Karachi (Sports Report):-Farhan Altaf and Vindo Das havbe win their Men’s Singles semifinals of the 10th Essa Lab National Tennis Championship held at Modern Club on Wednesday. Results (Day 4) Men’s Single Semi Final Farhan Altaf bt Salmn Ahmed 6-0 ,6-1 Men,s Single Semi Final Vinod Das bt Ahsan Siddiq 6-4, 6-2 U-16 Single Quarter Final Raahim Veqar bt Munir Derbari 6-3 6-4 Ahsan Ahmed bt Kashan Tariq 7-5 6-7 U-14 Single Quarter Final Asad Zaman (LHR)bt Nael Mirza 4-2 4-0 Ahsan Ahmed bt Duraf Das 4-2,1-4,4-2 Nadir Mirza bt Abdullah Raziq 4-0 4-0 U-12 Single Quarter Final Ali bachani HYD bt Abid Bachani HYD 4-0 4-2 Sameer Zaman bt Nael Mirza 4-0 2-4 4-0 Girls 14 Single Semi Final Inaya bt Eshal 4-0 4-0 45-Doubles Semi Final Zafar + Sher bt Rafi Darbari HYD +Abdul Saeed 8-4 Jawad +Iltafat bt Imran +Salim 8-4 35-Doubles Seim Final Robin Das +Vinod Das bt Mustafa+Kamra 8-4 A Saeed +Naseem bt Sher +Iltafat 8-4 U-10 Single Semi Final Majid Ali  HYD bt Humza  4-1,4-1 Men,s Doubles Semi Final Shahab +Adnan bt Ali +Vinot 8-5 U-12 Double Semi Final Ali +Ahmed bt Imdad Ali +Nibras 5-4 (7-5)4-2 Juniors 18 semi Final Mohammad Ahtisham (LHR) bt m Ali Khattah HYD 6-7,6-1,6-1 Raahim Veqar bt Munir Darbari HYD 4-6 7-5 6-4 U-14 Doubles Semi final Nadir Mirza+Nael Mirza bt Taimoor+Kaamil 4-0 4-1

Dhaka, Bangladesh (SB Report):-A sensational bowling performance from Pakistan saw them collect 13 Bangladesh wickets on the fifth and final day of the Dhaka Test to clean sweep the two-match series with an innings and eight runs win and bag 12 ICC World Test Championship points. On what turned out to be a thrilling day for the lovers of Test cricket, Bangladesh, being forced to follow-on after managing a paltry 87 in reply of Pakistan’s strong 300 for four, battled to eke out a draw, but they failed one by one to answer the questions posed by the touring bowlers and were bowled out for 205. In a befitting manner, Sajid Khan, who finished the match with 12 scalps after recording career-best eight for 42 in the first innings, snared the last wicket as he trapped Taijul Islam LBW. At the start of the day, Sajid, who had taken six wickets yesterday, added to more to his tally, as Bangladesh could add only 11 more runs before they were bowled out. After Babar Azam forced the follow-on, fiery opening spells from Hasan Ali and Shaheen Afridi reduced the hosts to 25 for four. As a partnership between Liton Das and Mushfiqur Rahim started to build, the former handed a catch to Fawad Alam at square-leg off Sajid. The two paired for 73 runs. Mushfiqur ensured that he held his end, but 49 runs later, he was run out attempting a quick single at the cusp of Tea. The right-hander made 48. The onus of carrying Bangladesh home then shifted on their most successful all-rounder Shakib-al-Hasan. He chipped away runs and found boundaries at regular intervals in his 130-ball 63, which included nine fours. As Shakib’s alliance with Mehdy Hasan, 14 off 70, started to instil hope in Bangladesh fans, Babar Azam picked up his maiden international wicket at the most crucial time. The Pakistan captain introduced himself in the first half of the evening session and struck on Mehdy’s pads. After his appeal for the LBW was turned down, he successfully got the umpire’s decision overhauled after reviewing it. Shakib departed next over as Sajid’s scintillating off-spinner from around the wicket knocked the left-hander’s off-stump. From there on, it was only a matter of time. Sajid took the last two wickets as Pakistan secured the epic win. Scores in brief: Pakistan 1st innings (overnight 188-2) 300-4d (Babar Azam 76, Azhar Ali 56, Mohammad Rizwan 53 not out, Fawad Alam 50 not out; Taijul Islam 2-73) Bangladesh 1st innings 87 all out (Najmul Hossain 30, Shakib Al Hasan 33; Sajid Khan 8-42) and 205 all out (Shakib-al-Hasan 63, Mushfiqur Rahim 48, Liton Das 45; Sajid Khan 4-86, Shaheen Afridi 2-31, Hasan Ali 2-37) Player of the match – Sajid Khan (Pakistan) Player of the series – Abid Ali (Pakistan)

