World’s top cue sports stars gather for Heyball World ChampionshipsPune is set to host the $400,000 Apex Sports 3rd WPA Heyball World Championships, featuring six of the world’s top ten men and eight top-ten women. The 28-time world champion in billiards and snooker is familiar with the newest cue sports discipline, having tried his hand at it three years ago. In the women’s section, Fisher, one of the all-time greats in cue sports with world titles in four disciplines, will start as the favourite. The Briton will have to contend with Jans, who has several international honours in snooker, including being a 14-time European champion and nine-time IBSF World champion. Anupama Ramachandran, the IBSF World snooker champion, and Varshaa Sanjeev, who is back on the circuit after a three-year hiatus, can both be threats on their day.