World Snooker Championship 2023: Latest scores, results, schedule, order of play as Ronnie O’Sullivan eyes eighth title

The Crucible is here, and all eyes will be on Ronnie O’Sullivan as the snooker legend tries to win a record eighth World Championship title in Sheffield.

But he faces some stiff competition from the likes of the in-form Shaun Murphy – who won the recent Tour Championship – Mark Allen, Judd Trump and Mark Selby.
The draw threw up some fascinating first-round ties, with O’Sullivan set to kick off his 2023 campaign against promising Chinese youngster Pang Junxu.

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When and where is the 2023 World Snooker Championship taking place?

The 2023 World Championship runs from April 15 to May 1. All matches will be held at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.

How to watch the 2023 World Snooker Championship

You can stream the World Championship live on discovery+, the Eurosport app and at eurosport.com.

What is the first-round draw?

  • Jack Lisowski (12) v Noppon Saengkham
  • Kyren Wilson (7) v Ryan Day
  • Gary Wilson (15) v Elliot Slessor
  • Judd Trump (5) v Anthony McGill
  • Mark Williams (8) v Jimmy Robertson
  • Mark Selby (2) v Matthew Selt
  • John Higgins (10) v David Grace
  • Neil Robertson (6) v Wu Yize
  • Stuart Bingham (14) v David Gilbert
  • Mark Allen (3) v Fan Zhengyi
  • Ali Carter (11) v Jak Jones
  • Robert Milkins (13) v Joe Perry
  • Ding Junhui (16) v Hossein Vafaei
  • Shaun Murphy (4) v Si Jiahui
  • Luca Brecel (9) v Ricky Walden
  • Ronnie O’Sullivan (1) v Pang Junxu

England’s Ronnie O’Sullivan poses with the trophy after his victory over England’s Judd Trump in the World Championship Snooker final at The Crucible in Sheffield, England on May 2, 2022. – Ronnie O’Sullivan equalled Stephen Hendry’s modern-day record.

Image credit: Getty Images

What is the format?

  • First-round matches are best-of-19 frames
  • Second-round and quarter-final matches are best-of-25 frames
  • Semi-final matches are best-of-33 frames
  • The final is best-of-35 frames
  • Between 15-26 April, matches will be played on two tables
  • From April 26 to May 1, matches will be played on one table

World Snooker Championship schedule

Saturday 15 April

Round 1

10am

  • Ronnie O’Sullivan (1) v Pang Junxu
  • Stuart Bingham (14) v David Gilbert

2.30pm

  • Luca Brecel (9) v Ricky Walden
  • Neil Robertson (6) v Wu Yize

7pm

  • Ronnie O’Sullivan (1) v Pang Junxu
  • Ali Carter (11) v Jak Jones

Sunday 16 April

10am

  • Ding Junhui (16) v Hossein Vafaei
  • Stuart Bingham (14) v David Gilbert

2.30pm

  • Mark Williams (8) v Jimmy Robertson
  • Neil Robertson (6) v Wu Yize

7pm

  • Luca Brecel (9) v Ricky Walden
  • Ali Carter (11) v Jak Jones

Monday 17 April

10am

  • Ding Junhui (16) v Hossein Vafaei
  • Mark Allen (3) v Fan Zhengyi

2.30pm

  • Mark Williams (8) v Jimmy Robertson
  • John Higgins (10) v David Grace

7pm

  • Robert Milkins (13) v Joe Perry
  • Mark Allen (3) v Fan Zhengyi

Tuesday 18 April

10am

  • Jack Lisowski (12) v Noppon Saengkham
  • Gary Wilson (15) v Elliot Slessor

2.30pm

  • Judd Trump (5) v Anthony McGill
  • John Higgins (10) v David Grace

7pm

  • Robert Milkins (13) v Joe Perry
  • Gary Wilson (15) v Elliot Slessor

Wednesday 19 April

10am

  • Jack Lisowski (12) v Noppon Saengkham
  • Kyren Wilson (7) v Ryan Day

2.30pm

  • Judd Trump (5) v Anthony McGill
  • Mark Selby (2) v Matthew Selt

7pm

  • Shaun Murphy (4) v Si Jiahui
  • Kyren Wilson (7) v Ryan Day

Thursday 20 April

Round 1 & 2

1pm

  • Mark Selby (2) v Matthew Selt
  • Luca Brecel/Ricky Walden v Mark Williams/Jimmy Robertson

7pm

  • Shaun Murphy (4) v Si Jiahui
  • Mark Allen/Fan Zhengyi v Stuart Bingham/David Gilbert

Friday 21 April

Round 2

10am

  • Luca Brecel/Ricky Walden v Mark Williams/Jimmy Robertson
  • Ali Carter/Jak Jones v Neil Robertson/Wu Yize

2.30pm

  • Ronnie O’Sullivan/Pang Junxu v Ding Junhui/Hossein Vafaei
  • Mark Allen/Fan Zhengyi v Stuart Bingham/David Gilbert

7pm

  • Luca Brecel/Ricky Walden v Mark Williams/Jimmy Robertson
  • Ali Carter/Jak Jones v Neil Robertson/Wu Yize

Saturday 22 April

10am

  • Judd Trump/Anthony McGill v Jack Lisowski/Noppon Saengkham
  • Mark Allen/Fan Zhengyi v Stuart Bingham/David Gilbert

2.30pm

  • Ronnie O’Sullivan/Pang Junxu v Ding Junhui/Hossein Vafaei
  • Ali Carter/Jak Jones v Neil Robertson/Wu Yize

7pm

  • Robert Milkins/Joe Perry v Shaun Murphy/Si Jiahui
  • Gary Wilson/Elliot Slessor v Mark Selby/Matthew Selt

Sunday 23 April

10am

  • Ronnie O’Sullivan/Pang Junxu v Ding Junhui/Hossein Vafaei
  • Kyren Wilson/Ryan Day v John Higgins/David Grace

2.30pm

  • Judd Trump/Anthony McGill v Jack Lisowski/Noppon Saengkham
  • Gary Wilson/Elliot Slessor v Mark Selby/Matthew Selt

7pm

  • Robert Milkins/Joe Perry v Shaun Murphy/Si Jiahui
  • Kyren Wilson/Ryan Day v John Higgins/David Grace

Monday 24 April

1pm

  • Robert Milkins/Joe Perry v Shaun Murphy/Si Jiahui
  • Kyren Wilson/Ryan Day v John Higgins/David Grace

7pm

  • Judd Trump/Anthony McGill v Jack Lisowski/Noppon Saengkham
  • Gary Wilson/Elliot Slessor v Mark Selby/Matthew Selt

Quarter-finals, semi-finals and final schedule to follow.

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