Ibrahim, Zubair, Dhuruf triumph at Rotary tennis event

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KARACHI: Participants of the Rotary Club Sindh-Balochistan tennis tournament pose for a group photo with chief guest Aziz Memon, Dr Farhan Essa and STA officials at the DA Club.
KARACHI: Participants of the Rotary Club Sindh-Balochistan tennis tournament pose for a group photo with chief guest Aziz Memon, Dr Farhan Essa and STA officials at the DA Club.

KARACHI: Brilliant Ibrahim Iltifat outplayed Farhan Altaf 8-2 to win the executive men's singles title while Zubair Raja outclassed Aqeel Shabbir 8-1 to win coaches singles title and in the ball boys singles category, Dhuruf Das beat Kamran Ahmed 8-4 at the inaugural Rotary Club Sindh Balochistan Executive Tennis Championships which was held at DA Central Club recently.

Aziz Memon, Trustee, Rotary International was the chief guest at the closing ceremony and lauded the display by the players.

Dr. Farhan Essa, in his speech said that sports is the game changer for all nations in the world and his organization will continue supporting sports and social events in country.

The event was organised by Rotary Club Karachi and supported by Dr. Essa Laboratory & Diagnostic Center.

Later, Khalid Rehmani secretary RCK Sports, announced to hold a hockey event for school girls later this month.

Published in Dawn, November 4th, 2020

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