President PSF has granted the waiver keeping in view the Aamir’s performance and his recent victory in the Asian Individual Squash Championship last month. PHOTO: AFP
According to a press release issued late on Thursday, the PSF president awarded Aamir a waiver for attending team trials, for which attendance was compulsory if they wanted to be picked to represent Pakistan at the tournament being held in Mull House, France from June 9-15.
The waiver was explained through Aamir’s recent performances, especially his victory in the recently concluded Asian Individual Squash Championship.
Earlier PSF had organised trials to select a team for the WSF World Team Squash Championship and announced that players missing the trials would not be eligible to be included in the team.
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They themself damage players by giving extra favors. When players became use to these favors then they cries that players thought themself bigger then the game. If a rule is made then it should be applied to everyone there should be not exemptions.
Very bad decision by PSF.