File photo of Pakistani cueist Muhammad Asif. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE
This was Asif's first loss after winning a record 13 matches in a row, including his ten wins in the ISBF World Snooker Championship in Bulgaria early December.
Faisalabad-born Asif only won the penultimate frame of the semi-final before going out 64-29, 85-34, 131-0, 51-57, 69-27. Pisit carved out a smart break of 78 in the third frame.
The Pakistani cueist's trip to Thailand was fully funded by the Billiards and Snooker Association of Thailand.
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Poor journalism!
Nice choice of word...DUMPED?????
Come on we cant be sore losers...