SNOOKER SCENE BLOG

Well done to Michael Georgiou who today defeated China’s Anda Zhang 11-6 to win the World Under 21 Championship in Goa, India. Georgiou, a 1...

Tickets are still available for next Monday's 'Audience With Clive Everton' at the Landor Theatre in London as Clive launches hi...

The qualifiers for this season’s Saga Insurance Masters get underway next week. Jimmy White, the champion in 1984, will face Matthew Stevens...

Daniel Wells, the first young player to be awarded a scholarship in the late Paul Hunter's name, is seeded second for the knock-out phas...

Ronnie O’Sullivan’s official website - http://www.ronnieosullivan.biz/ - is not far off being the perfect template for what a player site s...

We were talking about the miss rule in the office the other day – those long summer afternoons fly by. It was chiefly in response to Fergal ...

Steve Davis is 50 today. He turned professional in 1978 and 29 years on is still ranked 15th in the world. What a remarkable sportsman he is...

Sorry for the short notice but Clive Everton will be on Simon Mayo's show on BBC Radio 5 Live just after 2pm this afternoon. You can lis...

No I hadn't forgotten to update this every Monday as promised, I was in Edinburgh. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. Anyw...

Clive Everton, the editor of Snooker Scene, snooker correspondent of The Guardian and a member of the BBC commentary team for 30 years, will...

Remember the days of Cliff Thorburn, Kirk Stevens and Bill Werbeniuk? Remember Alain Robidoux and Bob Chaperon? Remember when Canada was a s...

Jimmy White is 78th in the provisional rankings. I'll repeat that: Jimmy White is 78th in the provisional rankings. Bearing in mind he w...

And they say there are no characters in snooker... http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=T7ThPMQ3Jo8

One of the best, and paradoxically worst, features of the internet is the opportunity it affords people to post opinions whether they know a...

Dominic Dale is known as 'The Spaceman' because there are times when he appears to be on a different planet to everyone else. He...

Ding Junhui once again exhibited a petulant streak in losing 5-1 to Graeme Dott at the Shanghai Masters yesterday. His rash swipe at the cue...

There are now as many ranking events in China as there are in England and for a sport with global aspirations that can only be a good thing....

Has there ever been a more crassly stupid decision taken than the one made in Shanghai today to put Thursday's world final rematch betwe...

How about this for a stat: Steve Davis’s victory over Fergal O’Brien yesterday means that he has now won matches under five British Prime Mi...

This is the first of a new weekly feature to be posted every Monday (assuming I remember) looking at different snooker websites. We start wi...