World Snooker Championship 1990

World Snooker Championship 1990

= The event =

The 1990 Embassy World Snooker Championship took place at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield between 13 to 29 April 1990. The tournament saw the first world championship victory of Stephen Hendry, who beat Jimmy White 18-12 in the final. In so doing, Hendry became the youngest ever world champion at the age of 21.

Notable Moments

* 1990 saw the first time the final hadn't had Steve Davis since 1982 after he lost 14-16 to Jimmy White in the semi-final.

* 1982 champion Alex Higgins returned to the Crucible after missing out the previous year, losing 5-10 to Steve James in the first round. After the match, Higgins assaulted an official and made rude remarks at the after-match press conference. As a result, he was fined, and banned from snooker for the 1990-91 season.

* There were 18 century breaks in the 1990 World Snooker Championship.

The Results

World Snooker Championship Rounds
|flagicon|England Steve Davis|10|flagicon|Australia Eddie Charlton|1
|flagicon|England Steve James|10|flagicon|Northern Ireland Alex Higgins|5
|flagicon|England Willie Thorne|10|flagicon|Malta Tony Drago|4
|flagicon|England Neal Foulds|10|flagicon|Northern Ireland Dennis Taylor|8
|flagicon|Wales Terry Griffiths|10|flagicon|England Nigel Gilbert|4
|flagicon|England Tony Knowles|10|flagicon|Wales Tony Chappel|4
|flagicon|England John Virgo|10|flagicon|England Gary Wilkinson|7
|flagicon|England Jimmy White|10|flagicon|England David Taylor|6
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|10|flagicon|Canada Alain Robidoux|7
|flagicon|England Tony Meo|10|flagicon|Wales Wayne Jones|8
|flagicon|Wales Darren Morgan|10|flagicon|England Joe Johnson|8
|flagicon|England Mike Hallett|10|flagicon|Wales Steve Newbury|9
|flagicon|Canada Cliff Thorburn|10|flagicon|Wales Cliff Wilson|6
|flagicon|Wales Doug Mountjoy|10|flagicon|Canada Brady Gollan|8
|flagicon|England Dean Reynolds|10|flagicon|South Africa|1928 Peter Francisco|7
|flagicon|England John Parrott|10|flagicon|Wales Mark Bennett|9
|flagicon|England Steve Davis|13|flagicon|England Steve James|7
|flagicon|England Willie Thorne|11|flagicon|England Neal Foulds|13
|flagicon|Wales Terry Griffiths|13|flagicon|England Tony Knowles|6
|flagicon|England John Virgo|6|flagicon|England Jimmy White|13
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|13|flagicon|England Tony Meo|7
|flagicon|Wales Darren Morgan|13|flagicon|England Mike Hallett|8
|flagicon|Canada Cliff Thorburn|13|flagicon|Wales Doug Mountjoy|12
|flagicon|England Dean Reynolds|11|flagicon|England John Parrott|13
|flagicon|England Steve Davis|13|flagicon|England Neal Foulds|8
|flagicon|Wales Terry Griffiths|5|flagicon|England Jimmy White|13
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|13|flagicon|Wales Darren Morgan|6
|flagicon|Canada Cliff Thorburn|6|flagicon|England John Parrott|13
|flagicon|England Steve Davis|14|flagicon|England Jimmy White|16
|flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry|16|flagicon|England John Parrott|11
("Best of 35 frames") Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 28 April and 29 April 1990. Referee: Len Ganley
flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry
18-12
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flagicon|Scotland Stephen Hendry won the 1990 Embassy World Snooker Championship
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Highest Break

140 John Parrott


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