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  Akbar’s UK circuit journey may be cut short sooner than expected

  Pakistan’s only professional cueist, Hamza Akbar, has been forced to contemplate a return to the country as he does not have enough money to continue playing in UK’s Professional Circuit.
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  Pirzada directs release of Akbar’s prize money

  Hamza Akbar, Pakistan’s first professional snooker player, held a meeting with Inter-Provincial Coordination Sports Minister Riaz Hussain Pirzada to follow up on his overdue Asian Championship-winning prize money, which is pending since last year.
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  Iqbal a good replacement for Sajjad, says Asif

  While former IBSF World Championship runner-up Mohammad Sajjad’s presence would be missed at this year’s Asian Team Snooker Championship in Abu Dhabi, his World Team Championship winning teammate Muhammad Asif believes that Sajjad’s replacement, Asjad Iqbal,...
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  Pankaj Advani sails into Asian Snooker Championship semi-final

  India’s ace cueist Pankaj Advani has reached the medal round making it to the semi-final of the Asian Snooker Championship 2016, which is being played at Doha, Qatar.
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  Four Pak cueists advance in Asian Snooker Championship

  All the four Pakistani cueists, Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Sajjad, Mohammad Bilal and Sohail Shahzad, stormed into the knockout phase of the 32nd Asian Snooker Championship 2016 whose league matches concluded at Doha, Qatar, on Tuesday.
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  Bilal beats Meylis to advance in Asian Snooker Championship

  M Bilal registered convincing 4-0 victory against Turkmenistan’s Meylis Atayev in the ACBS 32nd Asian Snooker Championship 2016 last league match played in Doha, Qatar on Wednesday. 
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  Asif continues winning run in Asian Snooker Championship

  Pakistan’s M Asif continued his brilliant run in the ACBS 32nd Asian Snooker Championship 2016, as he won back-to-back matches on the second day of the mega event played in Doha, Qatar on Monday. 
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  Trio open with wins in Doha

  Three members of the Pakistani quartet, Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Sajjad and Mohammad Bilal, opened their campaign in the 32nd Asian Snooker Championship at Doha on a winning note but Sohail Shehzad lost his opener
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  Pakistani cueists open Asian Snooker campaign in Doha tomorrow

  Four Pakistani cueists open their campaign in the 32nd Asian Snooker Championship which cues off in Doha, Qatar 
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  Hamza crashes out of Betfred World qualifiers

  Hamza Akbar, acclaimed as Pakistan’s most skilled all-round cueist, crashed in the second of qualifying rounds of the Betfred World Championship at the Ponds Forge International Sports Centre in Sheffield.