Snooker-China's Zhao, Yan to miss World Championship due to match-fixing hearing

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Snooker-China's Zhao, Yan to miss World Championship due to match-fixing hearing
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Zhao Xintong, Yan Bingtao and eight other Chinese players will remain suspended until the end of the season and miss the World Snooker Championship as they await the outcome of a disciplinary hearing for alleged match-fixing, governing body WPBSA said.The hearing would start on April 24, it said on Thursd

Zhao Xintong, Yan Bingtao and eight other Chinese players will remain suspended until the end of the season and miss the World Snooker Championship as they await the outcome of a disciplinary hearing for alleged match-fixing, governing body WPBSA said.

Zhao, who won the 2021 UK Championship, is ranked ninth in the world while former Masters champion Yan is 19th. "They will therefore not participate in any remaining World Snooker Tour events during the 2022-23 season, including the 2023 World Snooker Championship."

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