David Lilley
1995 European Champion
World Ranking
97
Money List Earnings
£14,500
One Year List Earnings
£5,000
English
19/10/1975
Date of Birth
2019
Turned Pro
Right
Hand
136
WST High Break
-
Cue
Season Stats
55
Frames Played
21
Frames Won
34
Frames Lost
38.18%
Frames Won Percentage
1,228
Shots Played
22.33
Shots Per Frame
12
Breaks Over 50
4.58
50 Break Rate
2
Breaks Over 100
27.5
100 Break Rate
Bio
From Tyne & Wear, David Lilley turned professional for the first time in May 2019 having successfully come through Q School Event 1.
A three-time winner of the English Amateur Championship (1997, 1999 & 2004), Lilley has been an established amateur player for several years, also having won the EBSA European Championship in 1995 and twice finished as runner-up at the World Amateur Championship.
His best performance at a main tour ranking event came at the 2016 Indian Open where competing as an amateur he defeated players including former world champion Mark Williams to reach the quarter-finals, ultimately losing 4-2 to Shaun Murphy.
He previously worked in the insurance industry, but in September 2018 took the decision to quit his long-term job in order to commit himself to snooker.
