SPORTS BULLETIN REPORT ISLAMABAD (September 23, 2021):-Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) has extended the date for football clubs registration till October 5, 22021, says a press release of PFF media department. Elections 2022 under the supervision of Pakistan Football Federation has already started online from August 21. Secretary General PFF, Mohammad Naveed Akram said that the first phase of registration was ended on September 20. A large number of Office Bearers of various clubs have verified their office bearers online to PFF. He said that various Office Bearers of different Club requested the Pakistan Football Federation to extend the date of registration. Then the Pakistan Football Federation has decided to extend the date till next month October 5, 2021. PFF has sent SMS to the President and Secretary present in the 2015 voter list through portal. So that he is confirming to his club and officials that they are in place at the moment or that any changes have been made. He is confirming and update on the same SMS. If there is no change in the club officials (president and secretary) and the club, they will be issued a form for renewal of club which has to be filled and submitted online. In the second phase, the club officials will complete the registration process of their club players and inform the Federation. In the third phase, the list of clubs will be released after checking the registration of clubs. The federation will make a final decision on whether to include the club in the voter list after physical scrutiny. Secretary federation said that this was a historical step of Pakistan Football Federation towards free, fair and transparent elections which would not only help in making the 2022 elections transparent and fair, but also make future elections controversial, Instead, it would be acceptable to all and will be helpful and cooperative in promotion of football.

By BIPIN DANI Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has expanded its two-member selection panel to five, it is confirmed. According to Asadullah Khan, the new appointee as a director (Cricket), the existing panel of two selectors (Rashid Zardan and Mir Mubaraz) has now also three  more selectors- Mirwais Ashraf, Abdullah Mazari and Noor Ul Haq) in the panel. "Will announce the name of the chief selector soon", Asadullah Khan, speaking exclusively over the telephone from Kabul, said. Khan, who has an extensive experience of working for over 20 years with the ACB combinely at various positions as coach and Performance analyst with the national team and also attended the ICC's High performance meeting. "We are retaining the same coaching staff for the World Cup. Lance Klussner will be the head coach and Shaun Tait as our bowling coach". ""We have not appointed any batting coach yet but Navroz Mangal will be an assistant coach", he signed off. Naseeb Khan has recently been appointed the new CEO, replacing Dr. Hamid Shinwari. 

SPORTS BULLETIN REPORT Karachi (September 22, 2021):-Sargodha and Hyderabad registered wins in the Saleh Mohammad Blind’s Cricket Cup after beating Faisalabad and Karachi respectively at Karachi on Wednesday. Sargoda defeated Faisalabad by eight wickets while Hyderabad beat Karachi by 33 runs. Briefed Score Cards: Game: 1 SGCCB (SARGODHA) VS FCCB (FAISALABAD) Toss: SARGODHA won the toss & bowl 1st 1st Inn: Faisalabad 195/8 in 20 overs Danish Ali (b3)32/25 Mohammad Adeel (b2) 27/24 Mohammad Irfan (b1) 20/20 Abdullah 10-1 2nd inn: Sargodha 196/2 in 15.3 overs Gul Shair (b3) 88*/45 Zain Ashraf 57/39 Sargodha won by 8 wkts Game: 2 KCCB (KARACHI) VS HCCB (HYDERABAD) Toss: Hyderabad won the toss & bat 1st 1st inn: Hyderabad 177/10 in 20 overs Amjad Mugheri (b2) 47/37 Asim Aslam(b1) 40/40 Tahir Ali 22-3 2nd inn: Karachi 144/10 in 15.5 overs Shoaib Khan (b1) 20/14 Shahzad Iqbal (b2) 18/16 Ubaidullah (b3) 24-2 Imran (b3) 28-2 Hyderabad won by 33 runs

