Pakistan advanced to the final of the Team Snooker World Cup after defeating arch-rivals India 3-1 in a thrilling semi-final clash held in Muscat. The Pakistani duo of Muhammad Asif and Asjad Iqbal delivered an impressive performance, showcasing skill, composure, and teamwork under pressure.
The match began with India taking an early advantage by winning the opening frame, putting Pakistan on the back foot. However, Muhammad Asif quickly regained momentum for his team, producing a dominant performance in the second frame to level the score and boost Pakistan’s confidence. The pivotal doubles frame then saw Asif and Iqbal combine their efforts effectively, outplaying their Indian counterparts and securing the lead for Pakistan.
In the final singles frame, Muhammad Asif faced India’s renowned player Pankaj Advani. Asif played with precision and strategic brilliance, defeating Advani once again to seal the 3-1 victory and confirm Pakistan’s place in the World Cup final.
The win was celebrated as a significant achievement for Pakistani snooker, reflecting the players’ growing consistency and ability to perform under pressure on the international stage. Fans and officials hailed the duo’s performance as a testament to Pakistan’s strength in cue sports, raising expectations for the upcoming final.
