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Kothari v Md Hussain & Shoaib v Gupta in men’s 15-Red snooker semis

By IANS | Updated: December 16, 2023 20:15 IST

Chennai, Dec 16 Sourav Kothari (PSPB) will take on Md Hussain Khan (RSPB) while Delhi’s Shoaib Khan will ...

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Chennai, Dec 16 Sourav Kothari (PSPB) will take on Md Hussain Khan (RSPB) while Delhi’s Shoaib Khan will lock horns with Paras Gupta (UP) in the men’s 15-Red snooker semifinals of the ongoing 90th National Billiards & Snooker Championships at the Nehru Indoor Stadium here.

In Saturday’s quarterfinals, Shoaib edged out Rayaan Razmi of Maharashtra 5-4 after shocking defending champion Kamal Chawla (RSPB) in the previous round.

Earlier in the afternoon, Karnataka teenager Natasha Chethan won her maiden Sub-junior girls’ billiards crown, beating Gujarat’s Aanya Patel 143-107.

The 15-year-old was a semifinalist at the IBSF women’s under-21 world snooker championships in Riyadh in July.

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