Pakistan’s Mohammad Hasnain has emerged victorious in the Asian U21 Snooker Championship, defeating compatriot Ahsan Ramzan 4-3 in the final in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
This win marks a significant achievement for Hasnain, who remained undefeated throughout the tournament, including the group stages. His victory in the final came after a thrilling match, with scores of 54-64, 21-59, 61-15, 10-86, and 35-63.
Hasnain’s journey to the championship title included a semi-final win over Shawn Lee of Hong Kong, with a score of 4-1. He also defeated Ranveer Duggal of India 4-3 in the quarterfinals, showcasing his skills and determination.
Ramzan, the defending champion, had won the trophy in Iran last year and put up a strong fight, but ultimately, Hasnain’s talent and hard work paid off.
This victory is a testament to Pakistan’s talent in snooker and a proud moment for the country. Hasnain’s achievement will undoubtedly inspire young players in Pakistan and around the world to pursue their passion for the sport.
