The 2024 Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters was a professional

snooker Snooker (pronounced , ) is a cue sports, cue sport played on a Billiard table#Snooker and English billiards tables, rectangular table covered with a green cloth called baize, with six Billiard table#Pockets 2, pockets, one at each corner and o ...

tournament that took place from 30 August to 7 September 2024 at Green Halls in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It was the inaugural edition of the tournament and was part of the

2024–25 snooker season The 2024–25 snooker season is an upcoming professional snooker season with tournaments played between 2024 and 2025. Players New professional players The players listed below have received a two-year tour card so far, for the 2024–25 ...

. The tournament featured a total prize fund of £2,302,000, the second-highest after the World Championship. It is one of snooker's four major tournaments. Judd Trump won the tournament, defeating Mark Williams 109 in the final. There were 91 century breaks made in the event, the highest being a

147 147 may refer to: * 147 (number), a natural number * AD 147, a year of the Julian calendar, in the second century * 147 BC, a year of the pre-Julian Roman calendar * 147 AH, a year in the Islamic calendar that corresponds to 764 – 765 CE ...

by Noppon Saengkham.

Format

There were 17 amateur wildcard players from the Middle East included in the draw, including 7 from Saudi Arabia. Rounds 1, 2, and 3 were the best of 7 ; rounds 4 and 5 were the best of 9 frames; round 6, the quarterfinals and the semifinals were the best of 11 frames; and the final was a best of 19 frames match, played over two . The tournament was broadcast on Eurosport and Discovery+ in Europe and by various broadcasters worldwide. It was also available on Matchroom Live.

Prize fund

The prize fund for the tournament is detailed below: * Winner: £500,000 * Runner-up: £200,000 * Semi-final: £100,000 * Quarter-final: £50,000 * Last 16: £30,000 * Last 32: £20,000 * Last 48: £11,000 * Last 80: £7,000 * Last 112: £4,000 * Last 144: £2,000 *

break: £50,000 * Total: £2,302,000

Summary

Early rounds

Round 1

Round 1 (last 144) matches were played on 30 August as the best of 7 frames. In the afternoon

Robbie McGuigan Robbie McGuigan (born 7 July 2004) is a professional snooker player from Northern Ireland. In 2023, he became a three-time Northern Ireland Amateur champion, whilst still a teenager. Early life From County Antrim, McGuigan attended Antrim Gr ...

beat Abdulraouf Saigh 43, and Michael Holt Ahmad Abul. In the evening session Jimmy White defeated Mohammed Shehab 42, and Stan Moody whitewashed Ziyad Alqabbani.

Round 2

Round 2 (last 112) matches were played on 31 August as the best of 7 frames. In the afternoon session Artemijs Žižins beat Xu Si 43, and Jimmy White defeated Andrew Higginson 41. In the evening session Antoni Kowalski whitewashed He Guoqiang, and Bulcsú Révész beat Mark Davis 43.

Round 3

Round 3 (last 80) matches were played on 1 September as the best of 7 frames. In the afternoon session Hossein Vafaei beat Ishpreet Singh Chadha 41, and Joe O'Connor defeated Louis Heathcote 43. In the evening session Neil Robertson defeated Paul Deaville 41. Noppon Saengkham made a maximum break in the first frame of his 41 win over Amir Sarkhosh, his third in professional competition and the first maximum of the 202425 season. Saengkham had also made the 13th and last maximum of the previous season.

Round 4

Round 4 (last 48) matches were played on 2 September as the best of 9 frames. In the afternoon session Ben Woollaston beat Hossein Vafaei 53, and Thepchaiya Un-Nooh defeated Chris Wakelin 54. In the evening session David Gilbert beat Jordan Brown 53, and Neil Robertson defeated

Gong Chenzhi Gong Chenzhi is a Chinese snooker player. In 2024, he won a place on the World Snooker Tour from the 2024–25 snooker season. Career In June 2023, Gong beat three-time Women’s World Champion Ng On Yee 4-0 at the Asia-Oceania Q School in B ...

51.

Final rounds

Round 5

Round 5 (last 32) matches were played on 3 September as the best of 9 frames. In the afternoon session Judd Trump fought back from 04 behind to beat Wu Yize 54, and Xiao Guodong defeated

Mark Allen Mark may refer to: Currency * Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark, the currency of Bosnia and Herzegovina * East German mark, the currency of the German Democratic Republic * Estonian mark, the currency of Estonia between 1918 and 1927 * Finn ...

51. In the evening session Ronnie O'Sullivan defeated Lei Peifan 51, and Zhang Anda whitewashed Ben Woollaston, making four century breaks in the five frames. Stuart Bingham beat Ding Junhui 54. In the Ding's break ended when the came off his and hit a . Bingham then made a 63 break to win the match.

Round 6

Round 6 (last 16) matches were played on 4 September as the best of 11 frames. In the afternoon session Neil Robertson defeated Gary Wilson 61, and Judd Trump beat Jack Lisowski 61. In the evening session Ronnie O'Sullivan recovered from 30 down to defeat Zhang Anda 65, and Mark Williams beat Stuart Bingham 62. Jimmy Robertson beat the reigning world champion Kyren Wilson 64.

Quarter finals

The quarter-finals were played on 5 September as the best of 11 frames. In the afternoon session Shaun Murphy defeated Xiao Guodong 62, and Judd Trump beat Neil Robertson 63. In the evening session Mark Williams whitewashed Jimmy Robertson, and Si Jiahui beat Ronnie O'Sullivan 64.

