Muzammil, Mahin land CJCSC Tennis crowns
ISLAMABAD: Muzammil Murtaza landed his maiden national ranking men’s singles title when he beat Mohammad Abid 7-5, 6-3 in the final of the 1st Chairman JCSC Tennis Championships here at the PTF Complex Saturday.
Muzammil led 5-0 in the first set courtesy some powerful forehand and backhand drives from the baseline. Abid had no clue as the final was rapidly going Muzammil’s way.
Abid, however, recovered well and took the attack back to his opponent. He started finding his touch and drew level at 5-5.
“With the first set almost won, I came under pressure. I started hitting erratic shots,” Muzammil said. “It was only after my coach Hameedul Haq changed my racket and boosted my confidence that I started playing my normal game.”
Muzammil won the next two games to take the lead. He was seen playing at his best in the second set that he completely dominated.
“In the last two years I have played so many finals — and even snatched a set from Aqeel Khan in one of them — but was never able to win the title. I am thankful to Allah Almighty that I have finally made it,” Muzammil said.
Earlier, Mahin Aftab got the better of the experienced Sara Mansoor 6-4, 6-3 to win the women’s singles title. Mahin was seen on top of her game and never allowed Sara to stage a recovery in both sets.
Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee General Zubair Mahmood Hayat was the chief guest on the occasion. Pakistan Tennis Federation President Salim Saifullah Khan was also present.
-
Spotify Introduces New Monthly Subscription Pricing Plan For 2026 -
Shocking Prediction About Meghan Markle's Career In 2026 -
Kate Middleton Hosts Reception In London As Prince William Out On Engagement -
Mel C Teases 'precious' Future Plans -
Teyana Taylor On Julia Roberts Telling Her To 'eat A Sandwich' At Golden Globes: 'Started Crying' -
Minneapolis: ICE Officer Fires Bullet After Migrant Attacks With A Shovel -
Prince William Gets 'mobbed' By Animals During Rural Engagement -
Angelina Jolie Finally Escaping L.A.? -
Matthew McConaughey Takes Legal Action To Save THIS Iconic Phrase From AI Misuse -
Jodie Foster Reflects On Harsh Reality Of Why She Escaped Sexual Abuse As Actress -
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle To Have Baby In 2026? -
Bella Hadid Steals The Spotlight At 'The Beauty' Premiere -
Taylor Swift 'worst Photos': Singer's Not-so-perfect Moments Spark Debate -
Arizona Mother Traces Missing Son Living In Neighbour’s Home After Killing Hm -
OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Translate To Rival Google Translate -
Top AI Themes Poised To Shape 2026: Here’s How