PAST CHAMPIONS

WORLD BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	Myanmar (150 Up)	Pankaj Advani	India	Nay Thway Oo	Myanmar	6-2
2018	Myanmar (Long Up)	Pankaj Advani	India	B. Bhaskar	India	1500-299
2018	Myanmar (150 Up)	Pankaj Advani	India	Nay Thway Oo	Myanmar	6-2
2017	Qatar (Long Up)	Mike Russell	England	Rob Hall	England	1500-1284
2017	Qatar (150 Up)	Pankaj Advani	India	Mike Russell	England	6-2
2016	India (150 Up)	Pankaj Advani	India	Peter Gilchrist	Singapore	6-3
2016	India (Long Up)	Peter Gilchrist	Singapore	Sourav Kothari	India	1500-617
2015	Australia (Timed)	Pankaj Advani	India	Peter Gilchrist	Singapore	2408-1240
2015	Australia (150-Up)	Peter Gilchrist	Singapore	Pankaj Advani	India	6-4
2014	England (Timed)	Pankaj Advani	India	Rob Hall	England	1928-893
2014	England (150-Up)	Pankaj Advani	India	Peter Gilchrist	Singapore	6-2
2013	England (LongUp)	Peter Gilchrist	Singapore	David Causier	England	1500-1085
2013	England (150-Up)	David Causier	England	Alok Kumar	India	6-1
2012	England (timed)	Pankaj Advani	India	Mike Russell	England	1895-1216
2012	England (points)	Rupesh Shah	India	Matthew Bolton	Australia	6-2
2011	Ireland (timed)	Mike Russell	England	Matthew Bolton	Australia	3001-519
2011	Ireland (points)	Mike Russell	England	Pankaj Advani	India	6-3
2010	India (timed)	Mike Russell	England	Peter Gilchrist	Singapore	4120-784
2010	India (points)	Mike Russell	England	Pankaj Advani	India	6-0
2008	India (timed)	Pankaj Advani	India	Devendra Joshi	India	2368-2020
2008	India (points)	Pankaj Advani	India	Geet Sethi	India	6-1 (150up)
2007	Singapore (timed)	Pankaj Advani	India	Dhruv Sitwala	India	1946-1488
2007	Singapore (points)	Rupesh Shah	India	Ashok Shandilya	India	6-4 (150up)
2005	Malta	Pankaj Advani	India	Geet Sethi	India	2242-1717
2005	Malta	Pankaj Advani	India	Devendra Joshi	India	6-2
2003	India	Lee Lagan	England	Geet Sethi	India	6-5 (150up)
2002	Australia (timed)	Mike Russell	England	Geet Sethi	India	2438-1499
2002	Australia (points)	Ashok Shandilya	India	Praprut Chaithanasakun	Thailand	11-9 (50up)
2001	New Zealand	Geet Sethi	India	Ashok Shandilya	India	3484-1289
2000	England	Chris Shutt	England	Roxton Chapman	England	11-9 (50up)
1999	Ireland	Praput Chaithanasakun	Thailand	Paul Bennett	England	3201-1657
1998	Australia	Robby Foldvari	Australia	Praprut Chaithanasakun	Thailand	1869-1439
1997	Malta	Joe Grech	Malta	Ashok Shandilya	India	2895-2836
1990	Bangalore	Manoj Kothari	India	Ashok Shandilya	India	2890-2422
1987	Belfast	Geet Sethi	India	Joe Grech	Malta	4846-3256
1985	Delhi	Geet Sethi	India	Robert Marshall	Australia	3809-2453
1983	Malta	Michael Ferreira	India	Subhash Agrawal	India	3933-2744
1981	Delhi	Michael Ferreira	India	Norman Dagley	England	2725-2631
1979	Sri Lanka	Paul Mifsud	Malta	Norman Dagley	England	2943-2152
1977	Melbourne	Michael Ferreira	India	Bob Close	England	2683-2564
1975	Auckland	Norman Dagley	England	Michael Ferreira	India	3385-2268
1973	Bombay	Mohammed Lafir	Sri Lanka	Satish Mohan	India	Round Robin
1971	Malta	Norman Dagley	England	Mannie Francisco	South Africa	Round Robin
1969	London	Jack Karnehm	England	Michael Ferreira	India	Round Robin
1967	Colombo	Leslie Driffield	England	Mohammed J M Lafir	Sri Lanka	Round Robin
1964	Pukekohe	Wilson Jones	India	Jack Karnehm	England	Round Robin
1962	Perth	Robert (Bob) Marshall	Australia	Wilson Jones	India	3623-2891
1960	Edinburgh	Herbert Beetham	England	Jim Long	Australia	Round Robin
1958	Calcutta	Wilson Jones	India	Leslie Driffield	England	Round Robin
1954	Sydney	Tom Cleary	Australia	Robert (Bob) Marshall	Australia	Round Robin
1952	Calcutta	Leslie Driffield	England	Robert (Bob) Marshall	Australia	Round Robin
1951	London	Robert (Bob) Marshall	Australia	Frank Edwards	England	Round Robin
1938	Melbourne	Robert (Bob) Marshall	Australia	Kingsley Kennerley	England	Round Robin
1936	Johannesburg	Robert (Bob) Marshall	Australia	Allan Prior	South Africa	Round Robin
1935	London	Horace Coles	Wales	J McGhie	Scotland	Round Robin
1933	London	Sydney Lee	England	Tom Jones	Wales	Round Robin
1931	Sydney	Laurie Steeples	England	Sydney Lee	England	Round Robin
1929	Johannesburg	Les Hayes	Australia	Allan Prior	South Africa	Round Robin
1927	London	Allan Prior	South Africa	Horace Coles	Wales	Round Robin
1926	London	Joe Earlam	England	George Shailer	Australia	Round Robin

