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O'Sullivan to face Campbell

Ronnie O'Sullivan will begin the defence of his Betfair World Championship title against Scotland's Marcus Campbell.

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No Crucible return for White

Jimmy White missed out on a fairytale return to the Crucible when the six-time World Championship runner-up lost in the final qualifying round.

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Agonising defeat for Doherty

Ireland's former world champion Ken Doherty suffered a heartbreaking defeat in the final round of qualifying for the Crucible.

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McManus seals Crucible return

Scotland's Alan McManus ended his seven-year wait for a Crucible return on Sunday when he earned his place in the main draw.

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Dream come true for Lisowski

Cancer survivor Jack Lisowski on Saturday qualified for the Betfair World Championship for the first time and said: "It's a dream come true."

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Murphy would love White clash

Shaun Murphy would love a Crucible showdown with Jimmy White, who he believes is still capable of winning his first World Championship title.

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White in hunt for Crucible spot

Jimmy White is one win away from the Crucible after surviving his second qualifying match for the Betfair World Championship.

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Hearn reveals Tour changes

Chairman Barry Hearn has announced significant changes to the World Snooker tour next season as well as increased prize-money.

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Brecel fails to reach Crucible

Belgian teenager Luca Brecel failed in his latest bid to reach the Crucible on Sunday.

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'Rocket' & Higgins in same quarter

Ronnie O'Sullivan and John Higgins are on collision course for a World Championship quarter-final meeting.

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Robertson wins China Open

Neil Robertson claimed his first ranking title in two-and-a-half years by beating Mark Selby 10-6 in the final of the China Open.

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Robertson dominates China final

Neil Robertson took charge in the Bank of Beijing China Open final after opening up a 6-1 lead over Mark Selby in a drawn-out first session.

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