The Global Snooker Centre

IBSF World Snooker Championship

Year -Venue - Winner - Country - Score - Finalist - Country

2008 - Thepchaiya Un Nooh (Thailand) 11-7 Colm Gilcreest (Ireland)

2007 - Atthasit Mahitthi (Thailand) 11-7 Passakorn Suwannawat (Thailand)

2006 - Kurt Maflin (Norway) 11-8 Daniel Ward (England)

2006 IBSF Grand Prix - Michael White (Wales) - 11-5 Mark Boyle (Scotland)

2005 Not Held

2004 - Holland - Mark Allen - N. Ireland - 11-6 - Steve Mifsud - Australia

2003 - China - Pankaj Advani - India - 11-5 - Saleh Mohammed - Pakistan

2002 - Egypt - Steve Mifsud - Australia - 11-6 - Tim English - Wales

2000 - China - Stephen Maguire - Scotland - 11-5 - Luke Fisher - England

1999 - Papua New Guinea - Ian Preece - Wales - 11-8 - David Lilley - England

1998 - China - Luke Simmonds - England - 11-10 - Ryan Day - Wales

1997 - Zimbabwe - Marco Fu - Hong Kong - 11-10 - Stuart Bingham - England

1996 - New Zealand - Stuart Bingham - England -11-5 - Stan Gorski - Australia

1995 - Bristol - Sakchai Sim-Ngam - Thailand -11-7 - David Lilley - England

1994 - Johannesburg - Mohammed Yousuf - Pakistan - 11-9 - Johannes R. Johannesson - Iceland

1993 - Karachi - Chuchat Triratanapradit - Thailand - 11-6 - Praput Chaitanasakun - Thailand

1992 - Malta - Neil Mosley - England - 11-2 - Leonardo Andam - Philippines

1991 - Bangkok - Noppadon Noppachorn - Thailand - 11-8 - Dominic Dale - Wales

1990 - Colombo - Stephen O'Connor - Ireland - 11-8 - Steve Lemmens - Belgium

1989 - Singapore - Ken Doherty - Ireland - 11-2 - Jon Birch - England

1988 - Sydney - James Wattana - Thailand - 11-8 - Barry Pinches - England

1987 - Bangalore - Darren Morgan - Wales - 11-4 - Joe Grech - Malta

1986 - Invercargill - Paul Mifsud - Malta - 11-9 - Kerry Jones - Wales

1985 - Blackpool - Paul Mifsud - Malta - 11-6 - Dilwyn John - Wales

1984 - Dublin - O.B. Agrawal - India - 11-7 - Terry Parsons - Wales

1982 - Calgary - Terry Parsons - Wales - 11-8 - Jim Bear - Canada

1980 - Launceston - Jimmy White - England - 11-2 - Ron Atkins - Australia

1978 - Malta - Cliff Wilson - Wales - 11-5 - Joe Johnson - England

1976 - Johannesburg - Doug Mountjoy - Wales - 11-1 - Paul Mifsud - Malta

1974 - Dublin - Ray Edmonds - England - 11-9 - Geoff Thomas - Wales

1972 - Cardiff - Ray Edmonds - England - 11-10 - Mannie Francisco - South Africa

1970 - Edinburgh - Jonathon Barron - England - 11-7 - Sid Hood - England

1968 - Sydney - David Taylor - England - 8-7 - Max Williams - Australia

1966 - Karachi - Gary Owen - Wales - round robin

1963 - Calcutta - Gary Owen - Wales - round robin

IBSF World Under 21 Championship

Year - Venue - Winner - Country - Score - Finalist - Country

2008 POSTPONED

2007 - Goa - Michael Georgiou (England) 11-6 Anda Zhang (China)

2006 Not held

2005 - Liang Wenbo (China) 11-9 Tian Pengfei (China)

2004 - Ireland - Gary Wilson - England - 11-6 - Kobkit Palajin - Thailand

2003 - New Zealand - Neil Robertson - Australia - 11-5 - Liu Song - China

2002 - Latvia - Ding Jun Hui - China - 11-9 - David John - Wales

2001 - Scotland - Ricky Walden - England - 11-5 - Sean O'Neill - N.Ireland

2000 - India - Luke Fisher - England - 11-6 - Steven Bennie - Scotland

1999 - Egypt - Rodney Goggins - Ireland - 11-4 - Rolf de Jong - Holland

1998 - Malta - Luke Simmonds - England - 11-2 - Robert Murphy - Ireland

1997 - Ireland - Marco Fu - Hong Kong - 11-7 - Bjorn Haneveer - Belgium

1996 - Johannesburg - Chan Kwok Ming - Hong Kong - 11-5 - Risto Vayrynen - Finland

1995 - Singapore - Alan Burnett - Scotland - 10-6 - Kwan Poomjang - Thailand

1994 - Helsinki - Quinten Hann - Australia - 11-10 - David Gray -England

1993 - Reykjavik - Kristian Helgason - Iceland - 11-7 - Indika Dodandogade - Sri Lanka

