Boxing tournament from March 15
KARACHI: Commissioner Karachi Boxing tournament, featuring six districts of the port city, will be staged here from March 15.It was decided in the divisional sports committee meeting chaired by Commissioner Karachi Shoaib Siddiqui. The teams will have eight boxers each. The boxers have been advised to confirm their entries
By our correspondents
February 20, 2015
KARACHI: Commissioner Karachi Boxing tournament, featuring six districts of the port city, will be staged here from March 15.
It was decided in the divisional sports committee meeting chaired by Commissioner Karachi Shoaib Siddiqui.
The teams will have eight boxers each. The boxers have been advised to confirm their entries by March 10.
It was decided in the divisional sports committee meeting chaired by Commissioner Karachi Shoaib Siddiqui.
The teams will have eight boxers each. The boxers have been advised to confirm their entries by March 10.
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