Pakistan’s celebrated snooker player Bilal dies at 38

Mandi Bahauddin, Pakistan: The nation mourns the untimely demise of esteemed snooker player Muhammad Bilal, who tragically succumbed to a heart attack on Saturday. The funeral prayers for the 38-year-old sportsman will be held in his hometown today, as friends, family, and fans gather to bid farewell to the beloved cue sport champion.

Bilal's remarkable career was adorned with notable achievements, including his victory in the Asian Snooker Championship in 2018. In 2019, he displayed his exceptional skills by clinching the world team championship alongside his partner Asjad Iqbal. Additionally, Bilal emerged victorious in the national snooker championships in both 2016 and 2019, solidifying his reputation as a formidable player within the sport.

The Pakistan Billiard and Snooker Association expressed profound sorrow and grief over the tragic loss of Muhammad Bilal, highlighting his contributions to the sport and his presence as an inspiration to aspiring snooker players nationwide. His passing leaves a void in the snooker community, and his memory will forever be cherished as a testament to his talent and passion for the game.