SPORTS BULLETIN REPORT Islamabad (September 22, 2021):-Pakistani boys displayed excellent tennis on Wednesday in the Midcourt ATF Championships after claiming victories at PTF-SDA Tennis Complex, Islamabad. A total number of seventeen matches were played on the third day. In boys singles, Asad Zaman (Pak) beat Shehryar Anees(Pak)  after a marathon 3 hours match. In another match, Hamza Roman (Pak) upset third seed Boris Adhikari of Nepal.In girls singles, Haniya Minhas and Amna Ali Qayum qualify for the final. Haniya continues her fine form and beat Zainab Ali Raja 6-0, 6-0. It is pertinent to mention that during the ATF event, covid-19 SOPs will be strictly observed as per government of Pakistan and ITF protocols and guidelines, and no spectators or non-essential persons will be allowed inside the tournament venue. Results: Boys’ Singles (Quarter Finals): Asad Zaman (Pak) bt Shehryar Anees (Pak): 5-7,7-6(4),6-4;Hamza Roman (Pak) bt Boris Adhikarai (Nep):6-1,6-2;M. Haider Ali Rizwan (Pak) bt  Ahtesham Humayun (Pak): 6-2,6-2; Hamza Ali Rizwan (Pak) bt Darsheel Shrestha (Nep): 6-1,6-3; Boys’ Singles Positions 9/16:  Mohammad Hussnain Ali Rizwan (Pak) bt Amir Mazari (Pak): 6-1,6-2;Ali Zain (Pak) bt Zohaib Afzal Malik (Pak): 6-2,6-2;Omar Jawad Ali Malik (Pak) bt Nabeel Qayum (Pak): 6-2,7-6(2);Nishad Joshi (Nep) bt Abu Bakar (Pak): 6-3,6-0 Boys’ Singles Positions 21/24:  Mohammad Haziq Aasim (Pak) bt Syed Mohammad Aalay (Pak) : 6-0,6-0 Boys’ Singles Positions 17/20:  Abdur Rehman (Pak) bt Eesa Fahd (Pak): 6-0, 6-0; Hammad Kashif (GBR) bt Mohammad Ibrahim Ashraf(Pak):6-0,6-0 Boys’ Singles Positions 17/32:  Abdur Rehman (Pak) bt Razik Sultan (Pak): 6-2,6-4(11-9) Boys’ Doubles (Quarter Finals): Mohammad Haider Rizwan / Mohammad Hussnain Ali Rizwan (Pak) bt Nishad Joshi / darsheel Shreshta (NEP): 6-0,6-1; Hamza Roman / Shehryar Anees (Pak) bt Ali Zain / Haziq Aasim (Pak): 6-1,6-3 Boys’ Doubles (1st Round): Boris Adhikarai (Nep) / Mohammad Ibrahim Ashraf (Pak) bt Hammad Kashif (GBR) / Abu bakar(Pak): 6-1,6-4 Girls’ Singles (Semifinals):  Amna Ali Qayum (Pak) bt Soha Ali (Pak) : 6-3,6-4; Haniya Minhas (Pak) bt Zainab Ali Raja (Pak): 6-0,6-0 Girls’ Singles Positions 5/8:   Mahrukh Sajid (Pak) bt Mahnoor Farooqui (Pak): 6-1, 6-3; Fatima Ali Raja (Pak) w/o  Zara Khan (Pak)

SPORTS BULLETIN REPORT Rawalpindi (September 22, 2021):-The captains of the six participating teams of the National T20 have urged fans in Rawalpindi and Lahore, to rally behind the tournament which showcases the best of Pakistan’s T20 talent. All 18 Pakistan players (including the three travelling reserves) part of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup touring party will be seen in action in the tournament that runs from 23 September to 13 October. The first leg will run until 3 October at Rawalpindi’s Pindi Cricket Stadium, before the action moves to Gaddafi Stadium, Pakistan’s home of cricket, where the second leg will be staged from 6-13 October. Nearly PKR9million prize money will be up for grabs in the National T20.PKR5million will be awarded to the winners while the runner-up will receive PKR2.5million. PKR400,000 will be shared equally between the tournament’s top performers which include player of the tournament, best batsman of the tournament, best bowler of the tournament and best wicketkeeper of the tournament. The best performer of every match will get PKR25,000 as the man-of-the-match award while the top performer of the tournament’s finale will be rewarded PKR35,000. Meanwhile, all six squads are packed with quality T20 performers and form a great blend of youth and experience. Balochistan will be led by Pakistan ODI batter Imam-ul-Haq, the southpaw will rely on the experience of batters like Haris Sohail, Akbar-ur-Rehman and the flair of Pakistan U19 opener Abdul Wahid Bangalzai. Balochistan also possess a quality bowling attack with the likes of Junaid Khan, Umaid Asif, Khurram Shehzad, Amad Butt, Akif Javed, Yasir Shah and Kashif Bhatti at Imam’s disposal. Balochistan –Imam-ul-Haq: “This event is just like a mini-Pakistan Super League with the quality and competition on display. This tournament will be a wonderful preparation opportunity for the players who are in the T20 World Cup squad as all six teams will go all-out