Ten Chinese players face match-fixing charges

Ten Chinese Players Charged in Snooker Match-Fixing Scandal

The world’s governing body for snooker has charged 10 Chinese players for match-fixing and betting-related offenses in a major scandal that threatens the growing ambitions of the Asian nation in the sport.

10 Chinese snooker players face match-fixing charges

Ten Chinese snooker players face match fixing charges following an investigation by the governing World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association integrity unit, it announced on Wednesday (Jan 18). Liang Wenbo, Li Hang, Lu Ning, Yan Bingtao, Zhao Xintong, Zhang Jiankang, Chen Zifan, Chang Bingyu, Zhao Jianbo and Bai Langning are the players charged. Zhao Xintong, who won the 2021 UK...

10 Chinese snooker players face match-fixing charges

Ten Chinese snooker players have been charged for their alleged roles in a match-fixing scandal that has plunged the sport into its biggest corruption crisis. An investigation by the integrity

10 Chinese snooker players face match-fixing charges

Ten Chinese snooker players have been charged for their alleged roles in a match-fixing scandal that has plunged the sport into its biggest corruption crisis. An investigation by the integrity

Yan Bingtao and nine other Chinese snooker players face match-fixing charges

Two of the 10 are in the world's top 16, including Zhao Xintong after an investigation led by a former Scotland Yard detective

Ten Chinese snooker players charged in fixing probe

Top 20-ranked Zhao Xintong and Yan Bingtao were among 10 Chinese players charged with match-fixing by snooker's global governing body on Wednesday.