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A four-member Pakistan team left for Latvia to take part in the Amateurs World Snooker Championship to be held from 27th November.
Mohammad Asif will defend his title at the event.
Disappointed with the government’s treatment towards the players, the four-member team was optimistic about retaining the championship.
Apart from M.Asif, M.Sajjad, Shahid Aftab and Imran Shehzad are the other members of the team.
M.Asif winner of the event last year in Bulgaria and still waiting for the prize money announced by the government for his exploits was disappointed but confident that he would be able to win the title again.
242 cueists from 51 countries will be taking part in the championship. It is the first time that a four-member team will be representing Pakistan in the event, which will enhance the chances of retaining the title.
Team manager and PBSA’s senior vice president said before the departure that the government’s attitude towards the sport was very disappointing for the players.
Former PCB chairman Ijaz Butt on Wednesday said he stands by his statement that there was a rift in the Pakistan cricket team even as M Hafeez and Misbahul Haq have dismissed such comments publicly.
Butt had said T20 captain Hafeez and coach Whatmore were trying to side-line Misbah, a comment which prompted the PCB to ask Misbah and Hafeez to hold an im..... Read more
NOTTINGHAM: Ian Bell's masterful 95 not out guided England into a strong position at stumps on the third day of the first Ashes Test on Friday as Australia were left fuming by the fact Stuart Broad was still at the crease.
England at the close were 326 for six in their second innings, a lead of 261 runs, with Broad 47 not out, having so far help..... Read more
Scotland's Andy Murray called on all his experience to defeat rising Bulgarian star Grigor Dimitrov 7-6 (7/0), 6-4 and retain his Brisbane International title on Sunday.
In a high-class final, Murray came from 4-1 down in the first set and a break in the second to subdue the challenge of the talented Dimitrov.
"I thought the stan..... Read more
