Saleh Mohammed

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Saleh Mohammed (born 24 February 1973) is an internationally notable Pakistani amateur snooker player. He is from Afghanistan, but he played for pakistan for serveral years, now he is back to afghanistna and plays for his own country. He turned pro in 1995 and his highest break is 141. In the 2003 IBSF World Championship in China he lost to Indian Pankaj Advani in the final.

[edit] Achievements

2003 IBSF World Championship Runner-up

2002 IBSF World Championship Last 32

2002 Asian Games - Snooker Singles Quarter Final

2002 Asian Games - Snooker Doubles Bronze Medal

2000 Pakistan National Snooker Championship Runner up

1999 IBSF World Championship Last 32

1999 Pakistan National Snooker Champion

1998 IBSF World Championship Semi Finalist

1997 IBSF World Championship Last 32

1995-6 Red & White Challenge Quarter Final

1994 Pakistan National Snooker Championship Runner up


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