Semi finals

The semi-finals were played on 6 September as the best of 11 frames. In the first semifinal in the afternoon session Judd Trump played Shaun Murphy. At the midsession interval Trump led Murphy 31, and then went on to win the match 65. In the second semifinal in the evening session Mark Williams played Si Jiahui. At the midsession interval Williams led Si 31, and then went on to win the match 63, although Si made two century breaks.

Final

The final was played on 7 September as the best of 19 frames, over two sessions. Mark Williams played Judd Trump. In the afternoon session, at the midsession interval, Trump led Williams 31. At the end of the session Trump led Williams 53, with Williams making two century breaks. In the evening session, at the midsession interval, the score was level at 66, with Williams making another century break. Trump went on to win the match 109.

Final rounds

The draw for the final rounds is shown below. Numbers in parentheses after the players' names denote the players' seeding. Players in bold denote match winners.

Early rounds

The draw for the early rounds is shown below. Numbers in parentheses after the players' names denote the players' seeding, an "a" indicates amateur players who were not on the main World Snooker Tour. Players in bold denote match winners. {{2NTeam-NTeamBracket , boldwinner=high , rounds=4 , brackets=16 , team-width = auto , RD1-teams=4 , RD2-teams=4 , RD3-teams=4 , seeds = no , RD1 = Round 1 (Last 144)
Best of 7 frames , RD2 = Round 2 (Last 112)
Best of 7 frames , RD3 = Round 3 (Last 80)
Best of 7 frames , RD4 = Round 4 (Last 48)
Best of 9 frames , RD1-team01={{flagathlete,

Rory Thor Thor Chuan Leong (; born 24 March 1988) is a Malaysian former professional snooker player. He is commonly referred to as Rory Thor. Career Thor, based in Penang, Malaysia represented his country at the 2006 & 2010 Asian Games and in the 201 ...

, MAS {{tooltip, (81), player seeding , RD1-score01=4 , RD1-team02={{flagathlete, Omar Alajlani, KSA {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score02=0 , RD1-team03={{flagathlete,

Baipat Siripaporn Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan (, born 24 May 1999), better known as Baipat Siripaporn, is a Thai snooker player who is the reigning world women's snooker champion. With compatriot Waratthanun Sukritthanes, she won the 2019 Women's Snooker World Cup ...

, THA {{tooltip, (105), player seeding , RD1-score03=3 , RD1-team04={{flagathlete, Mohamed Elkhayat, EGY {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score04=4 , RD1-team05={{flagathlete, Chris Totten, SCO {{tooltip, (100), player seeding , RD1-score05=4 , RD1-team06={{flagathlete, Haris Tahir, PAK {{tooltip, (121), player seeding , RD1-score06=2 , RD1-team07={{flagathlete, Michael Holt, ENG {{tooltip, (98), player seeding , RD1-score07=4 , RD1-team08={{flagathlete, Ahmad Abul, KUW {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score08=0 , RD1-team09={{flagathlete, Mink Nutcharut, THA {{tooltip, (102), player seeding , RD1-score09=4 , RD1-team10={{flagathlete, Kusai Hamed, LBY {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score10=1 , RD1-team11={{flagathlete, Reanne Evans, ENG {{tooltip, (89), player seeding , RD1-score11=0 , RD1-team12={{flagathlete, Simon Blackwell, ENG {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score12=4 , RD1-team13={{flagathlete, Artemijs Žižins, LAT {{tooltip, (113), player seeding , RD1-score13=w/o , RD1-team14={{flagathlete, Lim Kok Leong, MAS {{tooltip, (120), player seeding{{efn, Lim Kok Leong did not show up for the round 1 match and so Artemijs Žižins was given a walkover. , RD1-score14=n/s , RD1-team15={{flagathlete,

, NIR {{tooltip, (88), player seeding , RD1-score15=4 , RD1-team16={{flagathlete, Abdulraouf Saigh, KSA {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score16=3 , RD1-team17={{flagathlete,

Liam Graham Liam Matthew Graham (born 14 August 1992) is a New Zealand professional footballer who plays for Auckland City and the New Zealand national team. Graham was born in Melbourne, Australia. He played youth football with Vicenza before making his ...

, SCO {{tooltip, (85), player seeding , RD1-score17=4 , RD1-team18={{flagathlete, Ali Hussain Ali, IRQ {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score18=0 , RD1-team19={{flagathlete, Oliver Lines, ENG {{tooltip, (107), player seeding , RD1-score19=4 , RD1-team20={{flagathlete, Faisal Bahashwan, KSA {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score20=0 , RD1-team21={{flagathlete,

Cheung Ka Wai Cheung Ka-wai also as Ka Wai Cheung (, born 17 February 1999) is a snooker player from Hong Kong. Career Amateur In 2015, Cheung won the IBSF World Under-18 Snooker Championship On 4 March 2015 it was announced that Cheung was invited to play ...

