Mohammad Sajjad in action— Photo by APP

KARACHI Pakistan No 1 Mohammad Sajjad bowed out of the IBSF World Snooker championship when he went down to Philip Williams of Wales 2-5 in the last 32 round in the Indian city of Hyderabad on Sunday.

 

Williams posted 60-30, 70-57, 36-58, 65-12, 11-53, 62-43, 73-45 victory to end the winning run of former Pakistan national champion.

Sajjad's compatriot Mohammad Asif was eliminated in the last 64 round earlier.

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