WORLD WOMEN'S BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2015	Australia	Arantxa Sanchis	India	R. Umadevi	India	414-255

WORLD JUNIOR BOY'S BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2015	Australia	S. Shrikrishna	India	Ishpreet Chadha	India	731-525

WORLD MEN'S SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	Turkey	Muhammad Asif	Pakistan	Jefrey Roda	Philippines	8-5
2018	Myanmar	Chang Bingyu	China	He Guoqiang	China	8-3
2017	Qatar	Pankaj Advani	India	Amir Sarkhosh	Iran	8-2
2016	Qatar	Soheil Vahedi	Iran	Andrew Pagett	Wales	8-1
2015	Egypt	Pankaj Advani	India	Zhao Xintong	China	8-6
2014	India	Yan Bingtao	China	Muhammad Sajjad	Pakistan	8-7
2013	Latvia	Zhou Yuelong	China	Zhao Xintong	China	8-4
2012	Bulgaria	Muhammad Asif	Pakistan	Gary Wilson	England	10-8
2011	India	Hossein Vafaei Ayouri	Iran	Lee Walker	Wales	10-9
2010	Syria	Dechawat Poomjaeng	Thailand	Pankaj Advani	India	10-7
2009	India	Alfie Burden	England	Igor Figueiredo	Brazil	10-8
2008	Austria	Thepchaiya Un-Nooh	Thailand	Colm Gilcreest	Ireland	11-7
2007	Thailand	Atthasit Mahitthi	Thailand	Passakorn Suwannawat	Thailand	11-7
2006	Jordan	Kurt Maflin	Norway	Daniel Ward	England	11-8
2006	IBSF Grand Prix	Michael White	Wales	Mark Boyle	Scotland	11-5
2004	Holland	Mark Allen	N. Ireland	Steve Mifsud	Australia	11-6
2003	China	Pankaj Advani	India	Saleh Mohammed	Pakistan	11-5
2002	Egypt	Steve Mifsud	Australia	Tim English	Wales	11-6
2000	China	Stephen Maguire	Scotland	Luke Fisher	England	11-5
1999	Papua New Guinea	Ian Preece	Wales	David Lilley	England	11-8
1998	China	Luke Simmonds	England	Ryan Day	Wales	11-10
1997	Zimbabwe	Marco Fu	Hong Kong	Stuart Bingham	England	11-10
1996	New Zealand	Stuart Bingham	England	Stan Gorski	Australia	11-5
1995	Bristol	Sakchai Sim-Ngam	Thailand	David Lilley	England	11-7
1994	Johannesburg	Mohammed Yousuf	Pakistan	Johannes R. Johannesson	Iceland	11-9
1993	Karachi	Chuchat Triratanapradit	Thailand	Praput Chaitanasakun	Thailand	11-6
1992	Malta	Neil Mosley	England	Leonardo Andam	Philippines	11-2