, HKG {{tooltip, (93), player seeding , RD1-score21=4 , RD1-team22={{flagathlete, Joshua Thomond, ENG {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score22=1 , RD1-team23={{flagathlete, Lei Peifan, CHN {{tooltip, (103), player seeding , RD1-score23=4 , RD1-team24={{flagathlete, Bai Yulu, CHN {{tooltip, (119), player seeding , RD1-score24=2 , RD1-team25={{flagathlete, Allan Taylor, ENG {{tooltip, (96), player seeding , RD1-score25=4 , RD1-team26={{flagathlete, Adeel Aqdus, PAK {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score26=2 , RD1-team27={{flagathlete,

Farakh Ajaib Farakh Ajaib (born 3 February 1991) is a Pakistani professional snooker player from Lancashire. Career In 2018, Ajaib was crowned the inaugural East Lancashire Snooker Championship winner. He was a ‘top-up’ player for several main tour eve ...

, PAK {{tooltip, (92), player seeding , RD1-score27=4 , RD1-team28={{flagathlete, Haitham Al Mahri, OMN {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score28=0 , RD1-team29={{flagathlete, Julien Leclercq, BEL {{tooltip, (112), player seeding , RD1-score29=4 , RD1-team30={{flagathlete, Dylan Emery, WAL {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score30=2 , RD1-team31={{flagathlete, Jimmy White, ENG {{tooltip, (84), player seeding , RD1-score31=4 , RD1-team32={{flagathlete, Mohammed Shehab, UAE {{tooltip, (115), player seeding , RD1-score32=2 , RD1-team33={{flagathlete, Andrew Pagett, WAL {{tooltip, (83), player seeding , RD1-score33=4 , RD1-team34={{flagathlete, Wang Yuchen, HKG {{tooltip, (116), player seeding , RD1-score34=2 , RD1-team35={{flagathlete,

Huang Jiahao Huang or Hwang may refer to: Location * Huang County, former county in Shandong, China, current Longkou City * Yellow River, or Huang River, in China * Huangshan, mountain range in Anhui, China * Huang (state), state in ancient China. * Hwang Riv ...

, CHN {{tooltip, (108), player seeding , RD1-score35=4 , RD1-team36={{flagathlete, Ahmed Aly Elsayed, USA {{tooltip, (106), player seeding , RD1-score36=0 , RD1-team37={{flagathlete,

Ben Mertens Ben Mertens (born 13 October 2004) is a Belgian professional snooker player. He won the World Open Under-16 Snooker Championships in 2018. Career Ben Mertens is from Wetteren. When he was 12 years old, he reached the 2nd round of the 2017 EBSA Eu ...

, BEL {{tooltip, (94), player seeding , RD1-score37=4 , RD1-team38={{flagathlete, Abdullah Alotayyani, KSA {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score38=0 , RD1-team39={{flagathlete, Antoni Kowalski, POL {{tooltip, (101), player seeding , RD1-score39=4 , RD1-team40={{flagathlete, Habib Subah Humood, BHR {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score40=1 , RD1-team41={{flagathlete,

, CHN {{tooltip, (104), player seeding , RD1-score41=4 , RD1-team42={{flagathlete, Ali Jalil Ali, IRQ {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score42=0 , RD1-team43={{flagathlete, Mitchell Mann, ENG {{tooltip, (91), player seeding , RD1-score43=3 , RD1-team44={{flagathlete, Paul Deaville, ENG {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score44=4 , RD1-team45={{flagathlete, Bulcsú Révész, HUN {{tooltip, (111), player seeding , RD1-score45=4 , RD1-team46={{flagathlete,

Iulian Boiko Iulian Boiko (born 22 September 2005 in Kyiv, Ukraine) is a Ukrainian snooker player who was professional from 2020 to 2022. Career In May 2019, Boiko registered his first official century break in a 4–3 defeat against Billy Joe Castle in ...

, UKR {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score46=2 , RD1-team47={{flagathlete, Dean Young, SCO {{tooltip, (86), player seeding , RD1-score47=4 , RD1-team48={{flagathlete, Saleh Alamoudi, KSA {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score48=0 , RD1-team49={{flagathlete,

Mostafa Dorgham Mostafa Dorgham (born 10 January 1996) is an Egyptian snooker player. He earned a two-year card on to the World Snooker Tour, starting from the 2023-24 snooker season. Career Dorgham finished as runner-up to Mohamed Ibrahim at the 2018 ABSF A ...

, EGY {{tooltip, (87), player seeding , RD1-score49=1 , RD1-team50={{flagathlete, Jonas Luz, BRA {{tooltip, (122), player seeding , RD1-score50=4 , RD1-team51={{flagathlete, Haydon Pinhey, ENG {{tooltip, (109), player seeding , RD1-score51=4 , RD1-team52={{flagathlete, Ayman Alamri, KSA {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score52=0 , RD1-team53={{flagathlete,

Manasawin Phetmalaikul Manasawin Phetmalaikul ( th, มนัสวินษ์ เพชรมาลัยกุล, born 19 May 1999) is a professional snooker player from Thailand. In 2023 he earned a two-year place on the World Snooker Tour. Early and personal ...

, THA {{tooltip, (90), player seeding , RD1-score53=0 , RD1-team54={{flagathlete, Amir Sarkhosh, IRN {{tooltip, (117), player seeding , RD1-score54=4 , RD1-team55={{flagathlete, Zak Surety, ENG {{tooltip, (97), player seeding , RD1-score55=4 , RD1-team56={{flagathlete, Ali Al Obaidly, QAT {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score56=0 , RD1-team57={{flagathlete, Duane Jones, WAL {{tooltip, (99), player seeding , RD1-score57=4 , RD1-team58={{flagathlete, Khalid Al Kamali, UAE {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score58=1 , RD1-team59={{flagathlete,

Liam Davies Liam Davies (born 10 May 1986) is a Welsh rugby union footballer. A scrum-half, Davies began his professional rugby career with the Llanelli Scarlets, and made his league debut for the Scarlets while still in the region's development squad, pla ...

