PJF to send players to Astana for World Judo Championship
KARACHI: Pakistan Judo Federation (PJF) will be sending its judokas to participate in World Judo Championship, which will be held from August 20 to 31 in Astana, Kazakhstan.PJF selection committee will select four-member men and two-member women team in the first week of August.National Coach Sajjad Kazemi of Iran will
By our correspondents
July 22, 2015
KARACHI: Pakistan Judo Federation (PJF) will be sending its judokas to participate in World Judo Championship, which will be held from August 20 to 31 in Astana, Kazakhstan.
PJF selection committee will select four-member men and two-member women team in the first week of August.
National Coach Sajjad Kazemi of Iran will join the Camp from August 1. The camp has started after Eid.
PJF selection committee will select four-member men and two-member women team in the first week of August.
National Coach Sajjad Kazemi of Iran will join the Camp from August 1. The camp has started after Eid.
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