Top seeds advance at Sindh Snooker Cup

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KARACHI: The annual Sindh Snooker Cup continued at the Legend Snooker Club on Tuesday, as the remaining 12 fourth-round matches were decided, finalising the lineup for the last-16.

Several top seeds lived up to their billing on the day. Third seed Zulfiqar A. Qadir cruised past Nadish Nadeem with a dominant 4–0 sweep. Fourth seed Sultan Muhammad matched that intensity, also securing a clean 4–0 victory over Umair Sider, while, Ian Mark John, second seed, dispatched Farooq Ansari with the same scoreline.

Meanwhile, fifth seed M. Faizan found himself in a much tougher battle, grinding out a tense 4–3 victory over Rehan Ali.

The day also produced several other closely fought contests. Umair Khan edged past M. Akbar 4–3, while Ali Zaman outlasted Mujeeb Ghanchi by the same narrow margin. Umer Naeem, M. Ashfaq, Umair Ansari, Khizar Aziz, and Umer Butt also registered victories to advance.

Published in Dawn, November 11th, 2026

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