KARACHI, Nov 21 Pakistan's top cueist Mohammad Sajjad delighted the fans back home when he blanked Chinese Taipei's Chih-Hua Huang 4-0 to storm into last 32 round of the IBSF World Snooker championship in the Indian city of Hyderabad on Saturday.

Sajjad, who topped his group by remaining unbeaten, continued his winning spree by returning home 61-51, 49-14, 95-10, 65-24 victorious.

He is now drawn to face Philips Williams of Wales on Sunday at 10.00am in the best of nine frames battle.

Results

Mohammad Sajjad (Pakistan) bt Chih-Hua Huang (Chinese Taipei) 4-0 (61-51, 49-14, 95-10, 65-24).

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