Snooker: Majid, Akbar flatten opponents in Asian event

Another Pakistani player to feature was Muhammad Faheem, who defeated Libya’s Abdulmoez Draweil 4-1.


Our Correspondent May 10, 2014
Majid made a terrific opening with an emphatic 4-0 win over South Korea’s Daegyu Lee. PHOTO: FILE

KARACHI:


Pakistan’s explosive youngsters Mohammad Majid Ali and Hamza Akbar got off to winning starts in their IBSF World U21 Snooker Championship campaign in Al Fujairah, UAE.


Majid made a terrific opening with an emphatic 4-0 win over South Korea’s Daegyu Lee. Such was his dominance in the match that he allowed his opponent to chalk up only 27 points across four frames as he went on to triumph with a scoreline of 87-1, 96-17, 97-0 and 72-0.


Akbar registered a straight-frames win as well, against Canada’s Karam Namek with scores of 64-24, 54-28, 63-36 and 64-42.


Another Pakistani player to feature was Muhammad Faheem, who defeated Libya’s Abdulmoez Draweil 4-1.


Published in The Express Tribune, May 11th, 2014.

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COMMENTS (1)

Nawab | 9 years ago | Reply

Having seen Mohammad Majid Ali play, I can confirm that he is a talent. I'm a huge fan of his!

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