Pakistani cueist Asjad Iqbal’s impressive run in the 2024 Snooker World Cup came to an end when he was defeated in the semifinals by Cyprus’ Michael Georgiou in a nail-biting 5-4 match. Despite his loss, Iqbal showed remarkable resilience, winning critical frames but ultimately missing out on a spot in the finals. Earlier, he triumphed in a thrilling quarterfinal against China’s Gao Yang, securing his place among the top players in the tournament. Although Iqbal was eliminated, his efforts earned him a bronze medal, marking a significant achievement for Pakistan in the global snooker scene. The final match saw Georgiou face Iran’s Ali Gharahgozlou, with both players showcasing world-class talent on the baize(
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