Hang Li
Two-time Ranking Semi-Finalist
World Ranking
71
Money List Earnings
£48,000
One Year List Earnings
£15,500
Chinese
04/10/1990
Date of Birth
2008
Turned Pro
Right
Hand
145
WST High Break
-
Cue
Season Stats
78
Frames Played
43
Frames Won
35
Frames Lost
55.13%
Frames Won Percentage
1,804
Shots Played
23.13
Shots Per Frame
25
Breaks Over 50
3.12
50 Break Rate
7
Breaks Over 100
11.14
100 Break Rate
Bio
Li Hang is a former two-time ranking event semi-finalist who has been an ever-present on the World Snooker Tour since the start of the 2013/14 season.
The Chinese player first turned professional in 2008 for two seasons, before regaining his tour card through the Asian Order of Merit in 2013.
It was not until the 2017/18 campaign however when he would show notable improvement, reaching the semi-finals of the China Championship in Guangzhou with victories against Neil Robertson and Mark Williams, as well as reaching a further three ranking event quarter-finals over the following two years.
He reached his second ranking event semi-final at the 2020 Scottish Open, notably defeating world number one Judd Trump, before losing to Ronnie O’Sullivan.
In 2019 he qualified for the televised stages of the World Championship at the Crucible Theatre for the first time, losing to former finalist Barry Hawkins.
