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BADMINTON - National 20 Jun, 2022

Badminton summer training camp starts at Nishtar Park Sports Complex
Badminton summer training camp starts at Nishtar Park Sports Complex

Sports Bulletin Report

LAHORE:-Secretary Sports and Youth Affairs Punjab Asadullah Faiz inaugurated the badminton summer training camp being organized under the auspices of Sports Board Punjab at Nishtar Park Sports Complex Gymnasium Hall here on Monday.

Around top 80 male and female players from different schools and colleges of the province are participating in the training camp. World Badminton Federation’s certified coaches Zarina Waqar and Sajid Hussain will be teaching basic playing techniques to young players in two sessions daily.

Secretary Youth Affairs and Sports Punjab Asadullah Faiz on this occasion announced that the Sports Board Punjab would provide playing kits, rackets and other equipment to top five boys and girls of the camp. “We are quite upbeat that several talented boys and girls will emerge from this training camp. Young players should take maximum benefit from the vast experience of top coaches,” he added.

He further said, “We are promoting all games across the province so that a true sports culture can grow in all parts of the province”. 

Meanwhile, Secretary Sports and Youth Affairs Punjab AsadullahFaiz gave track suits, complete playing kits and monthly stipend to two young deserving tennis players AsadZaman and Bismal at his office on Monday.

Punjab Lawn Tennis Association (PLTA) Secretary General Rashid Malik, Chief Sports Consultant Hafeez Bhatti and officials were also present on this occasion.

It is worth-mentioning that young Asad Zaman, who was a ball picker in his initial stages of the career, has been an Under-14 Pakistan champion and won several other tennis tournaments and Bismal, who also has been considered among top Under-12 players at provincial level, are attending Sports Board Punjab’s first-ever High Performance Tennis Training Camp at Punjab Tennis Academy, Bagh-e-Jinnah.

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