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World Rankings After the 2016 Baic Motor China Open WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2016 BAIC MOTOR CHINA OPEN Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings 1 1 Mark Selby 650,041 2 2 Stuart Bingham 592,720 6 3 Shaun Murphy 475,058 3 4 Neil Robertson 461,360 7 5 Judd Trump 456,166 5 6 Ronnie O'Sullivan OBE 399,250 12 7 Mark Allen 386,700 13 8 John Higgins MBE 373,925 10 9 Ricky Walden 318,752 9 10 Joe Perry 306,083 8 11 Barry Hawkins 250,025 26 12 Martin Gould 229,759 14 13 Mark Williams MBE 208,625 11 14 Marco Fu 203,241 17 15 Michael White 190,033 15 16 Stephen Maguire 187,450 4 17 Ding Junhui 183,425 23 18 Liang Wenbo 178,101 56 19 Kyren Wilson 174,899 20 20 Ryan Day 156,557 16 21 Robert Milkins 154,644 35 22 David Gilbert 154,433 30 23 Matthew Selt 151,900 18 24 Graeme Dott 142,483 32 25 Ben Woollaston 141,949 19 26 Mark Davis 139,277 44 27 Luca Brecel 128,757 25 28 Michael Holt 123,533 22 29 Alan McManus 122,951 24 30 Anthony McGill 118,017 29 31 Allister Carter 115,050 31 32 Peter Ebdon 114,842 38 33 Jamie Jones 106,683 33 34 Dominic Dale 102,408 49 35 Thepchaiya Un-Nooh 98,307 41 36 Jimmy Robertson 96,972 36 37 Mark King 92,067 59 38 Tom Ford 84,933 27 39 Fergal O'Brien 83,575 47 40 Mark Joyce 78,091 42 41 Mike Dunn 77,530 43 42 Dechawat Poomjaeng 76,890 53 43 Jack Lisowski 76,749 39 44 Rod Lawler 76,224 82 45 Tian Pengfei 74,616 28 46 Matthew Stevens 73,368 21 47 Xiao Guodong 73,145 34 48 Gary Wilson 73,074 WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2016 BAIC MOTOR CHINA OPEN Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings 48 49 Andrew Higginson 72,858 46 50 Jamie Burnett 72,608 64 51 Joe Swail 71,997 45 52 Ken Doherty 70,083 37 53 Kurt Maflin 67,383 62 54 Rory McLeod 66,616 61 55 Robin Hull 65,966 55 56 Li Hang 65,325 50 57 Robbie Williams 63,924 75 58 Zhou Yuelong 55,758 72 59 Sam Baird 54,107 111 60 David Grace 52,916 63 61 Stuart Carrington 51,331 52 62 Yu Delu 50,900 78 63 Oliver Lines 44,208 89 64 Ian Burns 40,722 40 65 Gerard Greene 39,032 60 66 Cao Yupeng 36,575 73 67 Craig Steadman 36,399 51 68 David Morris 35,633 57 69 Peter Lines 34,925 74 70 Liam Highfield 34,816 83 71 Zhang Anda 32,566 58 72 Anthony Hamilton 29,823 90 73 Michael Georgiou 28,591 88 74 Mitchell Mann 27,541 104 75 Lee Walker 26,233 87 76 Joel Walker 24,666 NEW 77 Alfie Burden 23,500 * NEW 78 Martin O'Donnell 20,275 * NEW 79 Jamie Cope 18,500 * NEW 80 Ross Muir 17,550 * 93 81 Scott Donaldson 16,941 NEW 82 Noppon Saengkham 16,900 * NEW 83 Chris Wakelin 15,100 * 97 84 Zak Surety 14,616 92 85 Michael Wasley 14,582 NEW 86 Daniel Wells 14,300 * 94 87 Barry Pinches 13,639 NEW 88 Sean O'Sullivan 13,250 * 96 89 Christopher Melling 12,757 NEW 90 Darryl Hill 11,550 * 105 91 Michael Leslie 11,422 98 92 Tony Drago 10,941 NEW 93 Rhys Clark 9,825 * NEW 94 Nigel Bond 8,875 * 103 95 Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon 8,800 NEW 96 Sanderson Lam 8,700 * WORLD RANKINGS AFTER THE 2016 BAIC MOTOR CHINA OPEN Start Current Prize Money Ranking Ranking Player Name Rankings NEW 97 Hossein Vafaei Ayouri 7,025 * 114 98 Lu Ning 6,817 NEW 99 Sydney Wilson 6,750 * 106 100 Steve Davis OBE 6,583 ITC 116 101 Steven Hallworth 6,191 125 102 Thor Chuan Leong 5,925 123 103 James Wattana 5,300 ITC 115 104 Ian Glover 4,141 113 105 Lyu Chenwei 4,125 NEW 106 Michael Wild 4,000 * NEW 107 James Cahill 3,700 * NEW 108 Allan Taylor 3,500 * NEW 109 Gareth Allen 2,775 * NEW 110 Eden Sharav 2,700 * 118 111 Rouzi Maimaiti 2,100 NEW 112 Jason Weston 2,100 * NEW 113 Fraser Patrick 2,050 * 120 114 Ju Reti 1,400 NEW 115 Zhang Yong 1,400 * NEW 116 Paul Davison 1,150 * NEW 117 Duane Jones 775 * NEW 118 Vinnie Calabrese 750 * 122 119 Liu Chuang 600 NEW 120 Jimmy White MBE 500 * 127 121 Steve Mifsud 0 NEW 122 Hamza Akbar 0 * NEW 123 Akani Songsermsawad 0 * NEW 124 Itaro Santos 0 * NEW 125 Hatem Yassen 0 * NEW 126 Igor Figueiredo 0 * 128 127 Stephen Hendry MBE 0 ITC * - This denotes a player who has a 2 year tour card covering the 2015/16 and 2016/17 season. ITC - This denotes a player who has an Invitational Tour Card to compete in events Where prize money is won without a player winning a match in a tournament, other than in the World Grand Prix and Players Championship, NONE of that prize money will counttowards these prize money rankings. Where prize money is won by a player at a qualifying venue and that player does not go on to appear at the final venue, for whatever reason, that prize money will not count in the prize money rankings. Start ranking relates to the ranking position at the start of the 2015/2016 Season prior to the first main tour ranking event, The 2015 Australian Goldfields Open. Those players marked 'NEW' were new to the tour for the 2015/2016 season..
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