At the 2023 World Snooker Championship, fans have already seen plenty of surprises including elimination of seven-time champion Hendry in the first-round of qualifiers, we take a look at the latest results, schedule, draw, dates, time, TV coverage
On April 15, 2023, the Snooker World Championship starts, and it lasts until May 1, 2023. But from April 3 to April 12, the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield will host the 2023 Snooker World Championship Qualifiers.
Snooker World Championship 2023 qualifiers results, schedule, date, time, draw, tickets, players, format, & live stream TV
32 contenders. 16 Crucible spots.
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— World Snooker Tour (@WeAreWST) April 5, 2023
2023 Snooker World Championship Qualifiers results, schedule, draw, date, & Time
Play for the event’s qualification is spread out across four rounds from April 3 to 12. Matches are being played on the best of 19 frames over the course of two sessions. The first qualification round will feature amateur players who have been chosen and players who are ranked below 80 in the world. The most female players in the history of the competition will participate in qualification with five.
Barry Hawkins defeated David Lilley 10-4 to qualify for Judgement Day at the Cazoo World Championship Qualifiers, putting him one match away from achieving an 18th consecutive Crucible appearance. Stephen Maguire of Scotland went one match closer to a 20th consecutive trip to the Crucible with his 10-4 victory against Alfie Burden.
Tickets for the fixtures can be bought here. Additionally, it is conformed that the tickets are priced at 10 pounds/day and full plan can be viewed here.
Second Round Results (6th – 8th April)
| Player 1 | Score | Player 2 |
| Lukas Kleckers | 8 – 10 | Ashley Hugill |
| Scott Donaldson | 10 – 1 | Liam Davies |
| Xu Si | 10 – 4 | Zak Surety |
| Hammad Miah | 6 – 10 | Ken Doherty |
| Oliver Lines | 10 – 9 | Michael Holt |
| Julien Leclercq | 6 – 10 | Ben Mertens |
| Elliot Slessor | 10 – 3 | Ian Martin |
| Lei Peifan | 6 – 10 | James Cahill |
| Duane Jones | 7 – 10 | Andrew Pagett |
| Jackson Page | 10 – 2 | Ross Muir |
| Louis Heathcote | 7 – 10 | Andrew Higginson |
| David Grace | 10 – 8 | Sean O’Sullivan |
| Mark Davis | 10 – 8 | Michael Georgiou |
| Mitchell Mann | 5 – 10 | Sanderson Lam |
| Matthew Stevens | 10 – 8 | Dechawat Poomjaeng |
| Fraser Patrick | 6 – 10 | Barry Pinches |
| Craig Steadman | 8 – 10 | John J Astley |
| Ben Woollaston | 10 – 6 | Daniel Wells |
| Jimmy White | 4 – 10 | Martin O’Donnell |
| Zhang Anda | 10 – 3 | Stan Moody |
| Andy Hicks | 10 – 7 | Jamie O’Neill |
| Peter Lines | 10 – 6 | Haydon Pinhey |
| Mark Joyce | 10 – 3 | Anton Kazakov |
| Ian Burns | 10 – 9 | Dylan Emery |
| Si Jiahui | 10 – 7 | Florian Nuessle |
| Dominic Dale | 10 – 6 | Asjad Iqbal |
| Michael White | 3 – 10 | Aaron Hill |
| Wu Yize | 10 – 7 | Allan Taylor |
| Stuart Carrington | 5 – 10 | Iulian Boiko |
| Alexander Ursenbacher | 7 – 10 | Alfie Burden |
| Jak Jones | 10 – 6 | Adam Duffy |
| Gerard Greene | 9 – 10 | David Lilley |
Third Round Updates (9th – 10th April)
| Player 1 | Score | Player 2 |
| Ryan Day | v | Ashley Hugill |
| Yuan SiJun | v | Scott Donaldson |
| Jamie Jones | v | Xu Si |
| Pang Junxu | v | Ken Doherty |
| Anthony Hamilton | v | Oliver Lines |
| Jimmy Robertson | v | Ben Mertens |
| Liam Highfield | v | Elliot Slessor |
| Zhou Yuelong | v | James Cahill |
| Hossein Vafaei | 6 – 3 | Andrew Pagett |
| Martin Gould | 4 – 5 | Jackson Page |
| Joe O’Connor | 5 – 4 | Andrew Higginson |
| Sam Craigie | 5 – 4 | David Grace |
| Lyu Haotian | 3 – 5 | Mark Davis |
| Joe Perry | 4 – 5 | Sanderson Lam |
| Jamie Clarke | 2 – 7 | Matthew Stevens |
| David Gilbert | 6 – 3 | Barry Pinches |
| Anthony McGill | 10 – 9 | John J Astley |
| Cao Yupeng | 10 – 6 | Ben Woollaston |
| Noppon Saengkham | 10 – 6 | Martin O’Donnell |
| Xiao Guodong | 5 – 10 | Zhang Anda |
| Graeme Dott | 10 – 6 | Andy Hicks |
| Matthew Selt | 10 – 7 | Peter Lines |
| Thepchaiya Un-Nooh | 10 – 5 | Mark Joyce |
| Ricky Walden | 10 – 6 | Ian Burns |
| Tom Ford | 5 – 10 | Si Jiahui |
| Jordan Brown | 10 – 7 | Dominic Dale |
| Chris Wakelin | 10 – 2 | Aaron Hill |
| Tian Pengfei | 2 – 10 | Wu Yize |
| Fan Zhengyi | 10 – 8 | Iulian Boiko |
| Stephen Maguire | 10 – 4 | Alfie Burden |
| Robbie Williams | 9 – 10 | Jak Jones |
| Barry Hawkins | 10 – 4 | David Lilley |
When & Where To Watch: live stream & TV coverage telecast
Live coverage of the competition will be available on Liaoning TV, Superstar Online, Kuaishou, Migu, Youku, & Huya.com in China. In Europe, the game will be live-broadcast on Eurosports & Discovery+. In all other regions, Matchroom Sport will stream the event live.