Bipin Dani Ajaz Patel was "unlucky" for not being awarded the Player of the Match award, according to his mentor and former Kiwi spinner Dipak Patel. Ajaz Patel not only took India's all ten wickets in the first innings but also grabbed four more in the second innings.  The decision makers' preference was Mayank Agarwal in the Mumbai Test, which was well won by the home team. "In my opinion Ajaz was very unlucky not to get the MOM, however it's a difficult decision for the person or people who were selecting the MoM. Ajaz's achievement was amazing for a foreign spinner to get 10 wickets on day 1, in the first innings of a Test match against India's best batsmen to play spin bowling", Dipak Patel, speaking exclusively over the telephone from Auckland, said. "He also picked up 4 more wickets in the 2nd innings. In normal situations 98% of time the winning team individual will be awarded the MoM". Patel, however, added, "again on a difficult pitch to bat Agarwal batted superbly and put his team in a strong position and scoring runs in the 2nd innings was a match winning performance". "Awarding Ajaz would have been a sentimental one, but we must appreciate this international cricket and Test Match so in my opinion that was the right call", Dipak Patel added. Former India chief selector also echoed his views on the presentation. Speaking to this Reporter, he said, "I totally understand the depth of your concern for a historical achievement which had been duly recognised by felicitating Ajaj Patel by staging Association. But the reality is that it was Mayank's knocks that helped the team to win the Test match and eventually the Test series. I believe this decision is absolutely right".

Islamabad (Sports Report):-Aqeel Khan, Barkatullah, Heera Ashiq, Yousaf Khalil, Mudassir Murtaza, Mohammad Shoaib, Hasheesh Kumar and Mohammad Abid moved into the quarterfinals by winning their respective matches of J7 – 34th Federal Cup National Ranking Tennis Championships at S.Dilawar Abbas PTF Tennis Complex, Garden Avenue, Islamabad. Top seed Aqeel Khan was in excellent form and eliminated Saqib Hayat without conceding a single game at 6-0 and 6-0. The 2nd seed Mohammad Abid and 3rd seed Mohammad Shoaib won their matches in straight sets without any resistance. Unseeded Hasheesh Kumar of Karachi made the major upset in the tournament when he eliminated 7th seed Ahmed Chaudhary in a well contested three set match. In the final set Ahmed Chaudhary was leading 5-2 and was serving for the match but Hasheesh Kumar fought back not only level the score 5 all by breaking 8th and 10th game by playing consistent game from the baseline and won the final set at 7-5. He will face 2nd seed Mohammad Abid in the quarterfinals. In the Ladies Singles event Sarah Mehboob, Ushna Suhail, Noor Malik, Esha Jawad, Haniya Navaid, Meheq Khokhar, Kainat Ali and Sheeza Sajid qualified for the quarterfinals by winning their respective matches. In the ladies event Kainat Ali caused the upset when she beat 7 seed Mariam Mirza in another thrilling entertaining three set match. Syed Kaleem Imam former President PTF and Secretary Narcotics visited the tournament site and witness the matches. Results: Men’s Singles (Main Draw Pre