Tour Players 2023/24
The list of WST players for the 2023/24 season is now complete.
One Year Cards (65)
These players retained their places on the circuit via their position in the official world rankings, with a one-year card.
- Ronnie O’Sullivan
- Luca Brecel
- Mark Allen
- Judd Trump
- Mark Selby
- Neil Robertson
- Shaun Murphy
- Kyren Wilson
- John Higgins
- Mark Williams
- Ali Carter
- Robert Milkins
- Jack Lisowski
- Gary Wilson
- Ryan Day
- Ding Junhui
- Hossein Vafaei
- Anthony McGill
- Barry Hawkins
- David Gilbert
- Ricky Walden
- Tom Ford
- Stuart Bingham
- Jimmy Robertson
- Zhou Yuelong
- Joe Perry
- Noppon Saengkham
- Matthew Selt
- Chris Wakelin
- Stephen Maguire
- Joe O’Connor
- Fan Zhengyi
- Pang Junxu
- Si Jiahui
- Jak Jones
- Jordan Brown
- Anthony Hamilton
- Thepchaiya Un-Nooh
- Graeme Dott
- Cao Yupeng
- Xiao Guodong
- Matthew Stevens
- Jamie Jones
- Ben Woollaston
- Lyu Haotian
- Jackson Page
- Elliot Slessor
- Robbie Williams
- Wu Yize
- Yuan Sijun
- Sam Craigie
- Scott Donaldson
- Tian Pengfei
- David Grace
- Liam Highfield
- Jamie Clarke
- Andy Hicks
- Zhang Anda
- Oliver Lines
- Martin Gould
- Dominic Dale
- Mark King*
- Xu Si
- Mark Joyce
- Mark Davis
The Two-Year Cards (34)
These players competed on the main tour in 2022/23 and will start the 2023/24 season on the second year of their two-year tour cards.
- Michael White
- Ashley Hugill
- Julien Leclercq
- David Lilley
- John Astley
- James Cahill
- Ben Mertens
- Aaron Hill
- Dylan Emery
- Sanderson Lam
- Ken Doherty
- Lukas Kleckers
- Zak Surety
- Andy Lee
- Sean O’Sullivan
- Allan Taylor
- Muhammad Asif
- Asjad Iqbal
- Rod Lawler
- Andres Petrov
- Dechawat Poomjaeng
- Peng Yisong
- Adam Duffy
- Ryan Thomerson
- Mohamed Ibrahim
- Oliver Brown
- Anton Kazakov
- Himanshu Jain
- Fergal O’Brien
- Mink Nutcharut
- Jenson Kendrick
- Victor Sarkis
- Stephen Hendry
- Rebecca Kenna
The Top Four (One-Year Ranking List) (4)
The top four players on the 2022/23 one-year ranking list, not already inside the top 64 of the two-year ranking list or on the first year of a two-year card. They receive a fresh two-year tour card, starting on zero ranking points.
- Daniel Wells
- Jimmy White
- Ian Burns
- Hammad Miah
Q School UK (8)
A further eight made it through 2023 Q School UK and they will receive a two-year tour card.
- Alexander Ursenbacher
- Andrew Higginson
- Liam Pullen
- Andrew Pagett
- Alfie Burden
- Dean Young
- Stuart Carrington
- Louis Heathcote
Q School Asia-Oceania (4)
Four players were promoted from Q School Asia-Oceania and again they will receive a two-year tour card.
- Thor Chuan Leong
- Manasawin Phetmalaikul
- Ishpreet Singh Chadha
- He Guoqiang
World Snooker Federation (2)
Two players have qualified via the 2023 World Snooker Federation Championships. They will be awarded a two-year card.
- Ma Hai Long
- Stan Moody
WPBSA Q Tour (2)
Two players have qualified via the 2022/23 WPBSA Q Tour. They will be awarded a two-year card.
- Martin O’Donnell
- Ashley Carty
World Women’s Snooker Tour (2)
The World Women’s Champion and next eligible player from the World Women’s Snooker Tour rankings will be awarded a two-year card.
- Siripaporn Nuanthakhamjan
- Reanne Evans
China Tour Qualifiers (3)
Three players have qualified via the CBSA China Tour. They earn a fresh two-year tour card.
- Jiang Jun
- Xing Zihao
- Long Zehuang
Regional Champions (5)
These players have qualified as regional champions. They will be awarded a two-year card.
- Ross Muir (EBSA European Champion)
- Liam Graham (EBSA European Under-21 Champion)
- Liu Hongyu (Asia Pacific Champion)
- Ahmed Aly Elsayed (Pan-American Champion)
- Mostafa Dorgham (African Champion)
Invitational Tour Card (1)
Marco Fu has been awarded a new two-year Invitational Tour Card.
*currently suspended