, WAL {{tooltip, (95), player seeding , RD1-score59=4 , RD1-team60={{flagathlete, Ken Doherty, IRL {{tooltip, (114), player seeding , RD1-score60=3 , RD1-team61={{flagathlete, Kreishh Gurbaxani, IND {{tooltip, (110), player seeding , RD1-score61=0 , RD1-team62={{flagathlete, Sunny Akani, THA {{tooltip, (118), player seeding , RD1-score62=4 , RD1-team63={{flagathlete, Stan Moody, ENG {{tooltip, (82), player seeding , RD1-score63=4 , RD1-team64={{flagathlete, Ziyad Alqabbani, KSA {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD1-score64=0 , RD2-team01={{flagathlete,

Hammad Miah Hammad Miah ( bn, হাম্মাদ মিঞা; born 6 July 1993) is a British professional snooker player of Bangladeshi-origin. In May 2013, Miah qualified for the 2013–14 and 2014–15 professional Main Tour as one of four semi- ...

, ENG {{tooltip, (80), player seeding , RD2-score01=1 , RD2-team02={{flagathlete,

, MAS {{tooltip, (81), player seeding , RD2-score02=4 , RD2-team03={{flagathlete, Jimmy Robertson, ENG {{tooltip, (49), player seeding , RD2-score03=4 , RD2-team04={{flagathlete, Mohamed Elkhayat, EGY {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD2-score04=2 , RD2-team05={{flagathlete, Ashley Carty, ENG {{tooltip, (65), player seeding , RD2-score05=4 , RD2-team06={{flagathlete, Chris Totten, SCO {{tooltip, (100), player seeding , RD2-score06=0 , RD2-team07={{flagathlete, Liu Hongyu, CHN {{tooltip, (64), player seeding , RD2-score07=4 , RD2-team08={{flagathlete, Michael Holt, ENG {{tooltip, (98), player seeding , RD2-score08=2 , RD2-team09={{flagathlete, Anthony Hamilton, ENG {{tooltip, (57), player seeding , RD2-score09=4 , RD2-team10={{flagathlete, Mink Nutcharut, THA {{tooltip, (102), player seeding , RD2-score10=2 , RD2-team11={{flagathlete, Xing Zihao, CHN {{tooltip, (72), player seeding , RD2-score11=4 , RD2-team12={{flagathlete, Simon Blackwell, ENG {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD2-score12=2 , RD2-team13={{flagathlete, Xu Si, CHN {{tooltip, (56), player seeding , RD2-score13=3 , RD2-team14={{flagathlete, Artemijs Žižins, LAT {{tooltip, (113), player seeding , RD2-score14=4 , RD2-team15={{flagathlete, Ma Hailong, CHN {{tooltip, (73), player seeding , RD2-score15=3 , RD2-team16={{flagathlete,

, NIR {{tooltip, (88), player seeding , RD2-score16=4 , RD2-team17={{flagathlete, Ishpreet Singh Chadha, IND {{tooltip, (76), player seeding , RD2-score17=4 , RD2-team18={{flagathlete,

, SCO {{tooltip, (85), player seeding , RD2-score18=1 , RD2-team19={{flagathlete, Ben Woollaston, ENG {{tooltip, (53), player seeding , RD2-score19=4 , RD2-team20={{flagathlete, Oliver Lines, ENG {{tooltip, (107), player seeding , RD2-score20=2 , RD2-team21={{flagathlete, Louis Heathcote, ENG {{tooltip, (69), player seeding , RD2-score21=4 , RD2-team22={{flagathlete,

, HKG {{tooltip, (93), player seeding , RD2-score22=2 , RD2-team23={{flagathlete, Jamie Clarke, WAL {{tooltip, (60), player seeding , RD2-score23=3 , RD2-team24={{flagathlete, Lei Peifan, CHN {{tooltip, (103), player seeding , RD2-score24=4 , RD2-team25={{flagathlete, Aaron Hill, IRL {{tooltip, (61), player seeding , RD2-score25=2 , RD2-team26={{flagathlete, Allan Taylor, ENG {{tooltip, (96), player seeding , RD2-score26=4 , RD2-team27={{flagathlete, Stuart Carrington, ENG {{tooltip, (68), player seeding , RD2-score27=4 , RD2-team28={{flagathlete,

, PAK {{tooltip, (92), player seeding , RD2-score28=2 , RD2-team29={{flagathlete, Graeme Dott, SCO {{tooltip, (52), player seeding , RD2-score29=4 , RD2-team30={{flagathlete, Julien Leclercq, BEL {{tooltip, (112), player seeding , RD2-score30=3 , RD2-team31={{flagathlete, Andrew Higginson, ENG {{tooltip, (77), player seeding , RD2-score31=1 , RD2-team32={{flagathlete, Jimmy White, ENG {{tooltip, (84), player seeding , RD2-score32=4 , RD2-team33={{flagathlete, Alexander Ursenbacher, SUI {{tooltip, (78), player seeding , RD2-score33=3 , RD2-team34={{flagathlete, Andrew Pagett, WAL {{tooltip, (83), player seeding , RD2-score34=4 , RD2-team35={{flagathlete,

Martin O'Donnell Martin O'Donnell (born May 1, 1955) is an American composer known for his work on video game developer Bungie's series, such as '' Myth'', ''Oni'', ''Halo'', and ''Destiny''. O'Donnell collaborated with his musical colleague Michael Salvatori ...