1991	Bangkok	Noppadon Noppachorn	Thailand	Dominic Dale	Wales	11-8
1990	Colombo	Stephen O'Connor	Ireland	Steve Lemmens	Belgium	11-8
1989	Singapore	Ken Doherty	Ireland	Jon Birch	England	11-2
1988	Sydney	James Wattana	Thailand	Barry Pinches	England	11-8
1987	Bangalore	Darren Morgan	Wales	Joe Grech	Malta	11-4
1986	Invercargill	Paul Mifsud	Malta	Kerry Jones	Wales	11-9
1985	Blackpool	Paul Mifsud	Malta	Dilwyn John	Wales	11-6
1984	Dublin	O.B. Agrawal	India	Terry Parsons	Wales	11-7
1982	Calgary	Terry Parsons	Wales	Jim Bear	Canada	11-8
1980	Launceston	Jimmy White	England	Ron Atkins	Australia	11-2
1978	Malta	Cliff Wilson	Wales	Joe Johnson	England	11-5
1976	Johannesburg	Doug Mountjoy	Wales	Paul Mifsud	Malta	11-1
1974	Dublin	Ray Edmonds	England	Geoff Thomas	Wales	11-9
1972	Cardiff	Ray Edmonds	England	Mannie Francisco	South Africa	11-10
1970	Edinburgh	Jonathon Barron	England	Sid Hood	England	11-7
1968	Sydney	David Taylor	England	Max Williams	Australia	8-7
1966	Karachi	Gary Owen	Wales			Round Robin
1963	Calcutta	Gary Owen	Wales			Round Robin

WORLD WOMEN'S SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	Turkey	Ng On Yee	Hong Kong	Nutcharat Wongharuthai	Thailand	5-2
2018	Myanmar	Waratthanun S.	Thailand	Wendy Jans	Belgium	5-2
2017	Qatar	Wendy Jans	Belgium	Waratthanun S.	Thailand	5-2
2016	Qatar	Wendy Jans	Belgium	Amee Kamani	India	5-0
2015	Egypt	Wendy Jans	Belgium	Anastasia Nechaeva	Russia	5-1
2014	India	Wendy Jans	Belgium	Anastasia Nechaeva	Russia	5-2
2013	Latvia	Wendy Jans	Belgium	Chunxia Shi	China	5-3
2012	Bulgaria	Wendy Jans	Belgium	Ng On Yee	China Hong Kong	5-1
2010	Syria	Ng On Yee	China Hong Kong	Jaique Ip Wan In	China Hong Kong	5-0
2009	India	Ng On Yee	China Hong Kong	Kathy Parashis	Australia	5-1
2008	Austria	Reanne Evans	England	Wendy Jans	Belgium	5-3
2007	Thailand	Reanne Evans	England	Wendy Jans	Belgium	5-0
2006	Jordan	Wendy Jans	Belgium	Jaique Ip Wan In	China Hong Kong	5-0
2004	Holland	Reanne Evans	England	Wendy Jans	Belgium	5-1
2003	China	Kelly Fisher	England	Wendy Jans	Belgium	5-2

