CNS International Squash championship begins today
KARACHI: The eleventh edition of Chief of the Naval Staff International Squash championship begins on Monday (today) here at Roshan Khan Jahangir Khan Squash Complex.The tournament carries international ranking points while top national players will be seen in action during the tournament. The tournament is scheduled to conclude on April
By our correspondents
April 06, 2015
KARACHI: The eleventh edition of Chief of the Naval Staff International Squash championship begins on Monday (today) here at Roshan Khan Jahangir Khan Squash Complex.
The tournament carries international ranking points while top national players will be seen in action during the tournament. The tournament is scheduled to conclude on April 15.
The tournament carries international ranking points while top national players will be seen in action during the tournament. The tournament is scheduled to conclude on April 15.
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