<p>Clinical and thorough are two adjectives that best describe S Shrikrishna's performance at the Junior and Sub-junior snooker and billiards championships that concluded here on Sunday.</p>.<p>If there was a title to be won, the 17-year-old ensured he pocketed it, winning all four titles -- Junior and Sub-junior boys' snooker and billiards -- at the Karnataka State Billiards Association.</p>.<p>The clean sweep was completed when Shrikrishna romped to a 4-0 (73-16, 74-42, 76 (51)-28, 76 (64)-17) victory over another talented younster, Sparsh Pherwani of Maharashtra, in the summit clash of the Junior boys' snooker.</p>.<p>It definitely would have been a great relief for the teenager as it was the same event that he missed out on at the previous edition of the championships in Pune.</p>.<p>"I am really happy that I could win all four titles," said Shrikrishna insisting that his aim, coming into the event, wasn't purely to win four titles.</p>.<p>"I never came in to this tournament with a specific aim of winning everything. All I do is ensure that I better my previous show and keep improving. Specifically in this event, I'm happy with my striking and it got better with each match," he divulged.</p>.<p>While it was a euphoric moment for Shrikrishna, Karnataka's Keerthana P fell marginally short of claiming her fourth title at the championships.</p>.<p>Up against Ishika Sharma of Madhya Pradesh in the Junior girls' snooker final, nerves got the better of the 15-year-old cueist from KGF as she settled for second place after a 2-1 (43-10, 01-70, 68-33) defeat.</p>.<p>Ishika was on the front foot from the start taking an early lead with a 43-10 win in the first frame. But it was all Keerthana in the second as she stormed back into contention with a 70-1 hammering to push the tie into the decider.</p>.<p>It was Ishika who eventually stayed the calmer of the two and wore the crown after winning the final frame 68-33.</p>.<p>Admitting that she was delighted despite missing out, Keerthana said: "I'm very happy. Maybe I could have won the fourth as well but I was a little too desperate and made a couple of mistakes that cost me."</p>.<p>Results: Junior Boys Snooker: Final (best of seven): S Shrikrishna (TN) bt Sparsh Pherwani (MAH) 4-0 (73-16, 74-42, 76 (51)-28, 76 (64)-17).3rd and 4th placing: Mehul Saini (HAR) bt Loukic Pathare (MAH) 3-1 (69-33, 86-34, 53-64, 64-29)</p>.<p>Semifinals: Sparsh Pherwani (MAH) bt Loukic Pathare (MAH) 4-3 (48-53, 50-76, 56-22, 26-66, 54-47, 67-35, 71-29); S Shrikrishna (TN) bt Mehul Saini (HAR) 4-0 (57-48, 61-52, 81-30, 61-31).</p>.<p>5th to 8th placing: Kreishh Gurbaxani (MAH) bt Shoaib Khan (DEL) 2-0 (60-36, 63-38); Karmesh Patel (GUJ) bt Devang Singh (MP) 2-1 (15-71, 62-22, 67-29); Kreishh Gurbaxani (MAH) bt Devang Singh (MP) 2-0 (56-44, 76-07); Shoaib Khan (DEL) bt Karmesh Patel (GUJ) 2-1 (84-42, 23-46, 72-06).</p>.<p>Final standings: S Shrikrishna (TN), 1; Sparsh Pherwani (MAH), 2; Mehul Saini (HAR), 3; Loukic Pathare (MAH), 4; Kreishh Gurbaxani (MAH), 5; Shoaib Khan (DEL), 6; Karmesh Patel (GUJ), 7; Devang Singh (MP), 8.</p>.<p>Junior Girls Snooker: Finals: Ishika Shah (MP) bt Keerthana P (KAR) 2-1 (43-10, 01-70, 68-33). 3rd and 4th placing: Anupama Ramachandran (TN) bt I Lahari (TLG) 2-1 (44-30, 24-49, 40-27)</p>.<p>Final standings: Ishika Shah, 1; Keerthana P, 2; Anupama Ramachandran, 3; I Lahari, 4; Kanishka Jhurani, 5; Doyel Dey (WB), 6; Mariam Agnish (TN), 7; M Janani (TN), 8.</p>
