DOHA (Dunya News) – Pakistan on Friday secured a major youth snooker title after a dominant performance at the Under-21 Asian Snooker Championship held in Doha, Qatar.
The victory came through a confident final display by Pakistan’s young cueist Ahsan Ramzan, who outplayed his Iranian opponent to lift the crown. The result adds another notable achievement to Pakistan’s record in regional snooker competitions.
The Under-21 Asian Snooker Championship featured rising talents from across the continent, with matches played under international competitive standards. Ahsan Ramzan progressed through the rounds with consistent form to book his place in the final, where he faced a cueist from Iran in a best-of-seven frames contest.
In the final, Ahsan Ramzan controlled the table from the outset and maintained pressure with precise potting and tactical safety play. He secured the match with a 4-1 frame victory over the Iranian challenger, closing out the contest with authority. His shot selection and break-building proved decisive in key moments across the frames.
The Pakistani player kept momentum on his side throughout the match, limiting opportunities for his opponent and capitalising on scoring chances. The five-frame finish reflected his command and composure under pressure on the continental stage.
The championship, staged in Doha, brought together top under-21 snooker players from multiple Asian countries. The event is regarded as an important platform for emerging cueists aiming to establish themselves at senior international level. Ramzan’s run to the title included a series of strong performances that set up his title-winning finish.