, ENG {{tooltip, (51), player seeding , RD2-score35=4 , RD2-team36={{flagathlete,

, CHN {{tooltip, (108), player seeding , RD2-score36=0 , RD2-team37={{flagathlete,

Long Zehuang Long Zehuang (; born 28 December 1996) is a Chinese snooker player. He has achieved a place on the World Snooker Tour starting with 2023–24 snooker season. Career Before becoming a professional snooker player, Long won World Junior 9-Ball ...

, CHN {{tooltip, (67), player seeding , RD2-score37=0 , RD2-team38={{flagathlete,

, BEL {{tooltip, (94), player seeding , RD2-score38=4 , RD2-team39={{flagathlete, He Guoqiang, CHN {{tooltip, (62), player seeding , RD2-score39=0 , RD2-team40={{flagathlete, Antoni Kowalski, POL {{tooltip, (101), player seeding , RD2-score40=4 , RD2-team41={{flagathlete, David Grace, ENG {{tooltip, (59), player seeding , RD2-score41=2 , RD2-team42={{flagathlete,

, CHN {{tooltip, (104), player seeding , RD2-score42=4 , RD2-team43={{flagathlete,

Ian Burns Ian Burns may refer to: * Ian Burns (snooker player) Ian Burns (born 11 March 1985) is an English professional snooker player. Burns turned professional in 2012 after qualifying in his first attempt of the Q School and gained a two-year tour ...

, ENG {{tooltip, (70), player seeding , RD2-score43=0 , RD2-team44={{flagathlete, Paul Deaville, ENG {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD2-score44=4 , RD2-team45={{flagathlete, Mark Davis, ENG {{tooltip, (54), player seeding , RD2-score45=3 , RD2-team46={{flagathlete, Bulcsú Révész, HUN {{tooltip, (111), player seeding , RD2-score46=4 , RD2-team47={{flagathlete, Alfie Burden, ENG {{tooltip, (75), player seeding , RD2-score47=4 , RD2-team48={{flagathlete, Dean Young, SCO {{tooltip, (86), player seeding , RD2-score48=3 , RD2-team49={{flagathlete,

Jiang Jun Jiang may refer to: * ''Jiang'' (rank), rank held by general officers in the military of China *Jiang (surname), several Chinese surnames **Jiang Zemin (1926–2022), as general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party *Jiang River The Jiang Rive ...

, CHN {{tooltip, (74), player seeding , RD2-score49=4 , RD2-team50={{flagathlete, Jonas Luz, BRA {{tooltip, (122), player seeding , RD2-score50=1 , RD2-team51={{flagathlete,

David Lilley David William Lilley (born 31 October 1977 in Bellshill, North Lanarkshire) is a Scottish former professional footballer who usually plays at centre back but has also played at right back. Lilley was most recently the manager of Bellshill ...

, ENG {{tooltip, (55), player seeding , RD2-score51=2 , RD2-team52={{flagathlete, Haydon Pinhey, ENG {{tooltip, (109), player seeding , RD2-score52=4 , RD2-team53={{flagathlete,

Ross Muir Ross Muir (born 6 October 1995 in Edinburgh) is a Scottish former professional snooker player. He regularly wears a glove on his bridge hand. Muir turned professional in 2013 after graduating from event two of the Q School, defeating David Mor ...

, SCO {{tooltip, (71), player seeding , RD2-score53=3 , RD2-team54={{flagathlete, Amir Sarkhosh, IRN {{tooltip, (117), player seeding , RD2-score54=4 , RD2-team55={{flagathlete, Sanderson Lam, ENG {{tooltip, (58), player seeding , RD2-score55=4 , RD2-team56={{flagathlete, Zak Surety, ENG {{tooltip, (97), player seeding , RD2-score56=3 , RD2-team57={{flagathlete, Daniel Wells, WAL {{tooltip, (63), player seeding , RD2-score57=2 , RD2-team58={{flagathlete, Duane Jones, WAL {{tooltip, (99), player seeding , RD2-score58=4 , RD2-team59={{flagathlete, Marco Fu, HKG {{tooltip, (66), player seeding , RD2-score59=4 , RD2-team60={{flagathlete,

, WAL {{tooltip, (95), player seeding , RD2-score60=0 , RD2-team61={{flagathlete, Tian Pengfei, CHN {{tooltip, (50), player seeding , RD2-score61=4 , RD2-team62={{flagathlete, Sunny Akani, THA {{tooltip, (118), player seeding , RD2-score62=2 , RD2-team63={{flagathlete, Liam Pullen, ENG {{tooltip, (79), player seeding , RD2-score63=1 , RD2-team64={{flagathlete, Stan Moody, ENG {{tooltip, (82), player seeding , RD2-score64=4 , RD3-team01={{flagathlete, Robert Milkins, ENG {{tooltip, (17), player seeding , RD3-score01=3 , RD3-team02={{flagathlete,

, MAS {{tooltip, (81), player seeding , RD3-score02=4 , RD3-team03={{flagathlete, Fan Zhengyi, CHN {{tooltip, (48), player seeding , RD3-score03=3 , RD3-team04={{flagathlete, Jimmy Robertson, ENG {{tooltip, (49), player seeding , RD3-score04=4 , RD3-team05={{flagathlete, Anthony McGill, SCO {{tooltip, (32), player seeding , RD3-score05=1 , RD3-team06={{flagathlete, Ashley Carty, ENG {{tooltip, (65), player seeding , RD3-score06=4 , RD3-team07={{flagathlete, Ricky Walden, ENG {{tooltip, (33), player seeding , RD3-score07=1 , RD3-team08={{flagathlete, Liu Hongyu, CHN {{tooltip, (64), player seeding , RD3-score08=4 , RD3-team09={{flagathlete,

Jamie Jones Jamie Jones may refer to: * Jamie Jones (DJ), Welsh DJ, producer and two-time DJ Awards winner * Jamie Jones (footballer) (born 1989), English professional footballer for Wigan Athletic * Jamie Jones (snooker player) (born 1988), Welsh professional ...

