World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn has ruled out awarding a season-long tour wild card to Reanne Evans. The 10-time winner of the Ladies' World Championship saw her Crucible dream ended by Ken Doherty after a tight clash on Thursday. She failed in a bid to reach the Betfred World Championship when Doherty edged over the winning line 10-8 in the first round of qualifying. World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn has ruled out giving a season-long wildcard to Reanne Evans . Doherty, the 1997 world champion, led the calls for Evans to be handed another chance on the main tour, but Hearn says the 29-year-old from Dudley must go through the qualifying school to earn a place. Doherty said after the match: 'She's a good player and she should be given more chances on the tour.' And the 45-year-old Dubliner added on Twitter: 'I hope @WorldSnooker1 make a good decision and give @evans-reanne a full wildcard to play in every event next year,why not??She deserves it' Evans saw here Crucible dream ended by Ken Doherty in a close qualifying match which she lost 10-8 . Hearn, who gave Evans a wild card for the 2010-11 season, when she struggled to make an impact, stressed his position on Friday. He wrote on Twitter: 'Q school beckons. No special rules. 'She has had a card before and lost it. Level playing field for everyone - its the only way.' World Snooker gave wild cards for the current season to Stephen Hendry, who has not played, along with Steve Davis and James Wattana.
Reanne Evans attempted to become first woman to qualify for Crucible .
The 10-time world ladies' champion was beaten by Ken Doherty .
Barry Hearn says that Evans will not receive a season-long tour wildcard .