 it has been viewed over 3 million times on Facebook. 'Oh my God!' Mink said of those figures. 'It was very exciting, but I wanted to try and pot, not think too much. 'After I played the break Neil said: 'Wow! You can play, you have all the shots, too good!' I said to him: 'Unbelievable!' 'I have more confidence now, because I think I can play and can win. When I play with men, I think that if I play like I can, I){kind=link}
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Mink Nutcharut is enjoying an immense 2022 having claimed the Women’s World Championship and World Mixed Doubles titles, turned professional and made the big move of swapping Thailand for South Yorkshire.
It has not been an overnight success for the 22-year-old, who won the Women’s World Under-21 Championship four years ago, but this has been her breakout year, and it is getting even better with a Champion of Champions debut this week.
Winning the World Mixed Doubles alongside Neil Robertson in front of a huge TV audience was a massive moment for Mink and one that she hopes stands her in good stead going forward.
‘I think I got a lot more experience,’ she told Metro.co.uk. ‘I can watch the top four players up close, remember their shots and learn a lot.