Quarterfinals) Aqeel Khan beat Saqib Hayat 6-0 6-0; Barkatullha w/o Ibrahim Umer; Heera Ashiq beat  Nalain Abbas 6-0 6-3; Yousaf Khalil beat Mahatir Mohammad 6-1 6-0; Mudassir Murtaza beat Talha Bin Asif 6-2 7-6(6); Muhammad Shoaib beat Ahmed Asjad Qureshi 6-2 6-3; Hasheesh Kumar beat Ahmed Chaudhary 5-7 6-4 7-5; Mohammad Abid beat Ahmed Babar 6-4 6-1; Ladies Singles (Main Draw Pre Quarterfinals) Noor Malik beat Amara Khan 6-1 6-0; Ushna Suhail beat Seher Aleem 6-0 6-1; Meheq Khokhar w/o Asfa Shahbaz; Sheeza Sajid beat Azeen Aleem 6-1 6-2; Haniya Navaid w/o Mehvish Chishtie; Esha Jawad w/o Nida Akram; Kainat Ali beat Mariam Mirza 7-5 4-6 6-2; Sarah Mehboob w/o Rahat Javid; Men’s Doubles (Main Draw 1st Round) Sami Zeb Khan / Ahmad Nael Qureshi beat Israr Gul / Aqib Hayat 6-2 6-3; Shahzad Khan / Mohammad Usman Ejaz beat Abdul Hanan Khan / Faizan Fayyaz 6-4 6-0; Yousaf Khalil / Heera Ashiq beat Mahatir Mohammad / Kamran Khan 6-3 6-2; Asad Ullha / Ejaz Ahmed beat Hasheesh Kumar / Nalain Abbas 6-0 6-3; Ahmed Kamil / Asjad Qureshi beat Abbas Khan / Saqib Hayat 6-3 6-2; Men’s Doubles Quarterfinals Aqeel Khan / Nofil Kaleem beat Sami Zeb Khan / Ahmad Nael Qureshi 6-1 6-3; Barkatullah / M. Shoaib beat Asadullah / Ejaz Ahmad 7-5 6-2; Heera Ashiq / Yousaf Khalil beat Shahzad Khan / Mohammad Usman Ejaz 7-6(6) 62

Abdul Jabbar Faisal ISLAMABAD (December 8, 2021):-The athletics Men’s Event of the ongoing Inter-University Sports Gala concluded at Jinnah Stadium, Pakistan Sports complex Islamabad under the banner of Kamyab Jawan Sports Drive that inaugurated by Prime Minister Imran Khan on last Monday . The players from different universities from all over the country participated in the eight athletic disciplines and inked new university records during the competitions. Results (top six positions): Event: 800m Position: Name: University: Time/Distance 1. Zawar Shah (UCP) 1:57:86 2. Faisal Tabasum (Shah Abdul Latif Uni Khairpur) 1:58:61 3. Samiullah Khan (PU) 1:59:09 4. Mohammad Waqas (UCP) 2:04:00 5. Mohammad Imtiaz (GCU Lah) 2:04:29 6. Bahwal Khan                 (UOL) 2:06:00 Event: Javelin Throw Position: Name: University: Time/Distance 1. Qadeer Khan (UCP) 62.85 meters 2. Mohammad Usman (UNI EDU. LHR) 58.36 m 3. Mohammad Sajawal (Karachi Uni) 57.13 m 4. Mohsin Sultan (UCP) 56.58 m 5. Naveed Ashraf (Superior University) 55.43 m 6. Naseem Abbas (Punjab University) 55:32 m Event: Long Jump Position: Name: University: Time/Distance 1. Ansar Abbas (UCP) 7.28 m (N.R) 2. Abdul Arif (Punjab University) 6.74 m 3. Faraz Khan (GCU Lah) 6.68 m 4. Zeeshan Zafar (UCP) 6.45 m 5. Mohammad Tayyab (Uni of Lahore) 6.40 m 6. Mohammad Umar (AWK, Mardan) 6.19 m Event: 5000m Position: Name: University: Time/Distance 1. Mohammad Akhtar (UCP) 15.28.1 2. Mohammad Aftab (UCP) 15.58.4 3. Mohammad Kaleem (Uni of LHR) 16.11.2 4. Shahbaz Ahmed (ISLAMIA UNI. BWP) 16.20.0 5. Mohammad Kamran (Superior University) 16.25.6 6. Nosherwan Khan (PUNJAB UNI. LHR) 17.15.8 Event: 400m Hurdle Position: Name: University: Time/Distance 1. Mohsin Mushtaq (Superior) 52:90 2. Fahad Hussain (Superior) 56:00 3. Ahmed Abdullah (GCU FSD) 57:94 4. Moeed Jabbar (UCP) 58:70 5. Mohammad Usman (PU) 59:70 6. Ahmed Saeed (UCP) 1:06:10 Event: High Jump Position: Name: University: Time/Distance 1. Rizwan Ramzan (PU) 1:96 (New REC) 2. Zeeshan Zafar (UCP) 1:93 3. Adeel Anjum (Superior) 1:90 4. Owais Wahab (IU) 1:85 5. Mohammad Ibrahim (PU) 1:85 6. Adnan Ali (KFUIT RYK) 1:70 Event: Discuss Throw Position: Name: University: Time/Distance 1. Ghulam Muhiodin (UCP) 45.26 M 2. Bilal Hussain (SUPERIOR) 40.43 M 3. Nasir Ahmed (SUPERIOR) 37.90 M 4. Mohammad Hassan (UCP) 37.68 M 5. Usama Nawaz (PUNJAB) 37.36 M 6. Zeeshan Khan (UNI OF LAHORE) 37.22 M Event: 200m Position: Name: University: Time/Distance 1. Shajar Abbas (UCP) 21:00 2. Abdul Moeed (KARACHI UNI) 21:30 3. Mohammad Wasim (SUPERIOR UNI) 21:30 4. Bilam Miraan (SUPERIOR UNI) 21:40 5. Ali Sukhera (GCU, LHR) 21:40 6. Nadeem Ali (UCP) 22:40.

