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Barry Hawkins — world ranking, next match and results

5 Nov 2026 08:35 (UK time)
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As of 5 November 2026, Barry Hawkins is ranked #10 in the world with £661,050 in ranking prize money this cycle. Next match: 9 November 2026 15:00 against Chris Wakelin (Champion of Champions).

BBarry Hawkins
Barry Hawkins
World ranking#10
Ranking prize money£661,050
Country🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England
Age47
Turned pro1996
Highest ranking#4
Ranking titles5
Maximum breaks3

Wikipedia profile

About

Barry Hawkins is a professional snooker player from England, born in 1979, who turned professional in 1996. He has won 5 ranking titles and made 3 maximum breaks, and has been ranked as high as #4 in the world.

Over the past month Barry Hawkins has played 1 match, winning 0 and losing 1.

Next match

9 November 2026 15:00 Chris Wakelin Best of 7 Champion of Champions · Round 1
14 December 2026 15:00 Liam Pullen Best of 7 Scottish Open · Round 1

Recent results

28 October 2026 23:01 Ricky Walden withdrew International Championship · Round 2
19 October 2026 15:51 Daniel Wells 2–4 Northern Ireland Open · Round 1

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FAQ

What is Barry Hawkins's world ranking?

As of 5 November 2026, Barry Hawkins is #10 on the official snooker world ranking list (the two-year rolling prize-money list), with £661,050 earned.

When is Barry Hawkins's next match?

Barry Hawkins plays next on 9 November 2026 15:00 against Chris Wakelin at the Champion of Champions (UK time).

How many maximum breaks has Barry Hawkins made?

Barry Hawkins has made 3 official maximum (147) breaks.

How old is Barry Hawkins, and when did he turn pro?

Barry Hawkins is 47 years old, and turned professional in 1996.

How many ranking titles has Barry Hawkins won?

Barry Hawkins has won 5 ranking titles, and has been ranked as high as #4.

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