Pakistan National Squash Championship postponed
By Our Correspondent
November 28, 2020
KARACHI: The $1000 Texas Chicken Pakistan National Squash Championship has been postponed.
This championship was scheduled in Karachi from December 1-4 but got postponed due to a ban on indoor sports activities by the provincial government.
Sindh government has imposed a ban on indoor sports activities till January next year due to increase in covid-19 cases in the province.
“The venue of the event was Fleet Club. The administration has closed the club,” said a source.
“The president of Sindh Squash Association, which was the organisers of the event, had managed a sponsorship for the event. “This was to be the sixth international satellite event in Karachi this year,” said the source.
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