Bipin Dani Sri Lanka's outgoing national head coach Mickey Arthur's departure to England is delayed, it is learnt.   According to the sources in Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC), Arthur was to leave for England to take up his new assignment as cricket director with the Derbyshire County Cricket on December 8, but he will leave Sri Lanka on 15th December. "Arthur and Grant Flower, who was a batting coach with our team, were to leave on 8th December for the UK and were to be booked on the same flight", the source added.  The reason for Arthur's delayed departure is not known. "Flower may leave on Wednesday subject to the confirmation of his booking. He is leaving for the Sussex area", the source added. "Flower has a few offers but has not decided yet on his new assignment". SLC didn't extend the contracts of foreign coaches and has advertised for all coaching positions.

Lausanne, Switzerland (SB Report):-World Archery’s executive board gathered at the World Archery Excellence Centre, with some members joining remotely, for its end-of-year meeting on 5 December 2022. The headline news was the awarding of the 2025 World Archery Championships and World Archery Congress to the Korean city of Gwangju. The city will also replace Shanghai as host of the Asian stage of the Hyundai Archery World Cup in 2022, while Winnipeg in Canada now has the 2025 World Archery Youth Championships. World Archery president Prof Dr Ugur Erdener said that “the opportunity to compete against the world’s best, once again on their own turf, will be a dream for many athletes”. There were a number of other decisions aimed at the continued professionalisation of events, including the launch of the international license programme in 2022. The license, which will cost 100 CHF per year, will be mandatory for all athletes competing at tournaments with world ranking status and comes with comprehensive medical and travel insurance. Future plans include a benefits programme for license holders and greater input into their athlete data. Following the positive progress made in the level of world ranking events in 2021, a 500 CHF late fee has been introduced for any applications received after the deadline (six months prior to the event). This should encourage proper planning of the calendar, which is now scheduled using the international block system. World ranking events will now also be liable for a 780 CHF fee covering anti-doping administration. Mandatory equipment inspection has been removed from stages of the Hyundai Archery World Cup alongside the introduction of a single combined practice session. Athletes will be able to optionally attend inspection during the period, with random spot checks during the event for those who do not. Bylaws to remove equipment failure stoppages, increase the maximum number of international judges to 80, and clarify the new 30-second-per-arrow time limit were accepted. There was a long discussion on the implications of the new timing, which had already been accepted as a bylaw by the board during its meeting after congress, and its application at national tournaments. Ultimately, it was decided to keep the new 30-second rule for all world ranking events in 2022. (Para world ranking events will be remaining