Daniel Wells
World Ranking
70
Money List Earnings
£55,250
One Year List Earnings
£4,000
Welsh
31/07/1988
Date of Birth
2008
Turned Pro
Left
Hand
141
WST High Break
-
Cue
Season Stats
71
Frames Played
28
Frames Won
43
Frames Lost
39.44%
Frames Won Percentage
1,616
Shots Played
22.76
Shots Per Frame
13
Breaks Over 50
5.46
50 Break Rate
2
Breaks Over 100
35.5
100 Break Rate
Bio
Daniel Wells reached his maiden ranking event semi-final at the 2018 Scottish Open a decade after he first turned professional.
Having received a first-round walkover against Ronnie O’Sullivan, the Welshman took full advantage by defeating David Gilbert, Mark Joyce and compatriots Matthew Stevens and Ryan Day to reach the last four, ultimately losing out to Mark Allen in a deciding-frame.
Prior to his run in Glasgow, Wells’ previous best finish came at the 2018 Paul Hunter Classic where he reached the quarter-finals.
Wells is one of a number of players from Neath in South Wales to have turned professional, alongside the likes of Michael White and Jamie Jones.
A former recipient of the Paul Hunter Scholarship, Wells has twice come through Q School (2012 and 2015) to regain his place on the World Snooker Tour. In 2011 he won the EBSA European Championship defeating Ireland’s Vincent Muldoon 7-4.
