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MLB | Page 5 CYCLING | Page 7 Brewers beat Annemiek Cardinals wins time-trial in opener of title as Dutch key series women rule Wednesday, September 26, 2018 FOOTBALL Moharram 16, 1440 AH Ronaldo turns to GULF TIMES Juve challenge aft er FIFA best player snub SPORT Page 3 QOC president HE Sheikh Joaan at Best FIFA Football Awards Qatar Olympic Committee president HE Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad al-Thani (left) meets FIFA president Gianni Infantino at the Best FIFA Football Awards ceremony in London on Monday. (Right) HE Sheikh Joaan, Infantino and other off icials watch the proceedings at the awards ceremony. SPOTLIGHT COMMENT World gymnastics Tirapongpaiboon message to those who aim to stop wins Asian 6 Red Qatar’s pioneering march: al-Hitmi QNA Doha honours in Doha atar Gymnastics Fed- eration president Ali Thai 25-year-old beat Mohamed Bilal of Pakistan 7-3 in the final yesterday al-Hitmi has said that Qatar’s hosting of emony for the tournament and Qthe Artistic Gymnastics World By Mikhil Bhat Doha the Asian Team Snooker Cham- Championships Doha 2018 from pionship, which immediately October 25 to November 3 is a preceded the 6 Red event and strong message to those who n the ninth frame of the concluded on Friday, was held want to stop the country’s pio- Asian 6 Red Championship yesterday. neering march in the region. fi nal, Pakistan’s Mohamed Present at the ceremony Speaking exclusively to Qatar Bilal was putting together a were International Billiards News Agency (QNA), al-Hitmi Icomeback after being 3-5 down. and Snooker Federation (IBSF) said that the unprecedented par- A 32-point break had put him president Mubarak al-Khayarin, ticipation in the tournament, 33-0 up in the frame with only Asian Confederation of Billiard which is being organised for the the coloured balls left. Sports (ACBS) president Mo- fi rst time in the Middle East, However, the 33-year-old hamed Salem al-Nuaimi, Qatar and will see more than 700 ath- team of Ahmad Nabil and Ahmed missed potting the yellow. A Billiards and Snooker Federa- letes representing 83 countries, al-Deyani will compete with the couple of shots later, his oppo- tion (QBSF) president Mohamed confi rms the full confi dence world champions in all six men’s nent, Thailand’s Thanawat Ti- Mubarak al-Ramzani and other and support of the world in Qa- apparatus events. rapongpaiboon, snookered Bilal offi cials. tar as sports capital because of Qatari gymnast Jana Elkiky on the yellow and snapped his its long-standing reputation in will compete in the fl oor exer- fi rst points when the Pakistani NEW ASIAN TOUR 10 REDS organising and hosting major cises and pommel in apparatus player fouled on it. TOURNAMENT sporting events and because of for women. Thirapongpaiboon looked at Starting today, QBSF Hall will the security and safety it pro- He said that the Qatar play- the scoreboard, and found the also host the fi rst edition of vides. ers will certainly gain experience cue favourable for him and be- the ACBS Asian Tour 10 Reds The World Gymnastics Cham- through the world champion- gan potting the rest, eventually Championship, with as many as pionships will be the fi rst stop ships. taking the frame by 1 point at 24 top players. that will keep the world’s eyes on Besides players, there will be 34-33. “It’s the fi rst of its kind in- us before returning again when Qatari participation as arbiters in “That was a key shot for me,” ternational tournament in the Doha will host the 2019 IAAF the tournament being represent- Thirapongpaiboon told Gulf world, and the fi rst time Qatar World Championships, the 2022 ed by referee Mahmoud al-Saad Times, referring to the snooker will be hosting it. I think it is a World Cup and the 2023 World and Abeer al-Buainain. shot, after his 7-3 win in the very tough tournament, the very Swimming Championships, said A delegation representing the tournament at the Qatar Bil- best 24 players from the region, al-Hitmi, also the Executive Di- directors of the technical com- liards and Snooker Federation Asian 6 Red Championship winner Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon (background, left) of Thailand, runner-up Asia and IBSF will play in Doha,” rector and Tournament Manager mittees of the international fed- Hall yesterday. Mohamed Bilal (background, right) of Pakistan, Asian Team Snooker Championship winners Mohamed al-Khayarin told Gulf Times. of the 2018 Gymnastics World eration will be present in Doha on “I… ahh… don’t know how to Asif (background, second from left) and Babar Masih (background, third from left), runners-up