at 40 seconds.) At the same time, there will be further guidance issued on the rule’s caveat, which states that the timing can be extended back to 40 seconds under certain circumstances, aimed at national events ahead of the outdoor season. President Prof Dr Ugur Erdener said: “At the end of an important year for our great sport, from its return after the pandemic hiatus to an exceptional Olympic archery competition, it’s exciting to come with yet more good news.” “The ambition in Gwangju’s bid for the World Archery Championships mirrors Korea’s competitive ability in the arena while committing to a lasting legacy for the sport at the grassroots level. And the opportunity to compete against the world’s best, on their own turf once again, will be a dream for many athletes.” “At the same time, we’re continuing to take a sustainable approach to progress at events of all levels, working with organisers and archers to innovate and continue to drive improvement for the sport.”

Abdul Jabbar Faisal ISLAMABAD (December 7, 2021):-Pakistan top squash lad Nasir Iqbal got the Wild Card entry in the upcoming Houston Open Squash Championship 2022, which will be played from January 4 to 9 next year at Houston Squash Center (HSC), Houston Texas, United States of America (USA), as the top ranking squash players have conformed their participation in the top world squash international showpiece. According to an official from Houston, the tournament is pursuing prize money of US$ 100,000 and World Champion Ali Farag from Egypt is the top seed player. Besides Seed Ali Farag (Current World Champion), Mohamed Elshorbagy (Former World Champion), Diego Elias (Qatar Classic Champion), Mostafa Assal (US Open Champion), Marwan ElShorbagy (Houston Open Champion), Karim Samy Abdelgawad (Houston Open and Former World Champion), Rodríguez Miguelon (British Open Champion), Mazen H. Gamal (2 Times Houston Open Champion), Greg Mch and Raphael Kendra will fight for top honour during the 6-day international squash fixture. Players seeding: 1st Seed Ali Farag (Current World Champion) 2nd Seed Mohamed Elshorbagy (Former World Champion) 3rd Seed Diego Elias (Qatar Classic Champion) 4th Seed Mostafa Assal (US Open Champion) 5th Seed Marwan ElShorbagy (Houston Open Champion) 6th Seed Karim Samy Abdelgawad (Houston Open And Former World Champion) 7th Seed Rodríguez Miguelon (British Open Champion) 8th Seed Mazen H. Gamal (2 Times Houston Open Champion) (www.sports-bulletin.com)

Karachi (Sports Report):-The eight-round of Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2021-22 season is underway at three Karachi venues. On day-two of the three four-day fixtures, Sarmad Bhatti scored 145 for Northern while Tabish Khan and Zafar Gohar took five wicket hauls for Sindh and Central Punjab. Balochistan all-rounder Kashif Bhatti produced a sterling performance with bat and ball for his side.  Table-toppers Sindh conceded a 221 runs first innings lead to Northern at the UBL Sports Complex. Resuming at the overnight score of 136 for two, Northern posted 321 in their first innings courtesy Sarmad’s fifth first-class century. The left-hander’s 145 was compiled off 299 balls and included 16 fours and two sixes. Sarmad added 140 for the third-wicket with his captain Umar Amin who contributed 78 (134 balls, 12 fours). Seasoned Sindh pacer Tabish recorded the 39th first-class five-for of his career, the right-armer took five wickets for 55 runs in 23.1 probing overs. He was ably supported by Sohail Khan who took three Northern wickets for 61 runs. By close, Sindh had reduced the deficit to 116 runs by reaching 