, WAL {{tooltip, (40), player seeding , RD3-score09=2 , RD3-team10={{flagathlete, Anthony Hamilton, ENG {{tooltip, (57), player seeding , RD3-score10=4 , RD3-team11={{flagathlete, Stuart Bingham, ENG {{tooltip, (25), player seeding , RD3-score11=4 , RD3-team12={{flagathlete, Xing Zihao, CHN {{tooltip, (72), player seeding , RD3-score12=2 , RD3-team13={{flagathlete, Thepchaiya Un-Nooh, THA {{tooltip, (41), player seeding , RD3-score13=4 , RD3-team14={{flagathlete, Artemijs Žižins, LAT {{tooltip, (113), player seeding , RD3-score14=1 , RD3-team15={{flagathlete, Chris Wakelin, ENG {{tooltip, (24), player seeding , RD3-score15=4 , RD3-team16={{flagathlete,

, NIR {{tooltip, (88), player seeding , RD3-score16=2 , RD3-team17={{flagathlete, Hossein Vafaei, IRN {{tooltip, (21), player seeding , RD3-score17=4 , RD3-team18={{flagathlete, Ishpreet Singh Chadha, IND {{tooltip, (76), player seeding , RD3-score18=1 , RD3-team19={{flagathlete, Joe Perry, ENG {{tooltip, (44), player seeding , RD3-score19=0 , RD3-team20={{flagathlete, Ben Woollaston, ENG {{tooltip, (53), player seeding , RD3-score20=4 , RD3-team21={{flagathlete, Joe O'Connor, ENG {{tooltip, (28), player seeding , RD3-score21=4 , RD3-team22={{flagathlete, Louis Heathcote, ENG {{tooltip, (69), player seeding , RD3-score22=3 , RD3-team23={{flagathlete, Robbie Williams, ENG {{tooltip, (37), player seeding , RD3-score23=3 , RD3-team24={{flagathlete, Lei Peifan, CHN {{tooltip, (103), player seeding , RD3-score24=4 , RD3-team25={{flagathlete, Matthew Selt, ENG {{tooltip, (36), player seeding , RD3-score25=4 , RD3-team26={{flagathlete, Allan Taylor, ENG {{tooltip, (96), player seeding , RD3-score26=3 , RD3-team27={{flagathlete, Pang Junxu, CHN {{tooltip, (29), player seeding , RD3-score27=4 , RD3-team28={{flagathlete, Stuart Carrington, ENG {{tooltip, (68), player seeding , RD3-score28=3 , RD3-team29={{flagathlete, Sam Craigie, ENG {{tooltip, (45), player seeding{{efn, Sam Craigie withdrew from the round 3 match because of injury and so Graeme Dott was given a walkover. , RD3-score29=w/d , RD3-team30={{flagathlete, Graeme Dott, SCO {{tooltip, (52), player seeding , RD3-score30=w/o , RD3-team31={{flagathlete, Si Jiahui, CHN {{tooltip, (20), player seeding , RD3-score31=4 , RD3-team32={{flagathlete, Jimmy White, ENG {{tooltip, (84), player seeding , RD3-score32=2 , RD3-team33={{flagathlete, Jack Lisowski, ENG {{tooltip, (19), player seeding , RD3-score33=4 , RD3-team34={{flagathlete, Andrew Pagett, WAL {{tooltip, (83), player seeding , RD3-score34=3 , RD3-team35={{flagathlete, Matthew Stevens, WAL {{tooltip, (46), player seeding , RD3-score35=3 , RD3-team36={{flagathlete,

, ENG {{tooltip, (51), player seeding , RD3-score36=4 , RD3-team37={{flagathlete, Stephen Maguire, SCO {{tooltip, (30), player seeding , RD3-score37=4 , RD3-team38={{flagathlete,

, BEL {{tooltip, (94), player seeding , RD3-score38=0 , RD3-team39={{flagathlete, Wu Yize, CHN {{tooltip, (35), player seeding , RD3-score39=4 , RD3-team40={{flagathlete, Antoni Kowalski, POL {{tooltip, (101), player seeding , RD3-score40=0 , RD3-team41={{flagathlete, Jackson Page, WAL {{tooltip, (38), player seeding , RD3-score41=2 , RD3-team42={{flagathlete,

