KARACHI: Pakistan’s tennis fraternity can take benefits from the International Tennis Federation’s (ITF) announcement that it was waiving off all registration charges of its online official coaching courses.
“My suggestion to all tennis players, coaches, parents and officials is to take the benifit of this ITF waiver,” said Khalid Rehmani, an official of Sindh Tennis Association.
“This is a very good opportunity so our tennis fraternity should make the most of it. I am available to help anyone interested in this initiative,” he added.
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