2000 World Snooker Championship - Main Draw

Main Draw

First round Second round Quarter-finals Semi-finals
Best of 19 frames Best of 25 frames Best of 25 frames Best of 33 frames
15 April
Stephen Hendry (1) 7
21 & 22 April
Stuart Bingham 10
Stuart Bingham 9
19 & 20 April
Jimmy White (16) 13
Jimmy White (16) 10
25 & 26 April
Billy Snaddon 7
Jimmy White (16) 7
17 & 18 April
Matthew Stevens (9) 13
Matthew Stevens (9) 10
23 & 24 April
Tony Drago 2
Matthew Stevens (9) 13
19 April
Alan McManus (8) 4
Alan McManus (8) 10
27, 28 & 29 April
Nigel Bond 7
Matthew Stevens (9) 17
18 April
Joe Swail 12
John Parrott (5) 10
22, 23 & 24 April
Gary Wilkinson 9
John Parrott (5) 12
15 & 16 April
Joe Swail 13
Paul Hunter (12) 6
25 & 26 April
Joe Swail 10
Joe Swail 13
16 & 17 April
Dominic Dale 9
Peter Ebdon (13) 6
20 & 21 April
Dominic Dale 10
Dominic Dale 13
16 & 17 April
David Gray 1
Ronnie O'Sullivan (4) 9
David Gray 10
15 & 16 April
Mark Williams (3) 10
20 & 21 April
John Read 4
Mark Williams (3) 13
15 & 16 April
Drew Henry 9
Mark King (14) 8
25 & 26 April
Drew Henry 10
Mark Williams (3) 13
15 & 16 April
Fergal O'Brien (11) 5
Fergal O'Brien (11) 10
21 & 22 April
Chris Small 8
Fergal O'Brien (11) 13
18 & 19 April
Stephen Lee (6) 8
Stephen Lee (6) 10
27, 28 & 29 April
Kristjan Helgason 3
Mark Williams (3) 17
17 & 18 April
John Higgins (2) 15
Ken Doherty (7) 10
22, 23 & 24 April
Darren Morgan 3
Ken Doherty (7) 12
17 April
Anthony Hamilton (10) 13
Anthony Hamilton (10) 10
25 & 26 April
Marco Fu 4
Anthony Hamilton (10) 3
18 & 19 April
John Higgins (2) 13
Steve Davis (15) 10
23 & 24 April
Graeme Dott 6
Steve Davis (15) 11
19 & 20 April
John Higgins (2) 13
John Higgins (2) 10
Dave Harold 8
Final (Best of 35 frames) Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 30 April & 1 May 2000. Referee: John Newton
Matthew Stevens (9)
Wales		 16–18 Mark Williams (3)
Wales
62–50, 84–28, 33–56, 103–23, 18–65, 61–76, 0–123, 75–35, 64–24, 91–37, 59–21, 117–0, 114–7, 6–79, 73–22, 0–68, 133–0, 66–48, 0–106, 55–54, 0–81, 34–79, 46–71, 37–79, 33–77, 67–0, 6–75, 0–74, 120–16, 13–61, 66–70, 60–29, 8–76, 21–73 Century breaks: 7 (Stevens 5, Williams 2)

Highest break by Stevens: 120
Highest break by Williams: 123

 62–50, 84–28, 33–56, 103–23, 18–65, 61–76, 0–123, 75–35, 64–24, 91–37, 59–21, 117–0, 114–7, 6–79, 73–22, 0–68, 133–0, 66–48, 0–106, 55–54, 0–81, 34–79, 46–71, 37–79, 33–77, 67–0, 6–75, 0–74, 120–16, 13–61, 66–70, 60–29, 8–76, 21–73
Mark Williams wins the 2000 Embassy World Snooker Championship

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