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World Snooker Championship
- Thread starter summerisle
- Start date
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Draw tomorrow is it ?
carlos21
KING OF REP
Who you think Ronnie o sullivan will get.
Could be anyone of 16 in round 1 mate .
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Drico
Player Valuation: £50m
That's a career-ender for Robertson as a top-level player. Saw an interview with him and Stephen Hendry during the week and felt he was deluding himself and over-analysing why he was struggling.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
He was 8-5 up as well. Saying that, Mark Williams failed to qualify in 1996, and he's not doing to badly nowadays.
carlos21
KING OF REP
I know mate.
Drico
Player Valuation: £50m
True enough, but Williams is a genius-level player with an iron mentality who, basically, had other things to do in his life. Robertson - technically brilliant - never had that mental armour and it's why he will be forever stuck on the same number of world titles as Joe Johnson and Graeme Dott. That's not meant to be disrespectful to either of those excellent players who played blinding world championships on more than one occasion - it's simply to suggest a player with the gifts of Robertson comparatively underachieved while those two, to their credit, exceeded their abilities.
I think this could be a watershed world championship. Some of the old guard look finished to me (Robertson, Higgins, Selby) and I think there's a lot riding on this world championship for people like Judd Trump and Mark Allen. Trump really should be dominating this event now given the gap left by the demise of Robertson and, particularly, Selby. O'Sullivan could do anything - but most likely will win again. If Trump does not win this year, I'd wonder when he will win again. He needs to make hay. As for Allen, now or never, I think.
Luca Brecel v David Gilbert
Robert Milkins v Pang Junxu
Ali Carter v Stephen Maguire
Shaun Murphy v Lyu Haotian
Mark Selby v Joe O'Connor
Kyren Wilson v Dominic Dale
John Higgins v Jamie Jones
Mark Allen v Robbie Williams
Judd Trump v Hossein Vafaei
Tom Ford v Ricky Walden
Zhang Anda v Jak Jones
Mark Williams v Si Jiahui
Ding Junhui v Jack Lisowski
Gary Wilson v Stuart Bingham
Barry Hawkins v Ryan Day
Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jackson Page
Robert Milkins v Pang Junxu
Ali Carter v Stephen Maguire
Shaun Murphy v Lyu Haotian
Mark Selby v Joe O'Connor
Kyren Wilson v Dominic Dale
John Higgins v Jamie Jones
Mark Allen v Robbie Williams
Judd Trump v Hossein Vafaei
Tom Ford v Ricky Walden
Zhang Anda v Jak Jones
Mark Williams v Si Jiahui
Ding Junhui v Jack Lisowski
Gary Wilson v Stuart Bingham
Barry Hawkins v Ryan Day
Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jackson Page
@summerisle
Last year you put up the schedule of play for the worlds .
I don't suppose you could do it again .
It is very handy!
Last year you put up the schedule of play for the worlds .
I don't suppose you could do it again .
It is very handy!
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
S'pose so.
Order of Play
Upcoming matches (102) grouped by session
Timezone: Europe/London
World Championship (20 Apr - 6 May 2024)
Sat 20 Apr 10:00
Rd 1 (19) Belgium Luca Brecel [1] v England David Gilbert [31] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) China Zhang Anda [11] v Wales Jak Jones [44] Head to head
Sat 20 Apr 14:30
Rd 1 (19) England Ali Carter [9] v Scotland Stephen Maguire [28] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) England Judd Trump [3] v Iran Hossein Vafaei [19] Head to head
Sat 20 Apr 19:00
Rd 1 (19) Belgium Luca Brecel [1] v England David Gilbert [31] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) England Tom Ford [14] v England Ricky Walden [32] Head to head
Sun 21 Apr 10:00
Rd 1 (19) England Mark Selby [5] v England Joe O'Connor [30] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) China Zhang Anda [11] v Wales Jak Jones [44] Head to head
Sun 21 Apr 14:30
Rd 1 (19) England Shaun Murphy [8] v China Lyu Haotian [26] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) England Judd Trump [3] v Iran Hossein Vafaei [19] Head to head
Sun 21 Apr 19:00
Rd 1 (19) England Ali Carter [9] v Scotland Stephen Maguire [28] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) England Tom Ford [14] v England Ricky Walden [32] Head to head
Mon 22 Apr 10:00
Rd 1 (19) England Shaun Murphy [8] v China Lyu Haotian [26] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) England Gary Wilson [10] v England Stuart Bingham [29] Head to head
