Subh-e-Nau Women Tennis from 25th
LAHORE: The Subh-e-Nau National Women Tennis Tournament will be held at hard courts of Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) from September 25 to 29.
Woman tennis players from across the country would have a chance to participate in the championship sponsored by residential Project, ‘Eighteen’ which aims to highlight the importance of women in sports, said a press release issued here. Chairperson Subh-e-Nau Mrs Shahida Kausar Farooq said the event, aims in the promotion of female tennis players in the country.
There would be six different categories including Ladies Singles, Ladies Doubles, Girls Juniors U-18, Girls U-14, Girls U-12 and Girls U-10 in the event.The prize money would be Rs 200,000 while outstation players would also be given daily allowances. Junior players would also receive economy class train fares as per PTF rules, she said.
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