Ten Pak players to appear in WSF World Masters Squash
KARACHI: As many as 10 players from Pakistan are participating in the WSF World Masters Squash Championship slated to be held at Charlottesville, Virginia, USA from July 29 to August 4.
The players who entered their names in the 35 age category are Ashfaq Hussain, Shahid Khan and Salman Rafique, while Abdul Basit and Jahangir Khan will figure in the 40 age category.
Mustafa Habib and Imran Haroon entered their names in the 45 age category and Asif Idris entered his name in the 50 age category.The players in the 55 age category are Ghulam Butt and Salman Rasool Quadri.
However, Osama Khan withdrew his name from the 35 age category. “I don’t have enough funds to cover my expenses for this world championship, hence I withdrew last week,” said Osama while talking to ‘The News’.
The World Masters Squash Championship consists of 10 men’s and 9 women’s age divisions.World Squash Federation (WSF) stated: “The world masters squash championship is an international event and some of the world’s very best age-group players compete in it, hence there are no B divisions.”
-
Halsey's Fiance Avan Jogia Shares Rare Update On Wedding Planning -
Instagram Head Adam Mosseri Says Users Cannot Be Clinically Addicted To App -
James Van Der Beek Was Working On THIS Secret Project Before Death -
Las Vegas Father Shoots Daughter's Boyfriend, Then Calls Police Himself -
'Hunger Games' Star Jena Malone Shocks Fans With Huge Announcement -
Ex-OpenAI Researcher Quits Over ChatGPT Ads -
Prince William Criticized Over Indirect Epstein Connection -
'Finding Her Edge' Creator Explains Likeness Between Show And Jane Austin Novel -
Margot Robbie Delivers Sweet Message Ahead Of Valentine's Day -
How AI Boyfriends Are Winning Hearts In China: Details Might Surprise You -
Blake Lively Mocked Over 'dragons' After Latest Court Appearance -
Gmail For Android Now Lets Users Create Labels On Mobile -
Emma Slater Reveals Final Moments With James Van Der Beek Before His Death -
Princess Kate Makes Surprise Visit To Support Mental Health Initiative -
Reese Witherspoon Sparks Nostalgia With 'Green Sisters' Tribute To Jennifer Aniston -
Royal Family Faces Fresh Crisis While Andrew's Controversy Refuses To Die