for glory. “The Rawalpindi crowd is passionate about the game and they never let us down with their backing of players and quality cricket. I am sure they are disappointed due to New Zealand’s withdrawal from their tour, but I request them to turn-up as all six teams will try their best to entertain them with quality cricket in the Rawalpindi-leg.” Pakistan’s all-format captain Babar Azam leads a star-studded Home City Central Punjab outfit that includes seasoned T20 campaigners like Ahmed Shehzad, Hussain Talat, Kamran Akmal, Mohammad Hafeez and Shoaib Malik who will form the batting fulcrum for the side along with Babar. Babar who will be captaining Pakistan in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, also has an experienced and incredibly potent bowling attack under him in the shape of Ehsan Adil, Hasan Ali, Usman Qadir, Wahab Riaz and Waqas Maqsood. Pakistan U19 captain Qasim Akram and top-order batter Abdullah Shafique are the two youngsters who would be hoping to make a big impression in the tournament. All-rounder Faheem Ashraf will lend balance to the side with his hard-hitting batting and seam bowling. Home City Central Punjab –Babar Azam: “The quality of cricket is very high in the National T20 events, backed by the outstanding pitches at the Pindi Cricket Stadium, the Rawalpindi-leg should produce wonderful entertainment. For us, the event is a great opportunity for T20 World Cup preparations and I hope all players in the UAE-bound squad will give it their all in the event. We have a richly experienced side that is full of international stars, my aim would be to lead Central Punjab to the title and improve on our performances in the last two seasons. “I want to request to the fans especially in Rawalpindi to turn up and make full use of the 25 per cent attendance, I know there is a real disappointment after the setback last weekend; this event provides us a real opportunity of proving to the world our passion for cricket. Fans should come and support all the six sides, we all are endeavouring to entertain them and the ones who will follow us through the TV and digital media coverage all around the world.” The defending champions Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are led by Pakistan all-format wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Rizwan. Rizwan has a quality batting line-up in his ranks which will be led by him and Fakhar Zaman. Iftikhar Ahmed, Mussadiq Ahmed and Sahibzada Farhan provide further batting depth. Budding wicketkeeper-batsman Mohammad Haris and all-rounder Mohammad Wasim will be the youngsters to watch out for in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa line-up. Pakistan’s pace bowling spearhead Shaheen Shah Afridi will lead the KP attack, Arshad Iqbal, Imran Khan Snr, Asif Afridi and Mohammad Imran Khan are the other bowlers Rizwan would be pinning his hopes on. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa –Mohammad Rizwan: “The tournament provides us a great opportunity to prove to the world that we are as safe as any cricketing destination, all the players are motivated to go a step extra this time around in the National T20. The Pindi crowd is a passionate crowd which supports cricket and has always come in its numbers to back our national events. “All six teams are balanced, as defending champions our aim would be to defend our title. We have good quality all-rounders in our squad and that should help us as you do need capable back-up bowling options at times besides your main bowling attack.” The Shadab Khan-led Northern is another potent squad in the tournament, the winners of the first edition of the revamped National T20 (2019), have a great mix of dynamic batters and bowlers who have the potential of totally dominating their opponents on their day. Shadab will have the services of big-hitting batters like Haider Ali, Asif Ali, Zeeshan Malik and Sohail Akhtar. All-rounders like the seasoned Imad Wasim and Mohammad Nawaz along with Shadab himself lend great balance to the team. Northern also possess a fiery pace attack with Haris Rauf, Musa