, CHN {{tooltip, (104), player seeding , RD3-score42=4 , RD3-team43={{flagathlete, Neil Robertson, AUS {{tooltip, (27), player seeding , RD3-score43=4 , RD3-team44={{flagathlete, Paul Deaville, ENG {{tooltip, (a), amateur player , RD3-score44=1 , RD3-team45={{flagathlete, Jordan Brown, NIR {{tooltip, (43), player seeding , RD3-score45=4 , RD3-team46={{flagathlete, Bulcsú Révész, HUN {{tooltip, (111), player seeding , RD3-score46=3 , RD3-team47={{flagathlete, David Gilbert, ENG {{tooltip, (22), player seeding , RD3-score47=4 , RD3-team48={{flagathlete, Alfie Burden, ENG {{tooltip, (75), player seeding , RD3-score48=0 , RD3-team49={{flagathlete, Zhou Yuelong, CHN {{tooltip, (23), player seeding , RD3-score49=4 , RD3-team50={{flagathlete,

, CHN {{tooltip, (74), player seeding , RD3-score50=2 , RD3-team51={{flagathlete, Elliot Slessor, ENG {{tooltip, (42), player seeding , RD3-score51=4 , RD3-team52={{flagathlete, Haydon Pinhey, ENG {{tooltip, (109), player seeding , RD3-score52=2 , RD3-team53={{flagathlete, Noppon Saengkham, THA {{tooltip, (26), player seeding , RD3-score53=4 , RD3-team54={{flagathlete, Amir Sarkhosh, IRN {{tooltip, (117), player seeding , RD3-score54=1 , RD3-team55={{flagathlete, Yuan Sijun, CHN {{tooltip, (39), player seeding , RD3-score55=4 , RD3-team56={{flagathlete, Sanderson Lam, ENG {{tooltip, (58), player seeding , RD3-score56=1 , RD3-team57={{flagathlete, Xiao Guodong, CHN {{tooltip, (34), player seeding , RD3-score57=4 , RD3-team58={{flagathlete, Duane Jones, WAL {{tooltip, (99), player seeding , RD3-score58=3 , RD3-team59={{flagathlete, Lyu Haotian, CHN {{tooltip, (31), player seeding , RD3-score59=4 , RD3-team60={{flagathlete, Marco Fu, HKG {{tooltip, (66), player seeding , RD3-score60=3 , RD3-team61={{flagathlete, Scott Donaldson, SCO {{tooltip, (47), player seeding , RD3-score61=4 , RD3-team62={{flagathlete, Tian Pengfei, CHN {{tooltip, (50), player seeding , RD3-score62=2 , RD3-team63={{flagathlete, Ryan Day, WAL {{tooltip, (18), player seeding , RD3-score63=4 , RD3-team64={{flagathlete, Stan Moody, ENG {{tooltip, (82), player seeding , RD3-score64=2 , RD4-team01={{flagicon, MAS

{{tooltip, (81), player seeding , RD4-score01=0 , RD4-team02={{flagicon, ENG Jimmy Robertson {{tooltip, (49), player seeding , RD4-score02=5 , RD4-team03={{flagicon, ENG Ashley Carty {{tooltip, (65), player seeding , RD4-score03=2 , RD4-team04={{flagicon, CHN Liu Hongyu {{tooltip, (64), player seeding , RD4-score04=5 , RD4-team05={{flagicon, ENG Anthony Hamilton {{tooltip, (57), player seeding , RD4-score05=3 , RD4-team06={{flagicon, ENG Stuart Bingham {{tooltip, (25), player seeding , RD4-score06=5 , RD4-team07={{flagicon, THA Thepchaiya Un-Nooh {{tooltip, (41), player seeding , RD4-score07=5 , RD4-team08={{flagicon, ENG Chris Wakelin {{tooltip, (24), player seeding , RD4-score08=4 , RD4-team09={{flagicon, IRN Hossein Vafaei {{tooltip, (21), player seeding , RD4-score09=3 , RD4-team10={{flagicon, ENG Ben Woollaston {{tooltip, (53), player seeding , RD4-score10=5 , RD4-team11={{flagicon, ENG Joe O'Connor {{tooltip, (28), player seeding , RD4-score11=2 , RD4-team12={{flagicon, CHN Lei Peifan {{tooltip, (103), player seeding , RD4-score12=5 , RD4-team13={{flagicon, ENG Matthew Selt {{tooltip, (36), player seeding , RD4-score13=3 , RD4-team14={{flagicon, CHN Pang Junxu {{tooltip, (29), player seeding , RD4-score14=5 , RD4-team15={{flagicon, SCO Graeme Dott {{tooltip, (52), player seeding , RD4-score15=0 , RD4-team16={{flagicon, CHN Si Jiahui {{tooltip, (20), player seeding , RD4-score16=5 , RD4-team17={{flagicon, ENG Jack Lisowski {{tooltip, (19), player seeding , RD4-score17=5 , RD4-team18={{flagicon, ENG

{{tooltip, (51), player seeding , RD4-score18=2 , RD4-team19={{flagicon, SCO Stephen Maguire {{tooltip, (30), player seeding , RD4-score19=4 , RD4-team20={{flagicon, CHN Wu Yize {{tooltip, (35), player seeding , RD4-score20=5 , RD4-team21={{flagicon, CHN