105 for one in their second innings at close of play. Opener Ahsan Ali scored 44 while Khurram Manzoor was unbeaten on 33 when stumps were drawn for the day. Northern collected three batting and Sindh tallied three bowling points. Over at the State Bank of Pakistan Stadium in the match between Southern Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa which is being live streamed on PCB’s YouTube channel, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa gained a 115-run first innings lead. Resuming at the overnight first innings score of 45 for two, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa were well-served by fast bowler Arshad Iqbal who while batting at number four as a night watchman scored 62 off 102 balls (nine fours). The ongoing season’s leading run-getter Sahibzada Farhan contributed 60 (six fours, one six, 127 balls) in a 102-run fourth-wicket stand with Arshad. Adil Amin (30), Mehran Ibrahim (33) and Asif Afridi (30) made crucial contributions to push the lead past the 100-mark. Speedster Muhammad Ilyas took four wickets while Aamer Yamin and Salman Ali Agha took three wickets each. By close Southern Punjab had reached 40 for no loss in their second innings to reduce the first innings deficit to 75. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa collected two batting while Southern Punjab collected four bowling points. Over at the National Bank of Pakistan Sports Complex, resuming at the overnight score of 283 for five, Balochistan were bowled out for 325 in 104.4 overs. All-rounder Kashif Bhatti was the best performer with the bat for Balochistan on Tuesday with 53 off 82 balls (seven fours, one six). Left-arm-spinner Zafar who had taken two wickets on day-one, added three more to his tally to register the 10th five-for of his first-class career. Balochistan and Central Punjab collected three batting and bowling points respectively as Balochistan had reached 318 for eight in 100 overs. Central Punjab in reply were wobbling at 178 for five after 69 overs of batting in their first innings at close on day-two. Opener Rizwan Hussain top-scored with 50 off 98 balls (seven fours). Ali Zaryab scored 48 off 82 balls. Kashif followed his batting heroics with a four-wicket haul for 59 runs to put Balochistan in a strong position in the match. The left-armer will be chasing his 23rd first-class five-for tomorrow. Scores in brief: Sindh vs Northern - UBL Sports Complex, Karachi Sindh 98 for 9 declared, 31 overs (Omair Bin Yousuf 33, Mir Hamza 18 not out; Ather Mahmood 4-23, Kashif Ali 3-42) and 105 for 1, 26.1 overs (Ahsan Ali 44, Khurram Manzoor 33 not out) Northern 319 all out, 100.1 overs (Sarmad Bhatti 145, Umar Amin 75; Tabish Khan 5-55, Sohail Khan 3-61) Points so far: Sindh – three, Northern – six Southern Punjab vs Khyber Pakhtunkhwa - State Bank of Pakistan Stadium, Karachi Southern Punjab 166 for 9, 57.1 overs (Muhammad Imran 64, Yousuf Babar 28, Tayyab Tahir 26; Arshad Iqbal 4-41, Asif Afridi 2-36) and 40 for no loss, 12 overs. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 281 all out, 89.2 overs (Arshad Iqbal 62, Sahibzada Farhan 60; Muhammad Ilyas 4-71, Salman Ali Agha 3-32, Aamer Yamin 3-54) Points so far: Southern Punjab – four, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa - five. Balochistan vs Central Punjab - National Bank of Pakistan Stadium, Karachi Balochistan 325 all out, 104.4 overs (Shan Masood 102, Imran Butt 65, Kashif Bhatti 53; Zafar Gohar 5-126) Central Punjab 178 for 5, 69 overs (Rizwan Hussain 50, Ali Zaryab 48; Kashif Bhatti 4-59) Points so far: Balochistan - four, Central Punjab - three.

