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Pakistan stormed into the final of the ITF Asia 12 & Under Team Competition – South Asia 2026 after defeating Sri Lanka 2–0 in the semifinal, the Pakistan Tennis Federation said. The Pakistan team produced a commanding performance, winning both singles matches to secure a comprehensive victory. With this convincing win, Pakistan will now face arch-rival India in the final, aiming to clinch the championship title. In the first match, Muhammad Aayan beat Seneviratne Kashya, while Muhammad Ibraheem Hussain Gill defeated Akbar Zacharia in the second match. https://ift.tt/Zb8CIj6 The PTF president, secretary general, and the entire management congratulated the team on their impressive victory and extended their best wishes for the final against arch-rivals India. They expressed hope that the players would maintain the same high level of performance in the final and emerge as champions. The team’s tour is proudly sponsored by Honda Atlas Cars (Pakistan) Limited, whose continued support plays a vital role in the development of young tennis talent in the country. Read More: Rybakina, Gauff reach Stuttgart Open quarters Honda Atlas Cars (Pakistan) Limited actively champions youth empowerment, particularly for young girls, through its inspiring “Driven Her Dreams” campaign. Rooted in trust, excellence, and legacy, Honda Pakistan continues to motivate the next generation to dream big and achieve more. Through this initiative, Honda Pakistan empowers young female athletes to break barriers, build confidence, and represent Pakistan on international platforms. In this spirit, Honda proudly supports Pakistan’s Girls’ 12 & Under Tennis Team participating in the competition in Kathmandu from 11 to 18 April 2026. By extending branding support to both boys’ and girls’ teams, Honda Pakistan reinforces its commitment to teamwork, inclusivity, and equal opportunity. The initiative reflects Honda’s dedication to nurturing young athletes and contributing to a progressive sporting culture in Pakistan.