Khan, Salman Irshad and Zaman Khan capable of bowling over 140 kph consistently with the wily left-armer Sohail Tanvir set to spearhead the attack with his wealth of T20 experience. Imad, Nawaz and Shadab provide Northern, quality spin bowling options. Northern –Shadab Khan: “The Pindi Cricket Stadium is my home ground and I started playing here as a kid. The crowd in Rawalpindi has always supported quality cricket and I know while the fans are a bit disappointed at the cancellation of the New Zealand series they would come to the venue to back our national event. “We have a quality bowling attack as most of our bowlers are Pakistan regulars in white-ball formats. The tournament will surely help us in the preparations for the T20 World Cup, there would be great competition too as all six teams have good depth and quality players in their ranks. I am hopeful that we can repeat the 2019 performances and win the trophy once again.” Sarfaraz Ahmed-led GFS Sindh have a solid batting line-up that can post big totals. The top-order of Khurram Manzoor, Sharjeel Khan, Ahsan Ali and Shan Masood (transferred from Southern Punjab) will provide the firepower with Danish Aziz likely to get the finisher’s task, a job he repeatedly performed successfully in the last edition of the tournament. Sindh also possess a potent bowling attack which will be spearheaded by pacers Shahnawaz Dahani and Mohammad Hasnain with the left-armer Rumman Raees making a comeback after regaining full fitness, Rumman last appeared in the HBL Pakistan Super League 2020 for Islamabad United more than 18 months ago. Spinners Abrar Ahmed and Zahid Mahmood provide further variation and depth to the Sindh squad. GFS Sindh – Sarfaraz Ahmed: “Our fans have always been our strength and while we are going through another tough phase at the moment, it is the fans who can lift us up, the fans need to support the team and the PCB and show the world how resilient we are. I request the fans to turn up at the venue and back the players as they will be given quality entertainment in this quality tournament. “The tournament will also provide great practice and preparation opportunities to the T20 World Cup bound players. I am happy with the Sindh combination, the team played well last season and made it to the semi-finals, this year around we are aiming to go better and make it to the event final and lift the trophy.” ATF Southern Punjab are led by Sohaib Maqsood, the hard-hitting top-order batter had an excellent run in the event last year and was one of the reasons of his side’s entry into the final. Sohaib who is part of the Pakistan ICC Men’s T20 World Cup squad has other attacking batting options in his squad, the left-hander Zeeshan Ashraf and the right-hander Azam Khan (transferred from Sindh) can also keep wickets besides hitting it big. The left-hander Khushdil Shah will be tasked to provide big runs at a high strike rate in the middle-order. All-rounders Aamer Yamin, Imran Randhawa and Hassan Khan (transferred from Sindh) provide depth to the squad. Sohaib also has a potent bowling attack at his disposal with Naseem Shah (transferred from Central Punjab), Mohammad Ilyas and Dilbar Hussain spearheading the attack. Young spinner Umer Khan and Faisal Akram provide exciting left-arm-spin orthodox and unorthodox options. ATF Southern Punjab –Sohaib Maqsood: “While there is real disappointment due to the recent developments, it is the fans who will lift us and provide the backing we need. The National T20 is a quality tournament that provides rich entertainment to the fans, I really hope that we will see the fans show their passion in Rawalpindi and Lahore. “While all six teams are well-balanced, I am very excited about the Southern Punjab squad as their leader. We have prepared really well at the pre-season camp and while I was not part of the camp, I have nonetheless heard and observed a real commitment, hunger and focus amongst the players for the upcoming events starting with the National T20. Last year we played the final and this year we plan to go one step better and lift the trophy.”