Mon 22 Apr 14:30
Rd 1 (19) England Mark Selby [5] v England Joe O'Connor [30] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) Wales Mark J Williams [6] v China Si Jiahui [23] Head to head
Mon 22 Apr 19:00
Rd 1 (19) England Robert Milkins [16] v China Pang Junxu [27] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) England Gary Wilson [10] v England Stuart Bingham [29] Head to head
Tue 23 Apr 10:00
Rd 1 (19) England Kyren Wilson [12] v Wales Dominic Dale [40] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) China Ding Junhui [7] v England Jack Lisowski [17] Head to head
Tue 23 Apr 14:30
Rd 1 (19) Northern Ireland Mark Allen [4] v England Robbie Williams [45] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) Wales Mark J Williams [6] v China Si Jiahui [23] Head to head
Tue 23 Apr 19:00
Rd 1 (19) England Robert Milkins [16] v China Pang Junxu [27] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) England Barry Hawkins [15] v Wales Ryan Day [18] Head to head
Wed 24 Apr 10:00
Rd 1 (19) England Kyren Wilson [12] v Wales Dominic Dale [40] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) China Ding Junhui [7] v England Jack Lisowski [17] Head to head
Wed 24 Apr 14:30
Rd 1 (19) Northern Ireland Mark Allen [4] v England Robbie Williams [45] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) England Ronnie O'Sullivan [2] v Wales Jackson Page [43] Head to head
Wed 24 Apr 19:00
Rd 1 (19) Scotland John Higgins [13] v Wales Jamie Jones [41] Head to head
Rd 1 (19) England Barry Hawkins [15] v Wales Ryan Day [18] Head to head
Thu 25 Apr 13:00
Rd 1 (19) England Ronnie O'Sullivan [2] v Wales Jackson Page [43] Head to head
Rd 2 (25) Brecel / D Gilbert v Milkins / Pang Junxu
Thu 25 Apr 19:00
Rd 1 (19) Scotland John Higgins [13] v Wales Jamie Jones [41] Head to head
Rd 2 (25) Judd Trump / Vafaei v Ford / Walden
Fri 26 Apr 10:00
Rd 2 (25) Brecel / D Gilbert v Milkins / Pang Junxu
Rd 2 (25) Zhang Anda / Jak Jones v M J Williams / Si Jiahui
Fri 26 Apr 14:30
Rd 2 (25) A Carter / Maguire v S Murphy / Lyu Haotian
Rd 2 (25) Judd Trump / Vafaei v Ford / Walden
Fri 26 Apr 19:00
Rd 2 (25) Brecel / D Gilbert v Milkins / Pang Junxu
Rd 2 (25) Zhang Anda / Jak Jones v M J Williams / Si Jiahui
Sat 27 Apr 10:00
Rd 2 (25) A Carter / Maguire v S Murphy / Lyu Haotian
Rd 2 (25) Judd Trump / Vafaei v Ford / Walden
Sat 27 Apr 14:30
Rd 2 (25) J Higgins / Jamie Jones v M Allen / R Williams
Rd 2 (25) Zhang Anda / Jak Jones v M J Williams / Si Jiahui
Sat 27 Apr 19:00
Rd 2 (25) Selby / J O'Connor v K Wilson / Dale
Rd 2 (25) Ding Junhui / Lisowski v G Wilson / Bingham
Sun 28 Apr 10:00
Rd 2 (25) A Carter / Maguire v S Murphy / Lyu Haotian
Rd 2 (25) Hawkins / R Day v R O'Sullivan / J Page
Sun 28 Apr 14:30
Rd 2 (25) J Higgins / Jamie Jones v M Allen / R Williams
Rd 2 (25) Ding Junhui / Lisowski v G Wilson / Bingham
Sun 28 Apr 19:00
Rd 2 (25) Selby / J O'Connor v K Wilson / Dale
Rd 2 (25) Hawkins / R Day v R O'Sullivan / J Page
Mon 29 Apr 13:00
Rd 2 (25) Selby / J O'Connor v K Wilson / Dale
Rd 2 (25) Hawkins / R Day v R O'Sullivan / J Page
Mon 29 Apr 19:00
Rd 2 (25) J Higgins / Jamie Jones v M Allen / R Williams
Rd 2 (25) Ding Junhui / Lisowski v G Wilson / Bingham
Tue 30 Apr 10:00
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
Tue 30 Apr 14:30
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
Tue 30 Apr 19:00
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
Wed 01 May 10:00
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
Wed 01 May 14:30
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
Wed 01 May 19:00
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
QF (25) To be decided v To be decided
Thu 02 May 13:00
SF (33) To be decided v To be decided
Thu 02 May 19:00
SF (33) To be decided v To be decided
Fri 03 May 10:00
SF (33) To be decided v To be decided
Fri 03 May 14:30
SF (33) To be decided v To be decided
Fri 03 May 19:00
SF (33) To be decided v To be decided
Sat 04 May 10:00
SF (33) To be decided v To be decided
Sat 04 May 14:30
SF (33) To be decided v To be decided
Sat 04 May 19:00
SF (33) To be decided v To be decided
Sun 05 May 13:00
Final (35) To be decided v To be decided
Referee: Paul Collier
Sun 05 May 19:00
Final (35) To be decided v To be decided
Referee: Paul Collier
Mon 06 May 13:00
Final (35) To be decided v To be decided
Referee: Paul Collier
Mon 06 May 19:00
Final (35) To be decided v To be decided
Referee: Paul Collier
Drico
Player Valuation: £50m
The draw throws up a few intriguing possibilites. O'Sullivan and Trump are in the same half, so it is immediately lop-sided on this season's form.
