Sattar clinches Sindh Snooker Cup title

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KARACHI: Top seed Abdul Sattar produced a commanding performance to defeat Khizar Aziz 4–0 and lift the Sindh Snooker Cup title here at the Legends Snooker Club on Friday.

The final saw Sattar in exceptional form, comfortably taking the opening two frames 73–01 and 77–26. Khizar fought hard in the third frame but narrowly lost 60–59, before Sattar sealed the match 69–19 in the fourth.

Earlier in the tournament, Mohammad Ashfaq secured the highest-break award with a 108 clearance in the third round against Mani Memon.

A total prize pool of Rs240,000 was distributed, with the winner receiving Rs100,000 and the runner-up taking home Rs50,000.

The semi-finalists received Rs20,000 each, quarter-finalists earned Rs10,000 each, and Ashfaq was awarded Rs 10,000 for the highest break.

The top eight players from the event have now secured qualification for the National Championship 2027, set to be held in Karachi.

Published in Dawn, November 14th, 2026

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