Pakistan’s Mohammad Hasnain beat compatriot Ahsan Ramzan 4-3 in the final of the Asian U21 Snooker Championship in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Tuesday.
Ramzan was the defending champion after winning the trophy in Iran last year.
Earlier, Hasnain defeated Shawn Lee of Hong Kong in the last four clash. The semi-final, which consisted of best-of-seven frames, saw Akhtar emerge victorious with a score of 4-1. Hassan's victory came with scores of 54-64, 21-59, 61-15, 10-86, and 35-63
Hasnain had also defeated Ranveer Duggal of India 4-3 in the quarters.
Hasnain also remained undefeated during the group stage of the tournament.
Ramzan also didn't lose a single match in the championship before the final against Hasnain.
Pakistan also have a chance to win another trophy since Awais Munir has qualified for the final of the Asian 6-Red championship. He will face Nansen Wan of Hong Kong China in the final today.
Munir beat countryman Asjad Iqbal 5-2 in the semi-final yesterday. He secured victory by winning five consecutive frames after initially trailing 0-2.