Alok, a former Asian champion, lost 6-1 -- 150 (123)-06, 150 (114)-11, 150 (64)-81, 150 (85)-13, 150 (109)-92, 51-150 (53), 150 (124)-124 (93).
On the other hand, two-time runner-up Causier lifted his first ever world title here at the Northern Snooker Centre. In the final he defeated Alok in a one-sided affair.
Causier constantly kept scoring in the final and did not have to work too hard to claim the title. He started with two magnificent unfinished breaks of 123 and 114 points and gained 2-0 lead.
However, Alok managed to clinch the sixth game and gave tough fight in the seventh also, but it was too late for him as he bowed out 6-1.
Alok is the only player in the country, who has won titles in every discipline.
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