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Shehryar and Asad advance to World Junior Tennis J-60 doubles quarterfinals

Shehryar and Asad advance to World Junior Tennis J-60 doubles quarterfinals

The Pakistani duo defeated the pair of Britain’s Theodor Kraytchev and Thailand’s Napradh Lalai in the round of 16.

A player in action during his match at the 2025 J-60 World Tennis Championships at the PTF Complex in Islamabad. PHOTO: PTF

Islamabad:

Pakistan duo Shehryar Anees and Asad Zaman beat Great Britain’s Theodor Kraytchev and Napradh Lalai of Thailand in the International Tennis Federation National Foods Pakistan National Foods World Junior Tennis Championship J-60 2025 quarterfinals at the PTF Complex in Islamabad on Wednesday.

A large number of young tennis players from all over the world, including China, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, Lithuania, Russia, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Nepal and the host country, Pakistan, participate in this prestigious tournament.

The event is proudly sponsored by National Foods of Pakistan.

Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Pakistan Ladislav Steinhübel, along with Brassiter Asad Saifullah Khan, Honorary Consul of the Czech Republic to Pakistan, visited the PTF Complex to watch the matches.

Pakistan Tennis Federation President Aisamul Haq Qureshi was also present on the occasion.

J-60 is a higher ranked tournament than J-30. For the first time J-60 is being organized in Pakistan.

Aisam said that this is the first time that a J-60 tournament is being held in Pakistan and next year, there are plans to host two J-60 tournaments and five J-30 tournaments.

The results

Boys’ individual quarterfinals

Muhammad Hassan Usmani (PAK) bt Theodor Kraytchev (GBR) 6-2,6-2; Abubakar Talha (PAK) bt Zain Saeed (PAK) 6-1,6-0; Mikaeel Ali Baig (PAK) bt Napradh Lalai (THA) 6-0,6-3; Ippie Matsushima (JPN) bt Asad Zaman (PAK) 2-6,6-1,6-3; Emre Atlamis (TUR) bt M.Haziq Aasim (PAK) 7-6(1), 6-2; Kristijonas Milasauskas (LTU) bt Zohaib Afzal Malik (PAK) 6-1,6-0; Hamza Roman (PAK) bt Abdul Basit (PAK) 6-0,7-5; Nicolas Moravec (CZ) bt Jun Woo Ye (KOR) 7-5.5-7.6-3.

Girls’ Doubles Quarterfinals

Zihan Feng (CHN) / Yewon Lee (KOR) bt Zunaisha Noor (PAK) / Ayris Tokac (TUR) 6-2,6-1; Varvara Rubtsova (RUS) / Egio Yoshida (JPN) 6-1,4-6 (10-8).

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