According to the Pakistan Scrabble Association (PSA) director youth programme Tariq Pervez, usually around this time of the year, national players are busy in exams therefore they never competed in the tournament before. The Princess Cup is an Under-21 tournament, while the Pakistan team will be leaving for Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for the WESPA World Youth Scrabble Championship that has also began on Monday. “I’m elated with the performance,” Pervez said. “Pakistan participated at the Princess Cup for the first time and we took the top two positions. We can achieve more if we get sponsorships. Both Moiz and Hammad are very excited and grateful too.”
Published in Daily Times, November 28th 2017.
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