WORLD MASTERS SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	Turkey	Sukakree Poomjang	Thailand	Alok Kumar	India	6-2
2018	Myanmar	Darren Morgan	Wales	Saleh Mohammed	Afghanistan	6-0
2017	Qatar	Darren Morgan	Wales	Aidan Owens	England	6-3
2016	Qatar	Dharminder Lilly	India	Elfed Evans	Wales	6-2
2015	Egypt	Phisit Chandsri	Thailand	Jason Peplow	Malta	6-2
2014	India	Phisit Chandsri	Thailand	Darren Morgan	Wales	6-5
2013	Latvia	Phisit Chandsri	Thailand	Glen Wilkinson	Australia	6-0
2012	Bulgaria	Darren Morgan	Wales	Glen Wilkinson	Australia	6-2
2010	Syria	Phil Williams	Wales	Chuchart Trairattanapradit	Thailand	6-4
2009	India	Darren Morgan	Wales	Dene O'Kane	New Zealand	6-0
2008	Austria	Dene O'Kane	New Zealand	Geet Sethi	India	5-1
2007	Thailand	Darren Morgan	Wales	Karnchai Wongjan	Thailand	5-1
2006	Jordan	Mohammad Yousuf	Pakistan	Glen Wilkinson	Australia	5-4
2005	Bahrain	Dene O'Kane	New Zealand	Joe Delaney	Ireland	5-4
2004	Holland	Dene O'Kane	New Zealand	Eugene Hughes	Ireland	5-2

WORLD UNDER 21 SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	China	Zhao Jianbo	China	Pang Junxu	China	6-1
2018	China	Wu Yize	China	Pongsakorn Chongjairak	Thailand	6-4
2017	China	Fan Zhengyi	China	Luo Honghao	China	7-6
2016	Belgium	Xu Si	China	Alexander Ursenbacher	Switzerland	6-5
2015	Romania	Boonyarit Keattikun	Thailand	Jamie Clarke	Wales	8-7
2014	UAE	Hossein Vafaei Ayouri	IRAN	Ryan Thomerson	Australia	6-4
2013	China	Lu Ning	China	Zhou Yuelong	China	9-4
2012	China	Lv Haotian	China	Zhu Yinghui	China	9-6
2011	Canada	Thanawat Thirapong	Thailand	Noppon Saengkham	Thailand	9-3
2010	Ireland	Sam Craigie	England	Li Hang	China	9-8
2009	Iran	Noppon Saengkham	Thailand	Soheil Vahedi	Iran	9-8
2007	Goa	Michael Georgiou	England	Anda Zhang	China	11-6
2005	Bahrain	Liang Wenbo	China	Tian Pengfei	China	11-9
2004	Ireland	Gary Wilson	England	Kobkit Palajin	Thailand	11-6
2003	New Zealand	Neil Robertson	Australia	Liu Song	China	11-5
2002	Latvia	Ding Jun Hui	China	David John	Wales	11-9
2001	Scotland	Ricky Walden	England	Sean O'Neill	N.Ireland	11-5
2000	India	Luke Fisher	England	Steven Bennie	Scotland	11-6
1999	Egypt	Rodney Goggins	Ireland	Rolf de Jong	Holland	11-4
1998	Malta	Luke Simmonds	England	Robert Murphy	Ireland	11-2
1997	Ireland	Marco Fu	Hong Kong	Bjorn Haneveer	Belgium	11-7
1996	Johannesburg	Chan Kwok Ming	Hong Kong	Risto Vayrynen	Finland	11-5
1995	Singapore	Alan Burnett	Scotland	Kwan Poomjang	Thailand	10-6
1994	Helsinki	Quinten Hann	Australia	David Gray	England	11-10
1993	Reykjavik	Kristian Helgason	Iceland	Indika Dodandogade	Sri Lanka	11-7
1992	Brunei	Robin Hull	Finland	Patrick Delsemme	Belgium	11-7
1991	India	Ronnie O'Sullivan	England	Patrick Delsemme	Belgium	11-4
1990	Australia	Peter Ebdon	England	Oliver King	England	11-9
1989	Iceland	Ken Doherty	R.o.Ireland	Jason Ferguson	England	11-5
1988	Thailand	Brian Morgan	England	Jason Peplow	Malta	6-1
1987	Hastings	Jonathan Birch	England	Stefan Mazrocis	England	4-1

