Pakistan

Snooker: Afghanistan’s Saleh reaches final

Outclassed Pakistan’s Muhammad Shafi 5-2 to reach the final of the International Ranking Play for Peace Championship.

Our Correspondent June 07, 2012

PESHAWAR: Saleh Muhammad outclassed Pakistan’s Muhammad Shafi 5-2 to reach the final of the International Ranking Play for Peace Snooker Championship. Saleh said that he will dedicate his victory to his home country and Pakistan. “Winning the tournament would be a great achievement,” Saleh, a former Pakistan player, told The Express Tribune. “I would also dedicate my win to Pakistan which has given me a lot of respect.”

Published in The Express Tribune, June 8^th, 2012.

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