Expert cueist Aditya Mehta crushed numerous times best on the planet Pankaj Advani 6-2 to win the National Snooker Championship. 

Mehta, who spoke to the Petroleum Sports Promotion Board(PSPB) in the conflict on Sunday night, began with a blast in the wake of winning the main edge with a break of103 while the score stayed 103-17. 

He lost the following two edges with a nearby edge of 50 - 58, 47-48 and it looked like Advani was organizing a rebound. 

Be that as it may, Mehta held his nerves and asserted all the accompanying four casings to win the title with a 6-2 scoreline in the best of 11 edges. 

"This title will be unique to me since it's coming following four years. I was nursing a physical issue that kept me off the tables," Mehta was cited as saying in a media articulation gave on Monday. 

"I was battling somewhat because of a migraine. What's more, fortunately for me from two-one down, I battled well to lead and that was the defining moment, so I'm certain of my game. Furthermore, you know, when two top players are playing, now and then the edges are little," he included.