Pankaj The 24 players have been di- Championships. October 15 and 16 to make sure of say,” he just smiled with lot of Advani (background, second from right) and Manan Chandra (background, third from right) pose with vided into eight groups of three He explained that the sports the readiness before the start of relief and happiness. International Billiards and Snooker Federation (IBSF) president Mubarak al-Khayarin (foreground centre), each, with the top two players world put its full confi dence in the tournament. In the next frame, Bilal tried Asian Confederation of Billiard Sports (ACBS) president Mohamed Salem al-Nuaimi (foreground, second making it to the last 16 stage. Qatar because “we have the in- Al-Hitmi thanked the sports paying back with a snooker of from right) and other off icials yesterday. The tournament will conclude frastructure needed at the high- offi cials in the country and HE his own as the game was at 34-0 on Saturday, September 29. est level, stadiums and modern Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad al-Tha- in favour of the Thai player. long time since I won a big tour- er, I am very happy that I played Earlier in the day, Tirapong- Four players — Ahmed Saif, facilities”. ni, the President of the Qatar Ol- A couple of fouls by Ti- nament in Asia, but I am really really well,” he added. paiboon had eased past Paki- Ali al-Obaidli, Mohsen Buk- He added that the infrastruc- ympic Committee and Chairman rapongpaiboon and a 14-point happy,” he said. Talking about the tournament stan’s in-form Babar Masih, shaisha and Mhanaa al-Obaidli ture being provided for world of the Organising Committee of break later, the score was at 34- Tirapongpaiboon had won the and the facilities, the Thai player who had been unbeaten in the — will represent Qatar in the gymnastics championships in the championship. 31, but it wasn’t enough to pro- Asian Under-21 Snooker Cham- said, “Qatar have organised a tournament so far, 6-1 in the tournament. Doha would be of a global con- He also thanked the offi cials long the game. pionship in 2014 and the World really good tournament, a great semi-fi nals. “I hope the Qatar team does fi guration and also show the of the Ministry of Culture and Tirapongpaiboon potted the Under-21 Snooker Champion- venue, and I really like com- Bilal had booked his place in well in this tournament. It is not country’s readiness if it hosts the Sports for their eff orts with the pink to take the frame, and with ship in 2011. ing here to play tournaments. I the fi nal with a 6-4 victory over an easy tournament for us. If our Olympic Games in the future. Organising Committee and eve- it his fi rst Asian title in four “There was a lot of pressure would like to thank all the fans Hong Kong’s 19-year-old Che- players make it to the top eight, I On the Qatari team’s partici- ryone concerned with the suc- years. but today I felt that I was a bit who came here each day to sup- ung Ka Wai. think it will be a very good result pation in the tournament, al- cess of the World Championship “I am really happy. It’s been a lucky. Bilal is a really good play- port me.” The prize distribution cer- for us,” Khayarin said. Hitmi confi rmed that the Qatar in Qatar. Gulf Times 2 Wednesday, September 26, 2018 SPORT ASIA CUP Shahzad slams hundred as Afghanistan tie against India Title holders India have already qualified for Friday’s final where they will meet Pakistan or Bangladesh Afghanistan players celebrate after their one-day international match against India ended in a tie at the Asia Cup at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai yesterday. (AFP) AFP middle order unravelled, leav- to help Afghanistan post a chal- Dubai ing them seven to get off the fi - lenging total after they won the nal over, bowled by Rashid Khan, toss and batted at Dubai stadium. with just one wicket in hand. With India already in fi nal SCOREBOARD fghanistan pulled off Ravindra Jadeja, who had and Afghanistan out of conten- a sensational tie off played cautiously till then, tion, Shahzad’s knock spiced up AFGHANISTAN INNINGS Fall of wickets: 1-65 (Ahmadi), 2-81 (Shah), D Chahar b Alam 12 the penultimate ball launched the leg-spinner for a the inconsequential match. So Mohamed Shahzad c Karthik b Jadhav 124 3-82 (Shahidi), 4-82 (Asghar), 5-132 (Naib), Kuldeep run out (Naib/Alam) 9 6-180 (Shahzad), 7-226 (Zadran), 8-244 (Nabi) against India in their four. He then took a single to ex- dominant was Shahzad that fel- Javed Ahmadi st Dhoni b Jadeja 5 S Kaul run out (Shahidi) 0 ASuper Four stage match of the pose No.
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