Tennis: Former champions to contest ITF event

As many as 16 contestants will fight for honours at the 15th PSO Pakistan ITF Championship.

Express November 15, 2011
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Tennis: Former champions to contest ITF event
KARACHI: As many as 16 contestants will fight for honours at the 15th PSO Pakistan ITF Seniors World Rankings Tennis Championship to be held next week at the Karachi Club. At a press conference held yesterday, President Pakistan Seniors Tennis Association Khwaja Saeed Hai revealed that two participants from Georgia and Germany will also take part in the event due to start from November 22. Other prominent players featuring in the competition include former national champions Rasheed Malik, Altaf Hussain, Sabih Wali, Israr Gul and Abdul Saeed.

Published in The Express Tribune, November 16th, 2011. 
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