Keen Hoo misses out on the double


Master at work: Moh Keen Hoo planning his move. — Bernama

MALAYSIA’S Moh Keen Hoo missed out on a chance for a golden double in the six-red snooker competition when he and Lim Kok Leong lost 2-4 to Thailand’s James Wattana-Kritsanut Lertsattayathorn in the semi-finals of the doubles event.

Keen Hoo-Kok Leong started well at the Aeon Mall 2 in Phnom Penh by winning the first two frames 67-0, 34-18. However, the Thais snapped the momentum of the Malaysian pair by taking the next four frames 49-8, 58-6, 57-14, 35-28 to advance to the final.

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