Aisam and Georges lost 6-3, 6-4 to the Indian-Romanian duo.
On January 21, Aisam and his partner had cruised into the quarter-final of the mixed doubles event.
Despite Aisam’s third round exit from the men’s doubles event, the Pakistan tennis ace had continued his campaign at the grand slam in the mixed doubles competition until now.
Aisam and Goerges had defeated fourth seeds Czech Republic’s Andrea Hlavackova and Belarus’ Max Mirnyi 6-3, 6-4 in just 59 minutes.
In the French Open last year, Aisam had registered a win in the mixed doubles event, teaming up with Zimbabwe’s Cara Black to defeat the top-seeded duo of India’s Sania Mirza and Sweden’s Robert Lindstedt 6-2, 6-3 in the first round.
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@Gaurav: She wants to live in India, alive i.e. Modi is on his way remember to the top? :P
This is called true love between the two neighbours. Kabhi Indian Bhabi ki jeet toh kabhi Pakistani Devar ki!
Good. This is the beauty of sport and why we need to promote it in Pakistan These are very positive interactions.
Aisam seems to be a fantastic ambassador for Pakistan. Well done son, we are proud of your effort (whether you win or lose)
not good bhabi :P
What?? If this is not civil war, I don't know what is !!