Which of the following players is associated with billiards?
Pankaj Advani
The correct answer is Pankaj Advani.
Points are scored by potting balls, 'cannons' (striking two balls with the cue ball), or causing the cue ball to enter a pocket ('in-offs'). Snooker: Played with fifteen red balls, six coloured balls (yellow, green, brown, blue, pink, and black), and a white cue ball on a table with six pockets. Points are scored primarily by potting balls in a specific sequence (a red ball followed by a colour). Pankaj Advani's success across both English billiards and snooker highlights his versatility and mastery in cue sports.
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