Jimmy White: The veteran failed to reach the World Championship again Snooker News

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Last update: 04/12/25 8:57 am

Jimmy White will need another invitation tour or trip to the Q School to stay on the circle after losing in the World Championship qualifiers

Jimmy White’s absence from the World Championship will extend to 20 years after losing the second round of the qualifiers.

White, 62, has not appeared in Crucible since the first round was defeated in 2006 and lost in the qualifiers every year.

This record extended to 19 when he was beaten by Ashley Carti.

Rotherham Potter defeated the six-time finals 10-5 at the English Language Institute in Sheffield.

White will need either another invitation tour or a trip to the Q School to stay on the circle, after the decline suffering.

Former German master’s degree Anthony Hamilton The exciting battle of Stephen Halworth, who was 9-0, was stopped by a defiance of the momentum to win 10-8.

No player has ever won a better match than 19 to 9-0, but Halworth appears on his way to history when he led 63-0 in the eighteenth framework. The match looked in a final frame, when Hamilton required 69 statement to beat the black color.

“This is difficult like trying to overcome the line in the final of the arrangement. It is a story that follows you about the rest of your life. If you lose from 9-0, you are in tests and things. You don’t want it,” said Hamilton, 53, said.

“He left in the first session, I went there. It was a suitable match for Nasvien. When I say I went, I mean it is not like a golf where you can wander a little.

“I was telling everything. You see the results board knocking on you all over Gaff!

Fu makes history

Marco Fu declared the seventh of 16 reds in the history of the vocational Snooker

It was Marco He made the seventh clearance of 16 red in the history of the professional Sunwisher during its qualifying match against Ben Mertens on Thursday.

Hong Kong Fu star took the red color as an additional red color, then paved the green color, continued to take all 15 red in colors and then wipe the table to become total 139.

The highest break in the history of the Snooker was collected by Jimmy Bornet during the 2004 UK Championship qualifiers when a free ball helped him at the beginning of the frame in making 148.

The authorities of the seven 16 moist are:

148 – Jimmy Burnett (UK Championship 2004)
141 – Ricky and Den (UK Championship 2008)
141 – Mark Silby (2018 Open)
140 – Liam Highfield (2020 Scottish Open)
139 – Ryan Day (2023 Tour Championship)
139 – Marco Fu (2025 World Championship)
135 – Steve James (1990 World Championship)