Neil Robertson can add new initials after his name after receiving the Order of Australia award (OAM) for services to snooker. The 2010 World Championship winner was written to by the Australian ...
Neil Robertson admits he would love to tick off the German Masters title from his green baize bucket list after easing past world No.1 Judd Trump to reach the quarter-finals in Berlin. Robertson ...
Defending champion Trump, who was seeking to bounce back after a disappointing Masters defeat to Kyren Wilson at Alexandra Palace, was beaten by Neil Robertson, while Murphy lost a final-frame ...
Many snooker stars rushed to congratulate Robertson on the achievement. Mark Williams said: "Congratulations." Ken Doherty said: "Richly deserved Neil. Congratulations." Reanne Evans MBE added ...
NEIL ROBERTSON is hoping that when he flies to Australia to pick up a prestigious individual gong he will be bringing the Crucible trophy home. The Melbourne-born cueist has been awarded the Medal ...
Scottish snooker ace John Higgins has opened up about the agony of his first-round Masters exit at the hands of Neil Robertson. The ‘Wizard of Wishaw’ was off to a flying start against the ...
Snooker legend John Higgins has spoken openly about the heartbreak of his first-round Masters defeat to Neil Robertson. The 'Wizard of Wishaw' made a promising start at Alexandra Palace ...
Neil Robertson dubbed receiving the Order of Australia Award (OAM) for services to snooker as the “proudest moment" of his career. This means that Robertson can now use the initials OAM after ...
Neil Robertson made the most of his late call up to the Masters with a stunning fightback from 5-1 down to beat John Higgins 6-5. Robertson, who won the prestigious top-16 event in 2012 and 2022 ...
Neil Robertson fought back from the brink to seal a sensational 6-5 win over John Higgins, who surrendered a 5-1 lead in the first round of the Masters. The Australian was staring down the barrel ...
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