World Open 2024 03/19 11:30 6 Judd Trump v Sanderson Lam 5-2
World Open Qualifiers 2024 03/18 01:30 7 Sanderson Lam v Gong Chenzhi 5-4
Welsh Open 2024 02/13 12:30 6 Sanderson Lam v Mark Williams 3-4
German Masters Qualifiers 2024 01/29 19:00 7 Neil Robertson v Sanderson Lam 5-1
Welsh Open Qualifiers 2024 01/26 10:00 7 Baipat Siripaporn v Sanderson Lam 0-4
Scottish Open 2023 12/15 19:00 3 Sanderson Lam v Noppon Saengkham 3-5
Scottish Open 2023 12/14 19:00 4 Sanderson Lam v Anthony McGill 4-1
Scottish Open 2023 12/13 22:15 5 Liam Graham v Sanderson Lam 3-4
Scottish Open 2023 12/12 10:00 6 Sanderson Lam v Cao Yupeng 4-1
Snooker Shoot-Out 2023 12/09 13:45 5 Sanderson Lam v Mark Allen 0-1
Snooker Shoot-Out 2023 12/08 15:25 6 Sanderson Lam v Andy Hicks 1-0
Snooker Shoot-Out 2023 12/07 16:10 7 Sanderson Lam v Haydon Pinhey 1-0
UK Championship Qualifiers 2023 11/20 09:30 8 Sanderson Lam v Andy Lee 5-6
International Championship 2023 11/05 06:30 6 Marco Fu v Sanderson Lam 6-0
Scottish Open Qualifiers 2023 10/30 10:00 7 Fan Zhengyi v Sanderson Lam 3-4
Northern Ireland Open Qualifier 2023 10/20 15:00 7 Andres Petrov v Sanderson Lam 4-3
Wuhan Open 2023 10/10 06:30 6 Sanderson Lam v Barry Hawkins 2-5
English Open 2023 10/05 12:00 5 Zhou Yuelong v Sanderson Lam 4-0
English Open 2023 10/03 14:20 6 Stuart Carrington v Sanderson Lam 0-4
English Open Qualifiers 2023 10/02 13:40 8 Neil Robertson v Sanderson Lam 2-4
British Open 2023 09/28 12:00 5 Xiao Guodong v Sanderson Lam 4-1
British Open 2023 09/27 15:50 6 David Grace v Sanderson Lam 3-4
International Championship Quals 2023 09/19 13:30 7 Andy Hicks v Sanderson Lam 2-6
Wuhan Open Qualifiers 09/02 09:00 7 Tian Pengfei v Sanderson Lam 3-5
European Masters 2023 08/23 13:30 6 Ben Mertens v Sanderson Lam 5-3
British Open Qualifiers 2023 08/18 18:00 7 Joe Perry v Sanderson Lam 2-4
European Masters Qualifiers 2023 07/27 18:00 7 Sanderson Lam v Mark Joyce 5-3
Championship League Snooker 07/17 17:25 5 Anthony Hamilton v Sanderson Lam 3-0
Championship League Snooker 07/17 16:00 4 Chris Wakelin v Sanderson Lam 2-2
Championship League Snooker 07/17 11:00 1 Kyren Wilson v Sanderson Lam 3-0

Wikipedia - Sanderson Lam

Sanderson Lam (Chinese: 林杉峰) (born 28 January 1994) is an English professional snooker player.

History

In 2011 Lam started to take part in the Players Tour Championship, a tournament series for professionals and amateurs. In the first three tournaments in England, he lost the first match in each case, but at the Paul Hunter Classic in Fürth he secured two victories in the qualifying rounds and played Mark Williams where he was defeated 4–0. Over the next year, he participated in a further four tournaments. Following the end of the season he entered Q School where he reached the semifinals of his group before losing to Elliot Slessor who went on to secure qualification for the main tour In the 2014–15 season he was able to improve in the PTC tournaments and succeeded in qualifying for the EBSA Qualifying Tour play-offs. There he was able to prevail among the 16 participants, and win one of the two main tour places after defeating TJ Dowling 4–2 in the final round. As a result, Lam was given a two-year card on the professional World Snooker Tour for the 2015–16 and 2016–17 seasons. Lam defeated David Morris 6–3 to qualify for the 2015 International Championship. On his venue stage ranking event debut he thrashed Michael Wild 6–0, but then failed to pick up a frame himself in the second round against Zhou Yuelong. Lam lost all eight matches he played after this. Wins over Wang Yuchen and Alan McManus with the loss of a single frame helped Lam progress to the third round of the Northern Ireland Open, where he was ousted 4–1 by Hossein Vafaei. At the Gibraltar Open he eliminated Wang 4–3, Noppon Saengkham and Peter Ebdon both 4–1 to reach the last 16 of a ranking event for the first time and he would be on the wrong end of a 4–1 scoreline against Judd Trump. Lam squeezed past Mark King 5–4 at the China Open, before losing 5–2 to Kyren Wilson in the second round and he needed to have a successful Q School campaign in order to avoid being relegated from the tour. A 4–2 victory over Joe Swail in the final round of the second event earned him a new two-year tour card.