SPORTS BULLETIN REPORT Dubai (September 22, 2021):-The International Cricket Council (ICC), on behalf of the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB), has charged former West Indies player Marlon Samuels with breaching four counts of the ECB Anti-Corruption Code for Participants of the T10 League (the ‘Code’).  Samuels has been charged with the following offences under the Code: A breach of Article 2.4.2 – Failing to disclose to the Designated Anti-Corruption Official, the receipt of any gift, payment, hospitality or other benefit that was made or given in circumstances that could bring the Participant or the sport of cricket into disrepute. A breach of Article 2.4.3 - Failing to disclose to the Designated Anti-Corruption Official receipt of hospitality with a value of US $750 or more. Breaches of Article 2.4.6 – Failing to cooperate with the Designated Anti-Corruption Official’s investigation. Breaches of Article 2.4.7 – Obstructing or delaying the Designated Anti-Corruption Official’s investigation by concealing information that may have been relevant to the investigation. Samuels has 14 days from 21 September to respond to the charges. The ICC will not make any further comment in respect of these charges at this stage.

Abdul Jabbar Faisal Islamabad (September 22, 2021):-The 14th Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) Amateur Golf Cup will tee off from Thursday (September 22) at Margalla Greens Golf Club, Islamabad under the banner of Pakistan Navy. Commander North  Rear Admiral Masood Khurshid told to media while unfolding the details of the three-day golf fixture said, “Pakistan Navy has always actively pursued the cause of nurturing various sports activities at national level. Similarly Pakistan Navy also encourages players, both from within the service as well as outside, to take part in sports events and raise the overall standard of sports at national and international levels. Golf is also a sport which is gaining more and more popularity in Pakistan. Pakistan Navy is doing its part in promoting regularly holding national and international golf events, “he added. “Pakistan Navy is going to stage CNS Amateur Cup at Margalla Greens Golf Club. It is an annual feature of both PGF and Pakistan Navy sports calendar. The first CNS Amateur Golf Cup of the series was conducted in 2007 and since then PN has been hosting this Tournament every year except year 2020 when it could not be conducted due to the pandemic. This year's event would be 14th version of CNS Amateur Golf Cup and 10th to be played at MGGC, “He maintained. The CNS Amateur Golf Cup consists of four major categories as under:  1. Men Amateur Match that will be played over 54 holes with 18 holes played each day from 24th to 26th September 2021. Men amateurs with handicap 12 and below will participate in the match. 2. Ladies Amateurs will be played over 36 holes with 18 holes each day on 25th and 2691 September 2021. Lady Amateurs with handicap 30 and below would compete in this category. 3. Seniors Amateur Match will be played over 36 holes with 18 holes each day on 23rd and 24th September 2021. Seniors of the age of 55 and above with handicap 14 and below are eligible to play. 4. Juniors Amateur Match will play over 18 holes on 23rd September 2021 and young boys and girls under the age of 19 with handicap 24 and below will compete in this category. In addition to main categories, an invitational match for the invited guests and sponsors over 9 holes would also be conducted on 26th September 2021.

