During the recent World Championship qualifiers, World Snooker published the provisional calendar for the 2013/14 season, which as in 2012/13, sees a number of significant changes as the professional circuit continues to expand.
Click below for a summary of the main changes, together with a ‘cut-off by cut-off’ round up of how the calendar shapes up…
Congratulations to Stuart Bingham, who has tonight defeated Judd Trump 7-2 to win the 2012 Premier League Snooker at the Grimsby Auditorium.
A full report will follow on Monday evening, however in the meantime the action continues this morning as the ET6 qualifiers get underway in Sheffield, see the usual links on the right-hand side…
Judd Trump 2 – 7 Stuart Bingham
83-0 (Trump 83), 0-82 (Bingham 82), 8-100 (Bingham 100), 33-76 (Bingham 31, 32), 9-116 (55, 53), 5-74 (Bingham 61), 101-0 (Trump 101), 9-115 (Bingham 40, 71), 54-58.
World number one Judd Trump will play Stuart Bingham in the final of the 2012 Premier League tonight, after both came through deciding-frame finishes on Saturday evening against Neil Robertson and John Higgins respectively…
After a busy week in which we have seen a UKPTC event, an ET event and a thrilling climax to the league stage of the 2012 Premier League, you could be forgiven for thinking that the players will now be due a well-earned rest.
That rest however will be limited to just a single day, as from Tuesday there will be some form of professional snooker played every day until 10th December 2012…
Trailing 2-0 and looking on as Ding potted what looked to effectively be semi-final ball, Neil Robertson’s hopes of reaching the Premier League play-offs in Grimsby looked to be lost. Remarkably however, the Australian still found a way to pull a 4-2 victory out of the fire in a thrilling conclusion to the league phase of the competition last night…
This Thursday saw the Premier League road show resume in Doncaster as Judd Trump and Mark Allen met in a showdown match for a place in the play-offs, while Mark Selby and Shaun Murphy also squared off, with pride and prize money at stake.
Click below for my impressions from the evening…
Further to my previous post discussing how Stephen Lee’s suspension might affect the Premier League, Matchroom Sport have now confirmed that next week’s meeting in Penzance has been cancelled, while Lee’s results have all now been removed from the Group B table…
