Pakistan’s tennis team secured a historic bronze medal at the ITF Masters 45+ World Championship in Turkey, marking its first podium finish. Led by Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi, the team defeated Romania, Turkey, and the Czech Republic before losing to France but ultimately claimed bronze by defeating Germany.
Pakistan’s tennis team has achieved a remarkable feat by winning a bronze medal at the ITF Masters 45+ World Championship held in Turkey. This achievement signifies the nation’s inaugural podium finish at such a prestigious tennis event. With strong leadership from Captain Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi and featuring athletes Aqeel Khan and Shehryar Salamat, the team demonstrated extraordinary talent against formidable tennis nations.
During the competition, Pakistan showcased its prowess by dominating the group stage, securing victories of 3-0 against both Romania and Turkey. Advancing to the quarter-finals, Pakistan narrowly triumphed over the Czech Republic with a score of 2-1, but faced a challenging semi-final against France, where they lost despite Khan’s singles win, ultimately going down 2-1.
In the decisive match for third place, Pakistan emerged victorious against Germany, winning 2-1 to claim the bronze medal. Following this success, the players are set to participate in individual events scheduled for the second week of the tournament. This milestone highlights the promising future of Pakistan’s tennis on the international stage.
In summary, Pakistan’s tennis team’s bronze medal achievement at the ITF Masters 45+ World Championship marks a historic moment for the nation, emphasizing its emerging presence in international tennis. The team’s resilience and outstanding performances against top competitors reflect its potential for future success, as the players prepare to showcase their skills in individual events.
Original Source: tribune.com.pk
