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  Shanghai Open: Aisam Ul haq and Partner defeated in Second Round

  Fifth seeded pair of Croatian, Ivan Dodig and Spanish, Marcel Granollers defeated Pakistani tennis star Aisam Ul haq and his Polish partner Marcin Matkowski in a crunch match by 6-4, 6-7 & 10-7.
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  Aisam Ul Haq registers first win in shanghai open

  Pakistani tennis star Aisam ul Haq registers first round win in men's double category of Shanghai Masters tennis tournament with Polish duo of Matkoski.
  
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  Aisam Ul Haq Wins His 5th Title of the Season

  Starting the season as 40th seeded player in Emirates ATP rankings, it was near impossible for Aisam-ul-Haq to achieve what he has achieved.
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  Pakistani tennis star Aisam makes it to Wimbledon's mixed-doubles semi-finals

  Pakistan's number one tennis player, Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi, made it to the semifinal stage of Wimbledon's mixed-doubles' event on Thursday.
  
  
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  Rehmani urges girls to pursue career in tennis

  Women’s tennis can only flourish in Pakistan if girls are introduced to the sport at school and university level, according to Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) Secretary Khalid Rehmani.
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  PTF plans to set up national academy in Islamabad

  The Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) is planning to set up a national academy soon at its tennis complex in Islamabad to address the longstanding need of a proper tennis academy in the country.
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  Experienced Aqeel, young Muzammil clinch titles in style

  Experience prevailed as country’s top player Aqeel Khan delighted the fraternity of the game by handing a straight defeat to his sibling and second seed Yasir Khan in the all-brothers final to retain the men’s singles title in the second Modern Club Founder Members...
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  Brothers Yasir, Aqeel in final after contrasting wins in semis

  Second seed Yasir Khan survived a scare against third seed Mohammad Abid Mushtaq in a gruelling men’s singles semi-final of the second Modern Club Founder Members Tennis Championship
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  Yasir, Abid reach semis

  Two more seeded players — second seed Yasir Khan and third seed Mohammad Abid Mushtaq — joined top seed Aqeel Khan in the men’s singles semi-final of the second Modern Club Founder Members Tennis Championship
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  Young guns — the future of tennis in Pakistan

  Abdul Samad, 11, and Hammad Khan, 10, have two things in common. They are both determined ballboy-turned-tennis-players who aspire to emulate world number one Novak Djokovic to an extent that they see their lankiness as a sign of thriving at the elite sport.