Pakistan’s veteran tennis star Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi has added another international title to his remarkable career after winning the mixed doubles championship at the ITF Masters World Championship in Lisbon.
Aisam teamed up with Austria’s Nina Hermann for the tournament, producing a strong performance throughout their campaign.
Pakistan finished the ITF Masters World Championship with an impressive four medal haul: one gold, two silver and one bronze.
Aisam-ul-Haq and Aqeel Khan joined forces in the men’s 45+ doubles category, earning a silver medal after reaching the final. Although they were unable to secure another title, their run added another podium finish for Pakistan.
Aqeel also claimed a bronze medal in the 40+ mixed doubles category alongside Germany’s Elaine Aranas Roth.
Aisam’s latest world title adds another chapter to a career that has made him one of Pakistan’s most recognisable tennis players. His partnership with Nina Hermann proved decisive in Lisbon, with the duo maintaining their composure to defeat the tournament’s top seeds in the final.
Although Aisam and Aqeel Khan fell short in the men’s doubles final against France’s Jacques Guele and Jean-Baptiste Renault, their silver medal ensured another strong result for Pakistan.
From the mixed doubles title to the team’s overall four medal haul, the championship provided another moment for Pakistani tennis to celebrate.
Pakistan’s veteran tennis star Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi has added another international title to his remarkable career after winning the mixed doubles championship at the ITF Masters World Championship in Lisbon.
Pakistan’s veteran tennis star Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi has added another international title to his remarkable career after winning the mixed doubles championship at the ITF Masters World Championship in Lisbon.
Aisam teamed up with Austria’s Nina Hermann for the tournament, producing a strong performance throughout their campaign.
Pakistan finished the ITF Masters World Championship with an impressive four medal haul: one gold, two silver and one bronze.
Aisam-ul-Haq and Aqeel Khan joined forces in the men’s 45+ doubles category, earning a silver medal after reaching the final. Although they were unable to secure another title, their run added another podium finish for Pakistan.
Aqeel also claimed a bronze medal in the 40+ mixed doubles category alongside Germany’s Elaine Aranas Roth.
Aisam’s latest world title adds another chapter to a career that has made him one of Pakistan’s most recognisable tennis players. His partnership with Nina Hermann proved decisive in Lisbon, with the duo maintaining their composure to defeat the tournament’s top seeds in the final.
Although Aisam and Aqeel Khan fell short in the men’s doubles final against France’s Jacques Guele and Jean-Baptiste Renault, their silver medal ensured another strong result for Pakistan.
From the mixed doubles title to the team’s overall four medal haul, the championship provided another moment for Pakistani tennis to celebrate.
