Why are snooker tables green? Baize was originally used on billiard tables in the 15th century. The sport was played on outdoors on grass before moving indoors onto a rectangular table. Baize was used ...

Snooker is a popular billiard sport/cuesport. The full version of snooker is played on a 12 foot by 6 foot table with six pockets. There is a pocket on each corner of the table and in the middle of ...

The 2025 World Snooker Championship is set to reach its thrilling climax at the Crucible on Monday night, with Sheffield once again transforming into the snooker capital of the world. This two-week ...

People have wondered why snooker tables are green in colour and the answer dates back hundreds of years Get daily headlines and breaking news alerts for FREE by signing up to our newsletter We have ...

A beautiful simplicity seems to unfold when Ronnie O’Sullivan constructs a century break, potting 100 points’ worth of balls on a single visit to a snooker table. No one ever described snooker as an ...

THE table on which Stephen Hendry won his first world snooker championship is up for sale at offers over GBP450,000 - with a mansion thrown in. The collector's item is being sold as part of the ...

At the 2012 World Snooker Championship final, Ronnie O'Sullivan, considered the most talented snooker player of all time, completed a remarkable sequence of shots to clear the table. Sam Knight ...

SNOOKER dates back to 1875 but became popular in the 20th century. One of the most recognisable features of the game is the green baize, but not everybody knows why the colour green was chosen. Please ...