Squash: Danish aims for seniors title
The $12,000 Chief of Air Staff (CAS) International tournament will explode into action today.
KARACHI:
The $12,000 Chief of Air Staff (CAS) International tournament will explode into action today with juniors Danish Atlas Khan and Nasir Iqbal eyeing to give seniors a tough time.
The juniors believe that they are now capable of beating the likes of Amir Atlas Khan and Farhan Mehboob who have been the dominant force for some time. Pakistan’s top player Amir is the top-seed followed by his younger brother Danish, who was named the best Asian player among juniors in 2011.
“Being the best player in Asia was a great achievement,” Danish told The Express Tribune. “Now I want to become the best player in Pakistan.”
Published in The Express Tribune, September 19th, 2012.
The $12,000 Chief of Air Staff (CAS) International tournament will explode into action today with juniors Danish Atlas Khan and Nasir Iqbal eyeing to give seniors a tough time.
The juniors believe that they are now capable of beating the likes of Amir Atlas Khan and Farhan Mehboob who have been the dominant force for some time. Pakistan’s top player Amir is the top-seed followed by his younger brother Danish, who was named the best Asian player among juniors in 2011.
“Being the best player in Asia was a great achievement,” Danish told The Express Tribune. “Now I want to become the best player in Pakistan.”
Published in The Express Tribune, September 19th, 2012.