Luca Brecel v David Gilbert
Robert Milkins v Pang Junxu
Ali Carter v Stephen Maguire
Shaun Murphy v Lyu Haotian
Luca Brecel - who I think may fall to the Crucible Curse - has got a tough opener on paper, and you'd have to make Ali Carter favourite in this first quarter, even if Maguire and Murphy might fancy their chances.
Mark Selby v Joe O'Connor
Kyren Wilson v Dominic Dale
John Higgins v Jamie Jones
Mark Allen v Robbie Williams
The second quarter is intriguing. Mark Allen has to start favourite, but Mark Selby won a similar section last year, beating both John Higgins and Allen to make the final. An in-form Selby would likely do the same again this year, but he's woefully out of touch and might even fall victim in the Leicester derby if his heart's not in it.
Judd Trump v Hossein Vafaei
Tom Ford v Ricky Walden
Zhang Anda v Jak Jones
Mark Williams v Si Jiahui
In the third segment, Trump might have it tough. Get out of this and he might very well be ready to win a second crown. Vafaei is a horrible opener, and Tom Ford would be tricky if he gets over Ricky Walden. Zhang is a serious danger in the last 16 for Mark Williams, assuming he puts away Si, last year's breakthrough semi-finalist. On current form, he should.
Ding Junhui v Jack Lisowski
Gary Wilson v Stuart Bingham
Barry Hawkins v Ryan Day
Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jackson Page
The final quarter is also fascinating, full of players who have done it before or have something to prove (sometimes both). You'd expect O'Sullivan to make it through, but it's not without its perils. The only prediction I'll make is that this tournament will be won by whoever emerges from the bottom half - unless Mark Selby discovers something in his most natural environment: the long-haul slog. I don't expect him to, but if he does all bets are off.
Luca Brecel v David Gilbert
Robert Milkins v Pang Junxu
Ali Carter v Stephen Maguire
Shaun Murphy v Lyu Haotian
Luca Brecel - who I think may fall to the Crucible Curse - has got a tough opener on paper, and you'd have to make Ali Carter favourite in this first quarter, even if Maguire and Murphy might fancy their chances.
Mark Selby v Joe O'Connor
Kyren Wilson v Dominic Dale
John Higgins v Jamie Jones
Mark Allen v Robbie Williams
The second quarter is intriguing. Mark Allen has to start favourite, but Mark Selby won a similar section last year, beating both John Higgins and Allen to make the final. An in-form Selby would likely do the same again this year, but he's woefully out of touch and might even fall victim in the Leicester derby if his heart's not in it.
Judd Trump v Hossein Vafaei
Tom Ford v Ricky Walden
Zhang Anda v Jak Jones
Mark Williams v Si Jiahui
In the third segment, Trump might have it tough. Get out of this and he might very well be ready to win a second crown. Vafaei is a horrible opener, and Tom Ford would be tricky if he gets over Ricky Walden. Zhang is a serious danger in the last 16 for Mark Williams, assuming he puts away Si, last year's breakthrough semi-finalist. On current form, he should.
Ding Junhui v Jack Lisowski
Gary Wilson v Stuart Bingham
Barry Hawkins v Ryan Day
Ronnie O'Sullivan v Jackson Page
The final quarter is also fascinating, full of players who have done it before or have something to prove (sometimes both). You'd expect O'Sullivan to make it through, but it's not without its perils. The only prediction I'll make is that this tournament will be won by whoever emerges from the bottom half - unless Mark Selby discovers something in his most natural environment: the long-haul slog. I don't expect him to, but if he does all bets are off.