1991–92 snooker season

1991–92 snooker season

Details
Duration	17 July 1991 – 31 May 1992 (1991-07-17 – 1992-05-31)
Tournaments	28 (10 ranking events)
Triple Crown winners
UK Championship	John Parrott
Masters	Stephen Hendry
World Championship	Stephen Hendry
← 1990–91 1992–93 →

The 1991–92 snooker season was a series of snooker tournaments played between 17 July 1991 and 31 May 1992. The following table outlines the results for ranking and the invitational events.

Calendar[]

Date[n 1]			Rank	Tournament name	Venue	City	Winner	Runner-up	Score	Reference
07–17	07–18	BEL	NR	European Challenge		Waregem	Jimmy White	Steve Davis	4–1	[1]
08–18	08–20	ENG	NR	Pot Black	Trentham Gardens	Stoke-on-Trent	Steve Davis	Stephen Hendry	2–1	[2]
08–??	08–??	THA	NR	Thailand Masters		Bangkok	Steve Davis	Stephen Hendry	6–3	[3]
08–28	08–31	HKG	NR	Hong Kong Challenge		Hong Kong	Stephen Hendry	James Wattana	9–1	[1]
09–04	09–07	IND	NR	Indian Challenge		Delhi	Stephen Hendry	John Parrott	9–5	[1]
09–11	09–15	SCO	NR	Scottish Masters		Motherwell	Mike Hallett	Steve Davis	10–6	[4]
09–17	09��21	BEL	NR	Belgian Masters		Antwerp	Mike Hallett	Neal Foulds	9–7	[1]
09–18	09–22	ENG	NR	World Seniors Championship	Trentham Gardens	Stoke-on-Trent	Cliff Wilson	Eddie Charlton	5–4	[5]
10–05	10–11	UAE	WR	Dubai Classic		Dubai	John Parrott	Tony Knowles	9–3	[6]
10–14	10–27	ENG	WR	Grand Prix	Hexagon Theatre	Reading	Stephen Hendry	Steve Davis	10–6	[7]
11–02	11–14	SCO	NR	Benson & Hedges Championship		Glasgow	Ken Doherty	Darren Morgan	9–3	[8]
11–15	12–01	ENG	WR	UK Championship	Guild Hall	Preston	John Parrott	Jimmy White	16–13	[9]
12–05	12–14	ENG	NR	World Matchplay	The Dome	Doncaster	Gary Wilkinson	Steve Davis	18–11	[10]
12–18	12–21	BEL	NR	Belgian Challenge		Antwerp	Steve Davis	Stephen Hendry	10–9	[1]
12–??	12–??	THA	NR			Bangkok	Joe Swail	James Wattana	8–4	[11]
01–01	01–11	ENG	WR	The Classic	Bournemouth International Centre	Bournemouth	Steve Davis	Stephen Hendry	9–8	[12]
01–14	01–19	THA	WR	Asian Open		Bangkok	Steve Davis	Alan McManus	9–3	[13]
02–02	02–09	ENG	NR	The Masters	Wembley Conference Centre	London	Stephen Hendry	John Parrott	9–4	[14][15]
02–10	02–16	WAL	WR	Welsh Open	Newport Centre	Newport	Stephen Hendry	Darren Morgan	9–3	[16][17]
02–17	02–29	ENG	WR	British Open		Derby	Jimmy White	James Wattana	10–7	[18][19]
03–02	03–07	ENG	WR	Strachan Open		Bristol	James Wattana	John Parrott	9–5	[20]
03–??	03–??	BEL	NR	European Challenge		Waregem	Stephen Hendry	Joe Johnson	4–0	[1]
03–10	03–14	BEL	WR	European Open		Tongeren	Jimmy White	Mark Johnston-Allen	9–3	[21][22]
03–31	04–05	IRL	NR	Irish Masters		Kill	Stephen Hendry	Ken Doherty	9–6	[23]
04–18	05–04	ENG	WR	World Snooker Championship	Crucible Theatre	Sheffield	Stephen Hendry	Jimmy White	18–14	[24]
05–09	05–16	WAL	NR	Pontins Professional	Pontins	Prestatyn	Steve James	Neal Foulds	9–8	[25]
05–18	05–21	IRL	NR	Irish Professional Championship		Cork	Joe Swail	Jason Prince	9–1	[26]
01–??	05–31	ENG	NR	Matchroom League	Bournemouth International Centre	Bournemouth	Stephen Hendry	Steve Davis	9–2	[27]

Official rankings[]

The top 16 of the world rankings, these players automatically played in the final rounds of the world ranking events and were invited for the Masters.^[28][29][30]

No.	Ch.	Name
1		Stephen Hendry
2		Steve Davis
3		Jimmy White
4		John Parrott
5		Gary Wilkinson
6		Neal Foulds
7		Steve James
8		Mike Hallett
9		Dennis Taylor
10		Doug Mountjoy
11		Terry Griffiths
12		Dean Reynolds
13		Alain Robidoux
14		Martin Clark
15		Tony Jones
16		Tony Knowles

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