Masters champion Shaun Murphy has proposed four major rule changes to transform snooker. The 42-year-old, who claimed the ...

SHAUN MURPHY has revealed the career path he believes he would have found himself moving into if he wasn't a snooker player. Murphy, 42, is the reigning Masters champion. Shaun Murphy has revealed ...

Shaun Murphy is calling for snooker to adopt a spotted cue ball, echoing other table sports. The vocal Masters champion suggests this change could enhance viewers' understanding of how different ...

Neil Robertson made himself a little too comfortable at snooker ... cue, something with the weight or the balance. A different butt socket put in. "I’ve no idea, I can think of a couple of cue ...

And after missing an easy pink to the centre pocket, he slammed his cue on the floor in anger ... but enjoyed a strong run at the World Snooker Championship last year as he reached the semi ...

"I’ve no idea, I can think of a couple of cue makers who use a different type ... but there’s no way a snooker player would risk anything like that. So whatever he has had done to the cue ...

SNOOKER star Mark Allen has admitted that he does not want to qualify for the upcoming Players Championship - just one year after winning the competition. The 39-year-old crashed out of the World ...

A dejected Mark Allen admitted he hopes he doesn’t qualify for the upcoming Players Championship. The Northern Irish snooker star won the Players Championship last year but, 12 months later ...

Australian master cueman Neil Robertson says he feels refreshed by a snooker equipment change and it showed in his impressive march into the last 16 of the World Grand Prix in Hong Kong.

Snooker star Mark Allen has called for a shake-up in tournament entry rules after two players outside the top 32 were unexpectedly called up to play at the World Grand Prix. Voicing his concerns ...

Mark Allen is calling for changes to tournament ... and he is unlikely to return until the World Snooker Championship in April. "I am very disappointed not to be competing," he admitted.