SPORTS BULLETIN REPORT Moscow (September 22, 2021):-The IFSC Climbing World Championships Moscow 2021 came to a spectacular end tonight, at the Irina Viner-Usmanova Palace, where the men’s and women’s Lead finals closed the six-day competition. At the end of the medal ceremonies, IFSC President Marco Scolaris officially declared the championships closed, receiving the IFSC flag from the hands of CFR President Dmitriy Bychkov, and handing it to Switzerland’s representatives Kevin Hemund and Andrea Kümin. The 2023 IFSC Climbing and Paraclimbing World Championships, indeed, are scheduled to be held in Bern. SCHUBERT’S COLLECTION GETS BIGGER A nail-biting men’s final opened the show, with Tokyo 2020 Olympic bronze medallist Jakob Schubert of Austria eventually claiming his third World Championships title in the Lead discipline – the other two being Paris 2012 and Innsbruck 2018. The 30-year-old experienced athlete was one of two climbers securing the top hold, in a neck-and-neck final where only a couple of moves separated first and fifth place. “I really had to fight hard on this route,” said Schubert. “I didn’t really like the technical part on the slab, I felt like I didn’t climb so well, but somehow I recovered. Obviously, I knew there was a top already, so I knew I had to give everything to reach the top hold. I still don’t know how, but I reached it!” Thanks to his better placement in the men’s Lead semi-final, Schubert placed ahead of Slovenia’s rising star Luka Potocar. For the talented 19-year-old, it is the second international silver medal won in the span of a few weeks, after he placed second in Lead at the IFSC World Cup in Kranj, Slovenia, at the beginning of September. The bronze medal was awarded to Great Britain’s 19-year-old Hamish McArthur, who finished with the score of 46+ and barely missed the chance to duplicate the Lead title he won at the Youth World Championships in Voronezh, Russia, last August. A FLAWLESS WIN FOR SEO There couldn’t have been a better ending to Moscow 2021 than the women’s Lead final. After topping all the routes in the qualification and semi-final rounds, South Korea’s 17-year-old Seo Chaehyun completed her perfect streak by also securing the highest hold in the final round, thus becoming the 2021 Lead world champion in her third season as a senior athlete. “The part at the top felt easy,” commented the seven-time World Cup medallist. “While the lower part was definitely harder. This is my first World Championships gold medal and it is impressive for me!” United States’ Natalia Grossman and Italy’s Laura Rogora, who already placed tied in the semi-final, both followed Seo with the score of 37. The World Championships silver medal was then awarded to Grossman according to her lower climbing time, while Rogora placed third and won bronze. COMPUTED COMBINED RANKINGS RESULTS The men’s computed Combined ranking of Moscow 2021 finished with two German climbers at the top two positions: Yannick Flohé placed first with 9.0, while Philipp Martin took second place with 48.0. The bronze medal went to Ukraine’s Fedir Samoilov with 60.0 points. Austria’s Jessy Pilz placed first in the women’s computed Combined ranking with 20.0 points, preceding Slovenia’s Mia Krampl – second with 36.0 – and Elnaz Rekabi of Iran – third with 42.0. MEDAL TABLE 1. United States of America: one gold, one silver, one bronze; 2. Japan: one gold, one silver; 3. Poland: one gold, one bronze; 4. Austria: one gold; 4. South Korea: one gold; 4. Ukraine: one gold; 7. Italy: one silver, one bronze; 8. CFR: one silver; 8. Slovenia: one silver; 8. Spain: one silver; 11. France: one bronze; 11. Great Britain: one bronze; 11. Serbia: one bronze.

