of English billiards and former professional snooker player.Former champion
Pankaj Advani had a mixed start as he lost to Peter Gilchrist 2-3 but beat
Brian Harvey 3-0 in his next outing at the World Championship.
Ace cueist Pankaj Advani will spearhead the strong Indian contingent of 17
men and two women in the World Billiards Championship in Leeds,
commencing on October 20.
Following on from the interview with Pankaj Advani, I went along to watch
him in the final of the 2012 World Billiards Championship.
Pankaj Advani proved his class once again as he notched up his seventh
World Billiards Championship title after beating England's Mike Russell
in the final.
Pankaj Advani is an Indian Billiards and Snooker player, and is considered
to be the best Billiards player India has got after Geet Sethi, the maestro.
Ever since Pankaj Advani ventured into the glitzy world of professional
snooker, his first love billiards took a back seat.