<p>Clinical and thorough are two adjectives that best describe S Shrikrishna's performance at the Junior and Sub-junior snooker and billiards championships that concluded here on Sunday.</p>.<p>If there was a title to be won, the 17-year-old ensured he pocketed it, winning all four titles -- Junior and Sub-junior boys' snooker and billiards -- at the Karnataka State Billiards Association.</p>.<p>The clean sweep was completed when Shrikrishna romped to a 4-0 (73-16, 74-42, 76 (51)-28, 76 (64)-17) victory over another talented younster, Sparsh Pherwani of Maharashtra, in the summit clash of the Junior boys' snooker.</p>.<p>It definitely would have been a great relief for the teenager as it was the same event that he missed out on at the previous edition of the championships in Pune.</p>.<p>"I am really happy that I could win all four titles," said Shrikrishna insisting that his aim, coming into the event, wasn't purely to win four titles.</p>.<p>"I never came in to this tournament with a specific aim of winning everything. All I do is ensure that I better my previous show and keep improving. Specifically in this event, I'm happy with my striking and it got better with each match," he divulged.</p>.<p>While it was a euphoric moment for Shrikrishna, Karnataka's Keerthana P fell marginally short of claiming her fourth title at the championships.</p>.<p>Up against Ishika Sharma of Madhya Pradesh in the Junior girls' snooker final, nerves got the better of the 15-year-old cueist from KGF as she settled for second place after a 2-1 (43-10, 01-70, 68-33) defeat.</p>.<p>Ishika was on the front foot from the start taking an early lead with a 43-10 win in the first frame. But it was all Keerthana in the second as she stormed back into contention with a 70-1 hammering to push the tie into the decider.</p>.<p>It was Ishika who eventually stayed the calmer of the two and wore the crown after winning the final frame 68-33.</p>.<p>Admitting that she was delighted despite missing out, Keerthana said: "I'm very happy. Maybe I could have won the fourth as well but I was a little too desperate and made a couple of mistakes that cost me."</p>.<p>Results: Junior Boys Snooker: Final (best of seven): S Shrikrishna (TN) bt Sparsh Pherwani (MAH) 4-0 (73-16, 74-42, 76 (51)-28, 76 (64)-17).3rd and 4th placing: Mehul Saini (HAR) bt Loukic Pathare (MAH) 3-1 (69-33, 86-34, 53-64, 64-29)</p>.<p>Semifinals: Sparsh Pherwani (MAH) bt Loukic Pathare (MAH) 4-3 (48-53, 50-76, 56-22, 26-66, 54-47, 67-35, 71-29); S Shrikrishna (TN) bt Mehul Saini (HAR) 4-0 (57-48, 61-52, 81-30, 61-31).</p>.<p>5th to 8th placing: Kreishh Gurbaxani (MAH) bt Shoaib Khan (DEL) 2-0 (60-36, 63-38); Karmesh Patel (GUJ) bt Devang Singh (MP) 2-1 (15-71, 62-22, 67-29); Kreishh Gurbaxani (MAH) bt Devang Singh (MP) 2-0 (56-44, 76-07); Shoaib Khan (DEL) bt Karmesh Patel (GUJ) 2-1 (84-42, 23-46, 72-06).</p>.<p>Final standings: S Shrikrishna (TN), 1; Sparsh Pherwani (MAH), 2; Mehul Saini (HAR), 3; Loukic Pathare (MAH), 4; Kreishh Gurbaxani (MAH), 5; Shoaib Khan (DEL), 6; Karmesh Patel (GUJ), 7; Devang Singh (MP), 8.</p>.<p>Junior Girls Snooker: Finals: Ishika Shah (MP) bt Keerthana P (KAR) 2-1 (43-10, 01-70, 68-33). 3rd and 4th placing: Anupama Ramachandran (TN) bt I Lahari (TLG) 2-1 (44-30, 24-49, 40-27)</p>.<p>Final standings: Ishika Shah, 1; Keerthana P, 2; Anupama Ramachandran, 3; I Lahari, 4; Kanishka Jhurani, 5; Doyel Dey (WB), 6; Mariam Agnish (TN), 7; M Janani (TN), 8.</p>