SPORTS BULLETIN REPORT Karachi (September 21, 2021):-Skipper Javeria Khan’s 87 helped Challengers overcome Blasters by 68 runs in the day-night final of the Pakistan Cup for Women’s One-Day Tournament played at the National Stadium, Karachi on Tuesday. Blasters who were set a 211-run target could only muster a 142-run total to hand a comfortable victory to their opponents in the title decider. Blasters who were seemingly on track after reaching 87 for one, endured an astonishing collapse as they lost their last nine wickets for the addition of a mere 55 runs. Challengers’ spinners Dua Majid (3-29), Anoosha Nasir (2-22) and Saba Nazir (2-24) inspired the collapse with their probing bowling that turned the match on its head. Pacer Diana Baig took two wickets. Challengers were bowled out in 42.5 overs, leaving 43 balls unused in their chase. Omaima Sohail top-scored with 38 (four fours) while Gul Feroza scored 34 (three fours). Challengers 210 for eight total revolved around Javeria’s 87 off 128 balls. Batting at number three, the seasoned right-hander hit six fours. Making full use of her experience, Javeria anchored the innings with great expertise as wickets fell around her. Diana provided much needed impetus to the innings in the death overs by scoring 25 off 18 balls (three fours, one six). The only other notable contributor for the Challengers was opener Fareeha Mehmood who scored 34 off 65 balls (four fours). Challengers collected a cheque of PKR1million while Blasters were given a PKR500,000 cheque. Javeria was named the player of the match while Aliya Riaz and Nida Dar jointly shared the player of the tournament spoils. Scores in Brief: Challengers beat Blasters by 68 runs Challengers 210 for 8, 50 overs (Javeria Khan 87, Fareeha Mehmood 34; Saima Malik 2-24) Blasters 142 all out, 42.5 overs (Omaima Sohail 38, Gul Feroza 34; Dua Majid 3-29, Anoosha Nasir 2-22, Saba Nazir 2-24) Player of the match: Javeria Khan (Challengers) Players of the tournament: Aliya Riaz (Dynamites) and Nida Dar (Blasters) Emerging player of the tournament: Anoosha Nasir (Challengers)

SPORTS BULLETIN REPORT ISLAMABAD (September 21, 2021):-Unseeded Asad Zaman toppled second seed Mohammad Hussain Ali Rizwan 2-0 in the ongoing Midcourt ATF Championships Under-14 Leg 1 at PTF-SDA Tennis Complex, Islamabad. A total number of 16 matches were played on the second day. Results: Boys Singles (2nd Round): Mohammad Hamza Ali Rizwan (Pak) bt Omar Jawad Malik(Pak): 6-2,7-6(6);Darsheel Shrestha (NEP) bt Nabeel Ali Qayum(Pak): 0-6,7-6(2),6-1; Boris Adhikarai (NEP) bt Zohaib Afzal Malik (Pak): 2-6,6-2,6-3; Asad Zaman (Pak) bt Mohammad Hussnain Ali Rizwan (Pak): 6-2,6-0;Mohammad Haider Ali Rizwant (Pak) bt Abu Bakar (Pak):6-0,6-1; Ahtesham Humayun (Pak)bt Nishad Joshi(NEP): 6-0,6-1;Shehryar Anees (Pak) bt Amir Mazari(Pak): 6-2,6-1;Hamza Roman (Pak) bt Ali Zain (Pak): 6-0,6-1 Boys Singles (Positions 17/24): Hammad Kashif (GBR) bt Syed Mohammad Aalay(Pak): 6-1,6-4; Ibrahim Ashraf(Pak) bt Haziq Aasim (Pak): 6-2,7-5(11-9); Boys Doubles (1st Round): Ahtesham Humayun/ Asad Zaman (Pak) bt Zohaib Afzal Malik/ Hamza Ali Rizwan (Pak): 6-0, 7-6(4); Haider Ali Rizwan / Hussnain Ali Rizwan (Pak) bt Syed M. Aalay / Eesa Fahd(Pak): 6-0,6-0 Girls Singles (Quarter-Finals); Amna Ali Qayum (Pak) bt Mahnoor Farooqui (Pak): 6-0,6-0; Haniya Aman Minhas (Pak) bt Fatima Ali Raja (Pak): 6-0,6-0; Zainab Ali Raja bt (Pak) bt Zara Khan (Pak): 6-2,6-4; Soha Ali (Pak) bt Mahrukh Sajid(Pak): 6-2,6-1