Doha: Cueis Ace India Pankaj Advani on Thursday Defending the title of the Asian Snooker Championship beat Amir Sarkhosh from Iran.
India’s great competing in his first assignment in almost two years because Covid-19.
Advani has won the title in 2019 before the 2020 edition was removed due to a pandemic.
Tally, Asian titles in both snookers and billiards now stand at 11, despite the two Asian Golden Games in 2006 and 2010.
“I am happy to defend this title and take from where I left before the emergence of pandemics..
Gap only improves the drive and Hunger to compete and should return, “said Advani.
In the best final from there, Advani against the former winner and an experienced campaigner of Amir who was in a formidable form.
It was an Indian who dictated most of the final in his 6-3 victory.
Advani draws the first blood by winning the first frame with a break 55.
After that 50 breaks in second place and some Fine in third place made the final winner enjoy a 3-0 advantage before Iran pulled one back.
At 3-1, India hired his kindergarten knowledge to provide an opportunity for his opponent’s assessment and utilize every gap, he had to rise 4-1.
The next two frames were distributed by the finalists with exceptional quality potting views from both players.
However, right when Indians are one frame from getting a coveted trophy, Amir finds his touch and bridges the gap to 5-3.
A good break from 43 gives Amir excellence on the ninth frame but the crowd must witness the perfect climax from world champion 23 times when he unites the break permission to the beautiful championship winner to end the match and twice.
years waiting for an international title.
Advani will stay back to compete at IBSF 6-Red Snooker starting Friday.
Results: Final: PANKAJ Advani (India) Beat Amir Sarkhosh (Iran) 6-3 Scores Frame: 72 (55) -42, 72 (50) -0, 70-17, 30-17, 30-68, 34-74 , 50-12, 64 (63) -44.