1992 - Brunei - Robin Hull - Finland - 11-7 - Patrick Delsemme - Belgium

1991 - India - Ronnie O'Sullivan - England - 11-4 - Patrick Delsemme - Belgium

1990 - Australia - Peter Ebdon - England - 11-9 - Oliver King - England

1989 - Iceland - Ken Doherty - R.o.Ireland - 11-5 - Jason Ferguson - England

1988 - Thailand - Brian Morgan - England - 6-1 - Jason Peplow - Malta

1987 - Hastings - Jonathan Birch - England - 4-1 - Stefan Mazrocis - England

IBSF (Empire) World Amateur Billiards Championship
Year - Venue - Winner - Country - Score - Finalist - Country

2008 (Time Format) Pankaj Advani (India)
2008 (Points Format) Pankaj Advani (India)
2007 (Time Format) Pankaj Advani (India)
2007 (Points Format) Rupesh Shah (India)
2006 Not Held
2005 - Malta - Pankaj Advani India 2242-1717 Geet Sethi - India
2004 - not held
2003 - India - Lee Lagan - England - 6-5 (150up) - Geet Sethi - India
2002 - Australia (timed) - Mike Russell - England - 2438-1499 - Geet Sethi - India
2002 - (short format) - Ashok Shandilya - India

2001 - New Zealand - Geet Sethi - India - 3484-1289 - Ashok Shandilya - India

2000 - England - Chris Shutt - England - 11-9 (50up) - Roxton Chapman - England
1999 - Ireland - Praput Chaithanasakun - Thailand - 3201-1657 - Paul Bennett - England
1998 - Australia - Robbie Foldvari - Australia - 1869-1439 - Praput Chaithanasakun - Thailand
1997 - Malta - Joe Grech - Malta - 2895-2836 - Ashok Shandilya - India
1990 - Bangalore - Manoj Kothari - India - 2890-2422 - Ashok Shandilya - India
1987 - Belfast - Geet Sethi - India - 4846-3256 - Joe Grech - Malta
1985 - Dublin - Geet Sethi - India - 3809-2453 - Robert Marshall - Australia
1983 - Malta - Michael Ferreira - India - 3933-2744 - Subhash Agrawal - India
1981 - Delhi - Michael Ferreira - India - 2725-2631 - Norman Dagley - England
1979 - Sri Lanka - Paul Mifsud - Malta - 2943-2152 - Norman Dagley - England
1977 - Melbourne - Michael Ferreira - India - 2683-2564 - Bob Close - England
1975 - Auckland - Norman Dagley - England - 3385-2268 - Michael Ferreira - India
1973 - Bombay - Mohammed Lafir - Sri Lanka - round robin - Satish Mohan - India
1971 - Malta - Norman Dagley - England - round robin - Mannie Francisco - South Africa
1969 - London - Jack Karnehm - England - round robin - Michael Ferreira - India
1967 - Colombo - Leslie Driffield - England - round robin - Mohammed J M Lafir - Sri Lanka
1964 - Pukekohe - Wilson Jones - India - round robin - Jack Karnehm - England
1962 - Perth - Robert (Bob) Marshall - Australia - 3623-2891 - Wilson Jones - India
1960 - Edinburgh - Herbert Beetham - England - round robin - Jim Long - Australia
1958 - Calcutta - Wilson Jones - India - round robin - Leslie Driffield - England
1954 - Sydney - Tom Cleary - Australia - round robin - Robert (Bob) Marshall - Australia
1952 - Calcutta - Leslie Driffield - England - round robin - Robert (Bob) Marshall - Australia
1951 - London - Robert (Bob) Marshall - Australia - round robin - Frank Edwards - England
1938 - Melbourne - Robert (Bob) Marshall - Australia - round robin - Kingsley Kennerley - England
1936 - Johannesburg - Robert (Bob) Marshall - Australia - round robin - Allan Prior - South Africa
1935 - London - Horace Coles - Wales - round robin - J McGhie - Scotland
1933 - London - Sydney Lee - England - round robin - Tom Jones - Wales
1931 - Sydney - Laurie Steeples - England - round robin - Sydney Lee - England
1929 - Johannesburg - Les Hayes - Australia - round robin - Allan Prior - South Africa
1927 - London - Allan Prior - South Africa - round robin - Horace Coles - Wales
1926 - London - Joe Earlam - England - round robin - George Shailer - Australia

IBSF WORLD UNDER 21s LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP

2007 - Goa - Bi Zhuqing 4-2 Ng On Yee

IBSF WORLD LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP

2008 - Reanne Evans (England) 5-3 Wendy Jans (Belgium)

2007 Reanne Evans (England) 5-0 Wendy Jans (Belgium)

2006 Wendy Jans (Belgium - Ip Wan In (Hong Kong)

2005 Not Held

2004 - Holland - Reanne Evans (England) 5-1 - Wendy Jans (Belgium)

2003 - China - Kelly Fisher (England) 5-2 - Wendy Jans (Belgium)

IBSF WORLD MASTERS (Over 40s) WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP

2008 Dene O'Kane (New Zeland) 5-1 Geet Sethi (India)

2007 Darren Morgan (Wales) 5-1 Kanchai Wongjan (Thailand)

2006 Mohammed Yousuf (Pak) 5-4 Glen Wilkinson (Aus)

2005 Dene O'Kane (New Zealand) 5-4 Joe Delaney (Ireland)

2004 - Holland - Dene O'Kane - New Zealand - 5-2 - Eugene Hughes - Ireland