snooker Tour for 2026/27 — From a 17-Year-Old Ukrainian to a Record-Breaking 59-Year-Old

Nine players will make their World Snooker Tour debuts in 2026/27, headlined by record-breaking 59-year-old Paul Norris and 17-year-old Ukrainian Mykhailo Larkov.

Jonathan Ashby·
Record-Breakers and Historic Champions: Spring 2026 WPBSA International Round-Up

Record-Breakers and Historic Champions: Spring 2026 WPBSA International Round-Up

Kevin Hanssens breaks the Belgian national championship record with a seventh title, Ashley Carty wins snooker's oldest competition, and Robin Hull reaches 17 Finnish crowns in a packed spring of international amateur action.

Andrew Blakely·
Your Guide to the 2026/27 World Snooker Tour: Who's In, What's New, and When It All Begins

Your Guide to the 2026/27 World Snooker Tour: Who's In, What's New, and When It All Begins

The World Snooker Tour for 2026/27 is almost fully formed, with 128 players confirmed ahead of a season that begins with China Open qualifying in mid-June.

Emma Richards·
2026 China Open Qualifiers: Everything You Need to Know as a New Season Kicks Off in Leicester

2026 China Open Qualifiers: Everything You Need to Know as a New Season Kicks Off in Leicester

The 2026/27 snooker season gets underway this Wednesday with the China Open qualifiers in Leicester — here's everything you need to know about the draw, the schedule, and the huge prize fund on offer.

Andrew Blakely·
Women's Snooker Finds Its Home: World Championship Locked Into Dongguan Until 2031

Women's Snooker Finds Its Home: World Championship Locked Into Dongguan Until 2031

World Women's Snooker has secured a landmark five-year deal to keep its World Championship in Dongguan Changping until at least 2031, with rising prize money and a purpose-built arena cementing the tournament's most ambitious era yet.

Emma Richards·
Dongguan Secures World Women's Championship Until 2031 in a Landmark Moment for the Game

Dongguan Secures World Women's Championship Until 2031 in a Landmark Moment for the Game

World Women's Snooker has agreed a landmark deal to keep the World Championship in Dongguan Changping until at least 2031, with record entry numbers and rising prize money signalling a new era for the women's game.

Emma Richards·

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