Snooker hoping for a good break from minister


Veteran cueist: Moh Keen Hoo has been a mainstay with the snooker national set-up since 2005.

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian cueists may have delivered medals of all colours in the SEA Games, both in Kuala Lumpur 2017 and Philippines 2019 but they still face a huge stumbling block in setting up their training centre.

The training centre in Sunway is deemed to be an entertainment outlet and only those aged above 18 can enter – which has put a huge dent in the Malaysian Snooker and Billiard Federation’s (MSBF) development programme.

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