WORLD UNDER-21 GIRLS SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	China	Bai Yulu	China	Nutcharat W.	Thailand	4-0
2018	China	Nutcharat W.	Thailand	Yulu Bai	China	4-2
2017	China	Nutcharat W.	Thailand	Xia Yuying	China	5-3
2016	Belgium	Nutcharat W.	Thailand	Siripaporn N.	Thailand	5-4
2015	Romania	Siripaporn N.	Thailand	Nutcharat W.	Thailand	5-2
2014	UAE	Jessica Woods	Australia	Waratthanun S.	Thailand	4-3
2007	India	Bi Zhuqing	China	Ng On Yee	Hong Kong	4-2

WORLD UNDER-18 BOYS SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	China	Jiang Jun	China	Gao Yang	China	5-2
2018	China	He Guoqiang	China	Lei Peifan	China	5-4
2017	2018	Naseem Akhtar	Pakistan	Lei Peifan	China	5-3
2016	Belgium	Jackson Page	Wales	Yun Fung Tam	Hong Kong	5-4
2015	Russia	Ka Wai Cheung	Hong Kong	Ming Tung Chan	Hong Kong	5-2

WORLD UNDER-18 GIRLS SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2016	Belgium	Siripaporn N.	Thailand	Nutcharat W.	Thailand	3-1
2015	Russia	Yana Shut	Belarus	Anastasija Singurindi	Russia	3-0

WORLD team (men) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	Myanmar	Pankaj Advani Aditya Mehta	India	Pongsakron C. Poramin D.	Thailand	5-2
2018	Egypt	Passakorn S. Thanawat T.	Thailand	Chau Hon man Lee Tsz Ho	Hong Kong	5-2
2017	Egypt	Md. Asif Babar Masih	Pakistan	Md. Sajjad Asjad Iqbal	Pakistan	5-4
2016	Egypt	Soheil Vahedi Amir Sarkhosh	Iran	Chen Zifan Yuan Sijun	China	5-2
2015	Pakistan	Moh Keen Hoo Lim Kok Leong	Malaysia	Asjad Iqbal Shahid Aftab	Pakistan	5-4
2014	Egypt	Fung Kwok Wai Lee Chun Wai	Hong Kong	Muhammad Asif Muhammad Sajjad	Pakistan	5-3
2013	Ireland	Muhammad Asif Muhammad Sajjad	Pakistan	Soheil Vahedi Amir Sarkhosh	Iran	5-3

WORLD team (mASTERS) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	Myanmar	Suckakree Poomjang Phisit Chandsri	Thailand	Alok Kumar Rafath Habib	India	4-0
2018	Egypt	Suckakree Poomjang Phisit Chandsri	Thailand	Alok Kumar Rafath Habib	India	5-1
2017	Egypt	Chuchart Trairatnapradit Suchart Sukliem	Thailand	Darren Morgan Wayne Morgan	Wales	5-3
2016	Egypt	Chuchart Trairatnapradit Phisit Chandsri	Thailand	Dharminder Lilly Rafath Habib	India	5-1
2015	Pakistan	Saleh Mohammed Zemarai Hassas	Afghanistan	Mohd. Yousuf Naveen Parwani	Pakistan	5-2
2014	Egypt	Darren Morgan Elfed Evans	Wales	Chuchart Trairatnapradit Phisit Chandsri	Thailand	5-0
2013	Ireland	Anthony Harrrs Robert Marshall	England	Mario Van Herk Alain Vandersteen	Belgium	5-0
2006	USA	Geet Sethi Devendra Joshi BVS Murthy	India	Dene O'Kane Gary Gillard Daniel Haienga	New Zealand	6-5

