Chinese snooker vows crackdown after match-fixing scandal
Chinese professional snooker player Liang Wenbo is banned for life from the sport for his role in match-fixing. – AFP pic, June 7, 2023.
CHINESE snooker vowed today to crack down on betting and launch an education drive after 10 players from the country were banned from the sport, two for life. Snooker is reeling from its biggest match-fixing scandal and China is at the heart of it, with Liang Wenbo and Li Hang banned for life yesterday.
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