Snooker season 1999/2000

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The snooker season 1999/2000 is a series of snooker tournaments played during the years 1999 and 2000. The following table outlines the results for ranking events and the invitational events.

Date	Tournament	Location	Winner	Runner-up	Score
August	Cable TV International Hong Kong Millennium Cup	Hong Kong (China)	Stephen Lee  England	Ronnie O'Sullivan  England	7-2
Aug 28 - Sept 05	Liverpool Victoria Champions Cup	Croydon (England)	Stephen Hendry  Scotland	Mark J Williams  Wales	7-5
Sept 08 - Sept 19	British Open	Plymouth (England)	Stephen Hendry  Scotland	Peter Ebdon  England	9-5
Sept 28 - Oct 03	Regal Scottish Masters	Motherwell (Scotland)	Matthew Stevens  Wales	John Higgins  Scotland	9-7
Oct 11 - Oct 24	Grand Prix	Preston (England)	John Higgins  Scotland	Mark J Williams  Wales	9-8
Oct 30 - Nov 10	Benson and Hedges Championship	England	Allister Carter  England	Simon Bedford  England	9-4
Nov 13 - Nov 28	Liverpool Victoria UK Championship	Bournemouth (England)	Mark J Williams  Wales	Matthew Stevens  Wales	10-8
Dec 11 - Dec 19	China International	Shanghai (China)	Ronnie O'Sullivan  England	Stephen Lee  England	9-2
Jan 15 - Jan 23	Nations Cup	Newcastle?	England	Wales	6-4
Jan 24 - Jan 30	Regal Welsh Open	Cardiff (Wales)	John Higgins  Scotland	Stephen Lee  England	9-8
Feb 06 - Feb 13	Benson and Hedges Masters	Wembley (England)	Matthew Stevens  Wales	Ken Doherty  Ireland	10-8
Feb 20 - Feb 27	Rothmans Malta Grand Prix	Malta	Ken Doherty  Ireland	Mark J Williams  Wales	9-3
Mar 03 - Mar 11	Thailand Masters	Bangkok (Thailand)	Mark J Williams  Wales	Stephen Hendry  Scotland	9-5
Mar 21 - Mar 26	Benson and Hedges Irish Masters	Dublin (Ireland)	John Higgins  Scotland	Stephen Hendry  Scotland	9-4
Mar 28 - Apr 09	Regal Scottish Open	Aberdeen (Scotland)	Ronnie O'Sullivan  England	Mark J Williams  Wales	9-1
Apr 15 - May 01	Embassy World Snooker Championship	Sheffield (England)	Mark J Williams  Wales	Matthew Stevens  Wales	18-16
All season	sportingbet.co.uk Premier League Snooker	Southend (England)	Stephen Hendry  Scotland	Mark J Williams  Wales	9-5