We are aiming to win Asian event: Shiraz Asif
By our correspondents
December 27, 2016
KARACHI: Pakistan junior throwball team captain Shiraz Asif has said his team would do its best to win Asian Junior Throwball Championship, which commences on Tuesday (today) in Kuala Lumpur.
“We thank our coaches Jafar Ali, Rasheeda Gul, Adnan Khan and Rasheed Gul for training and preparing us well for the event,” he told PPI. “We will go all out to win all matches but we will try our best against India,” he added. Shiraz said that the tournament would help his team get international exposure.
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