Neil Robertson

The 2010 Betfred.com World Champion Neil Robertson has won his first title since capturing the World Open last year by beating former Shanghai Masters champion Ricky Walden 4-1 in the final of PTC6 at the Arena Ursynów in Warsaw, Poland. 

Results and reports from the semi-finals at the Bank of Communication Shanghai Masters 2011. Mark Selby faced Mark King in an all-english clash and world no.1 Mark Williams faced the 2010 world champion Neil Robertson.

It's the fourth day of the Australian Goldfields Open in Bendigo and we find out the identities of tomorrow's quarter-finalists. Home favourite Neil Robertson was shocked today by the Spaceman Dominic Dale. There were less shock elsewhere though Mark Williams and Mark Selby both progressed.

It's day 2 of the Australian Goldfields Open in Bendigo, Australia and like with the first day of the tournament there have been plenty more shocks. The biggest so far has to be the defeat of the world champion John Higgins by Romford's Matthew Selt.

Australian Snooker star Neil Robertson was in Bendigo today to help launch the first ever ranking tournament to be held in the country; the Australian Goldfields Open. Held during 18th-24th July 2011 it will be a full World Snooker event with prize money and ranking points to match.

After months of waiting the first day of competition in the Betfred.com World Snooker Championship's at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield has finally started! The fans were treated to a feast of Snooker on the opening day including a shock result in the Neil Robertson v Judd Trump opening match.

It's nearly that time of year again, the Betfred.com World Snooker Championships! In this first part of the preview for the first round matches we will be looking at the top half of the draw which includes; defending champion Neil Robertson, seven-times world champion Stephen Hendry and Masters champion Ding Junhui.

Its the fourth day at the Ladbrokes Mobile Masters at Wembley Arena, London, and the last of the first round matches play to a conclusion. So far six out of six top seeds have been knocked out, would Neil Robertson and Shaun Murphy follow the trend? They faced the Crucible king Stephen Hendry and Masters newcomer Jamie Cope.

It's the end of the year and the end of professional competition for a few weeks until the Masters in January, so it's time to give out some awards to some players that have achieved the most on the baize over the last 12 months. Who will win the coveted Maximum Snooker Player of the Year title?

World Champion and world no.1 Neil Robertson will not be making the trip to Ireland next year for the PTC finals after loosing 4-2 to namesake Jimmy Robertson in Prague.