WORLD team (women) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	Myanmar	Bai Yulu Shi Chuxia	China	Nutcharat Wongharuthai Waratthanan Sukritthanes	Thailand	4-1
2018	Egypt	Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan Waratthanan Sukritthanes	Thailand	Vidya Pillai Amee Kamani	India	4-2
2017	Egypt	Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan Waratthanan Sukritthanes	Thailand	Ng On Yee Ka Kai Wan	Hong Kong	3-1
2016	Egypt	Ng On Yee Ka Kai Wan	Hong Kong	Vidya Pillai Amee Kamani	India	4-3
2014	Egypt	Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan Waratthanan Sukritthanes	Thailand	Daria Sirotina Anastasia Nechaeva	Russia	4-1
2013	Ireland	Vidya Pillai Arantxa Sanchis	India	Ng On Yee So Man Yan	Hong Kong	3-2

WORLD 6reds (men) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	Myanmar	Laxman Rawat	India	Muhammad Asif	Pakistan	6-5
2018	Egypt	Passakorn S.	Thailand	Thanawat T.	Thailand	6-2
2017	Egypt	Darren Morgan	Wales	Kamal Chawla	India	6-4
2016	Egypt	Darren Morgan	Wales	Chau Hon Man	Hong Kong	6-4
2015	Pakistan	Pankaj Advani	India	Yan Bingtao	China	6-2
2014	Egypt	Pankaj Advani	India	Kacper Filipiak	Poland	6-1
2013	Ireland	Duane Jones	Wales	Michael Judge	Ireland	6-4

WORLD 6Reds (WOmen) SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP

Year	Venue	Winner	Country	Runner-up	Country	Score
2019	Myanmar	Nutcharat Wongharuthai	Thailand	Amee Kamani	India	4-2
2018	Egypt	Waratthanun Sukritthanes	Thailand	Ng On Yee	Hong Kong	4-2
2017	Egypt	Ng On Yee	Hong Kong	Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan	Thailand	4-0
2016	Egypt	Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan	Thailand	Vidya Pillai	India	4-0
2015	Pakistan	Ng On Yee	Hong Kong	Vidya Pillai	India	5-2
2014	Egypt	Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan	Thailand	Anastasia Nechaeva	Russia	4-2
2013	Ireland	Ng On Yee	Hong Kong	Daria Sirotina	Russia	4-0

PAST CHAMPIONS

WORLD BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP

Year

Venue

Winner

Country

Runner-up

Country

Score

2019

Myanmar (150 Up)

Pankaj Advani

India

Nay Thway Oo

Myanmar

6-2

2018

Myanmar (Long Up)

Pankaj Advani

India

B. Bhaskar

India

1500-299

2018

Myanmar (150 Up)

Pankaj Advani

India

Nay Thway Oo

Myanmar

6-2

2017

Qatar (Long Up)

Mike Russell

England

Rob Hall

England

1500-1284

2017

Qatar (150 Up)

Pankaj Advani

India

Mike Russell

England

6-2

2016

India (150 Up)

Pankaj Advani

India

Peter Gilchrist

Singapore

6-3

2016

India (Long Up)

Peter Gilchrist

Singapore

Sourav Kothari

India

1500-617

2015

Australia (Timed)

Pankaj Advani

India

Peter Gilchrist

Singapore

2408-1240

2015

Australia (150-Up)

Peter Gilchrist

Singapore

Pankaj Advani

India

6-4

2014

England (Timed)

Pankaj Advani

India

Rob Hall

England

1928-893

2014