Aqeel will now take on his Davis Cup partner and the fourth-seed Nomi Qamar who defeated Umer Shahid 6-0,-6-1. “I knew Shouqat would give me tough time on the court,” Aqeel told The Express Tribune. “But I think his lack of experience on Karachi courts and the windy weather here went against him.” Meanwhile, Aqeel’s younger brothers – number two seed Jalil Khan and number three seed Yasir Khan – booked their semi-final clash against each other after defeating their competitors in the quarter-finals.
Yasir dictated Muhammad Abdul Saeed in a comprehensive 6-4, 6-0 win while Jalil struggled against Saif Noor Sumar in the first set before coming back strongly to win 6-7, 6-0 as his competitor was forced to withdraw from the match due to tiredness.
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