Neil Robertson

It's that time of year again as the 16 best snooker players in the world travel to Alexandra Palace, London, for the most prestigious invitational event on the calendar, The Masters. Can defending champion Shaun Murphy dominate once again?

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Neil Robertson has won his second UK Championship title, putting in a dominant performance to beat Liang Wenbo 10-5 in the final at the Barbican Centre, York.

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Neil Robertson has made history, becoming the first player to make a maximum 147 break in the final of the UK Championship in York. It was the 115th maximum break in professional snooker history. 

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Team Scotland (John Higgins & Stephen Maguire) and Wales (Mark Williams & Michael White) have both progressed to the semifinals of the Snooker World Cup 2015 in Wuxi, China. 

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Preview of the Australian Goldfields Open qualifiers at the K2 Leisure Centre in Crawley, England. Former world champions Ken Doherty, Peter Ebdon and other tops players including Martin Gould and Ali Carter are all in action next week at the qualifiers.

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It’s been another historic season for World Snooker with 50-1 shot Stuart Bingham winning the World Snooker Championship, Ronnie O’Sullivan claiming his 5th UK Championship and Shaun Murphy completing the Triple Crown at The Masters. 

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32 players, 17 days, one World Champion. The eyes of the snooker world descend on the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, to see who will win the most prestigious prize in the sport, the Betfred World Snooker Championship 2015.

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Neil Robertson has successfully defended his Wuxi Classic 2014 title in China, coming from 3-0, 5-2 and 9-8 behind to beat close friend and practice partner Joe Perry 10-9 in the first ranking tournament of the season.

Ding Junhui has matched Stephen Hendry's record of winning five ranking titles in the same season by beating world No1 Neil Robertson 10-5 to claim victory in the final of the China Open, Beijing. 

Day four of the Dafabet Masters at Alexandra Palace in London and both Ricky Walden and Neil Robertson came from behind to win deciding frames in their opening round matches against Barry Hawkins and Mark Allen.