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Pakistan’s Muhammad Sajjad wins Asian 6-Red Snooker title in Kyrgyzstan

2 July 2017588

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Pakistan’s Muhammad Sajjad wins Asian 6-Red Snooker title in Kyrgyzstan

Summary created from reports by the Dawn and Geo News.

  1. Pakistan’s Muhammad Sajjad outclassed Hong Kong’s Lee Chun Wai 7-0 to win the Asian 6-Red Snooker Championship title in Kyrgyzstan on Sunday.

  2. Sajjad beat Pakistani Muhammad Bilal 6-3 in the semi final to reach the final round of the tournament.

  3. This is his second major title, and the second Asian 6-Red Snooker Championship title for Pakistan. Muhammad Asif won the same title in Qatar in 2013.

  4. Pakistan sent four snookers players for the tournament; Muhammad Sajjad, Mohammad Bilal, Asjad Iqbal and Babar Masih.
  5. A total of 38 players from Hong Kong, India, Pakistan, Iran, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Thailand and United Arab Emirates participated in the tournament.
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