Karachi (Sports Report):-The formal Opening Ceremony of 10th Essa Lab National Tennis Championship held at Modern Club. Dr. Nazia Shakil, Consultant Dermotologist, was the chief guest, other prominent including Mohammad Khalid Rehmani, Zafar Hasan , Pasha, Raisa Ashfaq, Farha Riaz, perveen Akhter, Ishrat zehra, Sumeira Javed, Noushad Ahmed were present on the occasion. Results (Day-3): Men’s Single 2nd Round Mustafa Tariq bt Robin Das 3-6, 6-4, 10-8 Men’s Single Quarter Final Ahsan Siddiq bt Bilal 4-6, 6-3, 10-7 Vinod Das bt Ibrahim Iltifat 6-2, 6-2 Girls 18 Single Semi Final Zainab Ali bt Inaya Sayeed 6-1, 6-4 Under-16 Singles 1st Round Ali khattak (Hyderabad) bt Abdullah Raziq 6-2, 6-2 Under-16 Quarter final Asad Zaman (Lahore) bt Ali khattak  ( Hyderabad) 6-1, 6-2 Under-14 Boys Single 2nd round Nael Mirza bt Ruhab Faisal 4-2, 4-2 Duraf Das bt Ali Bachani (HYD) 4-2, 5-4 Under-12 Single 2nd round Zohaib Malik (LHR) bt Rashid Ali (Hyderabad) 4-0, 4-0 Ali Bachani( HYd )Zayd Zaman 4-1, 4-1 Ahmed Shaikh bt Hazik 4-1, 4-2 Sameer Zaman bt Faiz Ilyas 4-2, 4-2 Under-12 2nd round Zohaib Malik (LHR) bt Rashid Ali (Hyderabad) 4-0, 4-0 Ali Bachani( HYd )Zayd Zaman 4-1, 4-1 Ahmed Shaikh bt Hazik 4-1, 4-2 Sameer Zaman bt Faiz Ilyas 4-2, 4-2 U-nder12 Single Quarter Final Zohaib Malik (LHR) bt Juaid Mahar 4-0, 4-0 Men’s Double 1st Round Salman+Mustafa bt Imran +Fahad 6-2, 6-3 Sher Ahmed +Shoaib bt Asaad+Sunny 8-1 Aqeel Shabbir +Murad Khan bt Iltafat+Ahtisham 8-5 Men’s Doubles Quarter-Final Ali+Vinod w/o   Shamael +Ali W/O Shahab+Adnan bt Salman+Mustafa 8-5 Ibrahim+Mustafa bt Kashan+Ahsan 8-4 Junior 18 Singles 1st Round Mohammad Ahtisham (LHR) bt Hasnai Kharram 6-0, 6-1 Mohammad Ali Khattak ( Hyd) bt kashan Tariq 6-4,6-4 Rahaam Veqar bt Ammar Ismail 6-4, 6-4 45 Double 1st Round Rafi Darbarai +Mohammad Abdul Saeed bt Noman Farid + Karim Gul 8-5 Zafar +Sher Ahmed bt Capt Aleem +Juniad 8-0 Imran +Salim bt Amir + Kamran 8-4 Jawad +Iltafat bt Razi Nawab+ Waheed  9-7 35 Double 1st Round Mustafa +Kamran bt Ali +Shamael W/O Robin +Vinod Das bt Amir +Shehzad 8-3 Mohammad Ahmed Saeed + Mohammad Naseem bt Shoaib +Javed 8-5 Sher Ahmed +Iltafat bt Rizwan +Adnan W/O Under-10 Singles 2nd round Rashid Ali bt Rohan 4-0, 4-0 Abid Bachani HYD Rohan 4-0, 4-0 Abid Bachani bt Zayd Zaman 4-2, 4-5, 4-2 Under-10 Singles 2nd round Rashid Ali bt Rohan 4-0, 4-0 Abid Bachani HYD Rohan 4-0, 4-0 Abid Bachani bt Zayd Zaman 4-2, 4-5, 4-2 Hamza Arijo bt Ali Raza W/O Majid Ali (HYD) Emre Shazim 1-4, 4-2, 4-0 U-10 Single Semi final Rashid Ali (HYD) bt Abid Bachani 4-2, 4-0 Majid Ali (HYD) bt Hamza Arejo 4-1, 4-1.