Nucharut Wangharutai won the Women's British Open

The Thai youngster won four consecutive matches to win the women's British Open and make the season a great start.

Australian Open defending champion Nucharut Wangharutai entered the World Women's Snooker Tour for the first time since February 2020, winning four consecutive matches to win the Women's British Open and make the season a success.

Six-time British Open champion Evans forced the match into the decider with a 33-pointer in the sixth set. When Ben had the chance to win the title in the decider, Evans lost the powder ball to leave the opportunity to Wangharuthai. Wangharutai took advantage of Evans's mistakes at key moments to win the decider, winning the championship for the first time in a confrontation with Evans.

The victory was the 22-year-old Wangharuthai's first victory at the Women's British Open. Wangharute's victory also meant that for the first time since the 2007/08 season, the first three ranking titles of the women's snooker tour season were divided between three different players. This season, Evans took the lead in winning the Women's British Championship, followed by Wu Anyi at the Women's Masters late last year, with three different champions representing the growing competition on the women's tour.

Wangharutai beat Jasmin Polsova and Jamie Hunter to reach the semifinals. In a fierce semi-final, Wanghalutai defeated world number four Rebecca Kenner 4-2. Evans, on the other hand, conceded just one set in three games against Aimee Benn and Maria Catalano and Emma Parker, and was in pretty hot form.

The competition in the final turned out to be quite fierce, with Wangharuthai leading three times and Evans equalizing three times, coming to the decider Wanghalutai to win the championship with a difficult 57:46 victory.

Stephen Dotley won the Women's U21 British Open

England's Stephen Dotley beat Zoe Kellington 2-0 to win the women's U21 British Open for the first time, completing a triple-title winning streak in junior competitions this season. Top-seeded Dotley defeated first-time Chloe Payne in the semi-finals against Zoe Kellington, who had reached the final in previous junior tournaments.

Tessa Davidson won the Women's Old British Open Title

In the Senators, Tessa Davidson defeated Poland's Izabela Ronka 2-0 to win the tour for the second time in 23 years.

Six-time former ranking champion Tessa Davidson reached the final by defeating Jenny Put and Mary Tarport-Diegan, the second time In a few years since Davidson won the 1998 Women's British Championship.

Izabela Longhua won the Women's Challenge Cup

Defending champion Ronca reached the Challenge Cup final by beating Claire Gambaugh, Rockey Woods and Jenny Poulter. Ronca won the Women's Challenge Cup by beating first-time Sarah Dunn 2-0 in the final, which was also a little consolation for her elderly British Open defeat.

The Women's World Snooker Tour would like to extend our sincere thanks to the event sponsor and host of the event, The Winchester Club, as well as Mukesh and Svetlana Palma and their team for their support during the event.