The team beat the hosts 52-32 comfortably in the first round and now has four remaining group encounters to deal with.
“We had a great start and I’m predicting an India-Pakistan final,” Pakistan Kabaddi Federation Secretary Muhammad Sarwar told The Express Tribune. “Sri Lanka were tough and defeating them has set the tone for us. We have high hopes that the team will clinch a gold medal.”
Pakistan face India, who beat Afghanistan and Nepal to top the points table, in their second match today.
Pakistan men’s handball team also gets their campaign underway today against Nepal while the women’s netball team faces Maldives tomorrow.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 11th, 2011.
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