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Junior World Tennis Championship: 8 Pakistani players reach singles quarter-finals, doubles semi-finals

Ayesha NooraniSpecial Correspondent for Arts & Culture • Islamabad / Lahore Bureau
Junior World Tennis Championship: 8 Pakistani players reach singles quarter-finals, doubles semi-finals

📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways:

  • Pakistani players continue to perform well in the ongoing J60 Bard Foundation Junior World Tennis Championship 2026 in Islamabad. Three Paki.
  • In the singles events, Ehtesham Humayun defeated Russia's Daniel Ilyas 6-3, 4-6 and 6-4 after a tight contest, while Muhammad Hasan Usmani d.
  • Ehtsham Humayun, Hamza Ruman, Muhammad Hasan Usmani, M Haziq Asim and Aamir Mazari made it to the boys doubles semi-finals. However, Amir Ma.

Pakistani players continue to perform well in the ongoing J60 Bard Foundation Junior World Tennis Championship 2026 in Islamabad. Three Pakistani players made it to the boys singles quarter-finals, while five Pakistani players reached the doubles semi-finals.

In the singles events, Ehtesham Humayun defeated Russia's Daniel Ilyas 6-3, 4-6 and 6-4 after a tight contest, while Muhammad Hasan Usmani defeated Pakistan's Amir Mazari 6-1 and 6-1. Earlier, Hamza Roman has also reached the quarter-finals by defeating Sweden's Niels Prager 6-3, 6-3.

Ehtsham Humayun, Hamza Ruman, Muhammad Hasan Usmani, M Haziq Asim and Aamir Mazari made it to the boys doubles semi-finals. However, Amir Mazari has reached the semi-finals along with his Sri Lankan partner.

The championship is underway at the PTF Tennis Complex in Islamabad, with 58 players from 14 countries participating. Among them are 36 boys and 22 girls. Participating countries include Pakistan, Russia, Hong Kong, China, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Serbia, Australia, Spain, Canada, Belarus and Sweden.

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Ayesha Noorani

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