World U21 Snooker Championship: Majid eyes strong performance in Beijing
Pakistan team leaves for mega event that begins tomorrow.
A total of 87 players from 29 countries are participating in the event and they have been divided into 14 groups. PHOTO: FILE
KARACHI:
Asian U21 Championship runner-up Mohammad Majid is eyeing another strong show as the Pakistan team left for the IBSF World U21 Snooker Championship to be held from July 11-19 in Beijing, China.
“I’m looking to do well at the World U21 Championship,” Majid told The Express Tribune.
“The expectations have increased after I did well in the Asian U21 Championship, but I’m ready to take on the challenge. I would’ve won the Asian title had I not made errors in the last stages of the match. I’ll make sure to avoid the same mistakes in China.”
The team – including Majid, Mohsin Amin, Humza Akbar and Amir Tariq – will be accompanied by the Pakistan Billiards and Snooker Association President Alamgir Shaikh.
A total of 87 players from 29 countries are participating in the event and they have been divided into 14 groups.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 10th, 2013.
Asian U21 Championship runner-up Mohammad Majid is eyeing another strong show as the Pakistan team left for the IBSF World U21 Snooker Championship to be held from July 11-19 in Beijing, China.
“I’m looking to do well at the World U21 Championship,” Majid told The Express Tribune.
“The expectations have increased after I did well in the Asian U21 Championship, but I’m ready to take on the challenge. I would’ve won the Asian title had I not made errors in the last stages of the match. I’ll make sure to avoid the same mistakes in China.”
The team – including Majid, Mohsin Amin, Humza Akbar and Amir Tariq – will be accompanied by the Pakistan Billiards and Snooker Association President Alamgir Shaikh.
A total of 87 players from 29 countries are participating in the event and they have been divided into 14 groups.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 10th, 2013.