Billiards & Snooker news in Malaysia
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Williams fights back from 5-1 down to beat Murphy and reach English Open final
Mark Williams recovered from 5-1 down to beat Shaun Murphy 6-5 in the English Open semi-finals at the Brentwood Centre in Essex. He will face Ali Carter, who beat Ding Junhui 6-2, in Sunday's final.
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Murphy edges Trump in decider to reach English Open semi-finals
Shaun Murphy beat Judd Trump in a final-frame decider to reach the English Open semi-finals, where he will face Mark Williams. Ding Junhui, Ali Carter and Williams also advanced on a day of quarter-final wins.
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Davies stuns world champion Wu at English Open, sets up Williams quarter-final
Liam Davies beat world champion Wu Yize 4-1 in Brentwood to reach his first ranking quarter-final, where he will face Mark Williams. Williams, Selby, Trump and Murphy also advanced as the English Open last eight was set.
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Selby beats Zhang in decider to reach English Open third round
Mark Selby won a deciding frame against China's Zhang Anda to reach the third round of the English Open in Brentwood. Selby will face Kyren Wilson next, while Judd Trump and Barry Hawkins also advanced.
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Selby, Trump and Williams advance at English Open in Brentwood
Mark Selby, Judd Trump and Mark Williams were among the winners on the first day of the English Open snooker tournament in Brentwood. Selby edged Ricky Walden 4-3, while Trump whitewashed Jordan Brown 4-0. Wu Yize and Barry Hawkins also progressed to the second round.
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British Open win lifts Jak Jones to 22nd in world rankings
Jak Jones beat Mark Selby 10-6 to win the British Open in Cheltenham, his second ranking title of 2026. The 33-year-old from Cwmbran credits a change to a private practice room for his improved form, and the victory moves him up to 22nd in the world.
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Zhao Xintong stunned by Oliver Lines in English Open first round
Oliver Lines beat world number one Zhao Xintong 4-2 in the first round of the English Open. Zhao, the 2025 world champion, made two centuries but Lines took the last two frames with breaks of 77 and 84. Elsewhere, Neil Robertson lost to Luo Zetao, while Kyren Wilson and Ding Junhui advanced.