BBC Sport and World Snooker Tour have extended their broadcast agreement to 2032, with Hazel Irvine delivering the news to Steve Davis and Stephen Hendry during the Masters final

Deep Field gelding will aim to become just the second horse to sweep the series, which culminates in late May, following his second victory in the first leg Sunday at Sha Tin

Snooker's Triple Crown will remain free-to-air on the BBC until 2032, with Hazel Irvine delivering the news to Steve Davis during the Masters final.

BBC Sport and World Snooker Tour have agreed an extension to their broadcast agreement to 2032. The new deal is a five-year extension to the current agreement,

Murphy defeated Kyren Wilson in the final at Alexandra Palace to claim the title for the second time, having also won the 2015 Masters. And his post-victory post on social media reminded many of a famous moment from soccer great Lionel Messi.

Snooker's Triple Crown consists of the sport's three most prestigious titles: the UK Championship, the Masters, and the World Championship.

NOT so long ago, he was called out for being too nice. But now, Stephen Hendry has noticed a nasty side in one of his former snooker rivals. The Masters has been taking place this week and

A Pelham couple has completed something called the "triple crown" in hiking. It can take decades to complete and it turns out there are lots of hiking lists and records to complete in New Hampshire, and the people who keep track of them, do this to give back.

BBC Sport will continue to broadcast snooker's three most prestigious tournaments - the World Championship, UK Championship and the Masters - until 2032.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp had some nice words ready for Chase after Cincinnati's best playmaker led the NFL in receptions (127), receiving yards (1,708) and touchdowns (17). He's just the sixth player in the Super Bowl era to win the Triple Crown.

Shaun Murphy holds off a stirring fightback from world champion Kyren Wilson to secure his second Masters title with a 10-7 win at Alexandra Palace.

Shaun Murphy held his nerve to clinch his first major title since 2015, and after the match he had some words for his opponent, Kyren Wilson.