Pak trio storm into Asian Junior Squash quarters
KARACHI: Haris Qasim, Hamza Sharif, and Hamza Khan moved into the quarter-finals of their respective categories at the Asian Junior Individual Squash Championships in Macau, China on Thursday.
In the second round of under-19 category, 3/4 seed Haris Qasim defeated Ho Ka On of Hong Kong 11-3, 11-3, 9-11, 11-8, while unseeded Hamza Sharif won against Lam Shing Fung of Hong Kong 11-3, 9-11, 11-5, 9-11, 11-5.
Haris will now face 9/16 seed Aaron-Jon Widhaha Liang of Singapore, while Hamza will be up against second seed Darryl Gan Zi Kang of Malaysia in the quarters. In the under-17 category, 9/16 seed Farhan Hashmi was defeated by 3/4 seed Neel Joshi of India 12-14, 9-11, 7-11 in their third round match. In the other match, 5/8 seed Noor Zaman was overpowered by unseeded Navaneeth Prabhu of India 13-11, 4-11, 11-9, 9-11, 9-11.
In the second round of under-15 category, top seed Hamza Khan crushed Jaivir Singh Dhillon of India 11-7, 11-3, 11-1. Hamza will now play against Shamiel Haeyzad Bin Sharulhisam of Malaysia.
In the under-13 category, 5/8 seed Abdullah was beaten by Mak Tsun Hei of Hong Kong 9-11, 11-1, 9-11, 11-6, 10-12.
-
Ex-UK Envoy Mandelson Issues ‘unequivocal’ Apology To Epstein's Victims -
Kate Middleton Accused Of Being ‘silent Assassin’ Pitting William Against Andrew -
Meghan Markle, Harry 'deliberately' Snubbed Kate Middleton Ahead Of UK Return -
Elon Musk Seeks Sole Custody Of Son After Ashley St. Clair's Trans Support -
How To Spot Real Instagram Password Reset Email -
Kylie Jenner Makes Subtle Appearance On Timothee Chalamet's Social Handle -
Jennifer Lawrence Shares Rare Insight Into Relationship With Hubby Cooke Maroney -
Philippines: Rubbish Landfill Collapse Death Toll Rises To 13 -
Sanae Takaichi, Lee Jae Myung Meet To Push For Closer Security And Economic Ties At High-stakes Summit -
Kate Middleton Fears For Family After Shocking Palace Break-in -
Canadian PM Visits China After A Decade Of Diplomatic Strain: What Deals Are In Focus? -
New York Plans Limited Rollout Of Self-driving Taxis -
Nvidia Clarifies ‘no Upfront Payment Needed For H200 Chips Production’ -
Sarah Ferguson Faces Painful Choice Between Peace, Family Bond -
Africa First: Nigeria Set To Approve Landmark AI Rules For Digital Economy -
WhatsApp Tests Built-in Supervision Feature Long Missing From The App