{{tooltip, (104), player seeding , RD4-score21=1 , RD4-team22={{flagicon, AUS Neil Robertson {{tooltip, (27), player seeding , RD4-score22=5 , RD4-team23={{flagicon, NIR Jordan Brown {{tooltip, (43), player seeding , RD4-score23=3 , RD4-team24={{flagicon, ENG David Gilbert {{tooltip, (22), player seeding , RD4-score24=5 , RD4-team25={{flagicon, CHN Zhou Yuelong {{tooltip, (23), player seeding , RD4-score25=2 , RD4-team26={{flagicon, ENG Elliot Slessor {{tooltip, (42), player seeding , RD4-score26=5 , RD4-team27={{flagicon, THA Noppon Saengkham {{tooltip, (26), player seeding , RD4-score27=4 , RD4-team28={{flagicon, CHN Yuan Sijun {{tooltip, (39), player seeding , RD4-score28=5 , RD4-team29={{flagicon, CHN Xiao Guodong {{tooltip, (34), player seeding , RD4-score29=5 , RD4-team30={{flagicon, CHN Lyu Haotian {{tooltip, (31), player seeding , RD4-score30=2 , RD4-team31={{flagicon, SCO Scott Donaldson {{tooltip, (47), player seeding , RD4-score31=5 , RD4-team32={{flagicon, WAL Ryan Day {{tooltip, (18), player seeding , RD4-score32=2 :Note: n/s=no-show (did not show up for the match); w/d=withdrawn; w/o=walkover

Final

{, class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto 1em auto;" , - , colspan = "3" align="center" bgcolor="#ffd700" , Final: Best of 19 frames. Referee: Olivier Marteel
Green Halls, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 7 September 2024 , - , width="260" align="right" , Mark Williams {{tooltip, (9), player seeding
{{WAL , width="100" align="center" , 9{{ndash10 , width="260" , Judd Trump {{tooltip, (3), player seeding
{{ENG , - , colspan="3" align="center" , ''Afternoon:'' 82{{ndash39, 48{{ndash59, 5{{ndash83, 1{{ndash68, 30{{ndash63, 121{{ndash0 (121), 132{{ndash0 (132), 18{{ndash56
''Evening:'' 68{{ndash16, 8{{ndash76, 101{{ndash0 (101), 64{{ndash37, 77{{ndash0, 30{{ndash76, 42{{ndash72, 92{{ndash16, 138{{ndash0 (138), 0{{ndash90, 62{{ndash72 , - , align="right" , (''frame 17'') 138 , align="center" , Highest break , 90 (''frame 18'') , - , align="right" , 4 , align="center" , Century breaks , 0

Century breaks

A total of 91 century breaks were made during the tournament.{{cite web , title=Centuries: Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters - 91 , url=https://snookerinfo.co.uk/2024-25/#saudi-arabia-snooker-masters-91 , website=snookerinfo.co.uk , date=8 September 2024 , access-date=8 September 2024 , archive-date=8 September 2024 , archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240908062226/https://snookerinfo.co.uk/2024-25/#saudi-arabia-snooker-masters-91 , url-status=live {{div col *

, 126, 108, 104 {{ndash Noppon Saengkham{{cite web , title=Saengkham hits 147 jackpot in Saudi , url=https://www.wst.tv/news/2024/september/01/saengkham-hits-147-jackpot-in-saudi/ , work= World Snooker Tour , date=1 September 2024 , access-date=1 September 2024 , archive-date=1 September 2024 , archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20240901194405/https://www.wst.tv/news/2024/september/01/saengkham-hits-147-jackpot-in-saudi/ , url-status=live * 141, 115, 114, 103, 101 {{ndash Neil Robertson * 140, 124 {{ndash Stuart Bingham * 140 {{ndash Pang Junxu * 138, 138, 138, 128 {{ndash Zhang Anda * 138, 136, 116, 102 {{ndash Si Jiahui * 138, 133, 132, 121, 101, 101 {{ndash Mark Williams * 138, 127, 122 {{ndash Jimmy Robertson * 137, 124, 103, 100 {{ndash David Gilbert * 137 {{ndash Artemijs Žižins * 136 {{ndash

* 134, 127 {{ndash Elliot Slessor * 133, 115 {{ndash Ben Woollaston * 133, 102 {{ndash Louis Heathcote * 132 {{ndash Stephen Maguire * 131, 109, 109, 103 {{ndash Ronnie O'Sullivan * 130 {{ndash Oliver Lines * 127 {{ndash Anthony Hamilton * 127 {{ndash

* 126, 115, 105, 101, 100 {{ndash Judd Trump * 126, 104 {{ndash Mark Selby * 125, 120, 112 {{ndash Ryan Day * 125, 102 {{ndash Gary Wilson * 123, 108 {{ndash Xiao Guodong * 123 {{ndash Marco Fu * 122, 120 {{ndash Yuan Sijun * 121 {{ndash

* 119, 115 {{ndash Xing Zihao * 119 {{ndash

* 118 {{ndash Kyren Wilson * 116 {{ndash Graeme Dott * 112, 102 {{ndash Julien Leclercq * 111, 105 {{ndash Scott Donaldson * 111 {{ndash Shaun Murphy * 110 {{ndash Duane Jones * 108 {{ndash Daniel Wells * 107 {{ndash Stuart Carrington * 105 {{ndash Liu Hongyu * 104 {{ndash

* 104 {{ndash Joe O'Connor * 103, 103 {{ndash Jack Lisowski * 103 {{ndash Ali Carter * 103 {{ndash Stan Moody * 101 {{ndash Ding Junhui * 101 {{ndash Andrew Higginson * 101 {{ndash Dean Young * 100 {{ndash Chris Wakelin {{div col end

Notes

{{notelist

References

{{reflist

External Links

World Snooker Tour – Home
{{2024–25 snooker season Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters Saudi Arabia Snooker Masters