Pak junior table tennis team to leave for India tomorrow


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Pak junior table tennis team to leave for India tomorrow

Updated at: 0151 PST, Friday, September 05, 2008
Pak junior table tennis team to leave for India tomorrow

PUNA: Eight- member of Pakistan junior table tennis team would leave for India to partake World Junior Table Tennis Championship on Saturday.

Junior and cadet players of Pakistan tennis team would be competing in the championship to be held Indian Puna.

Team would go by train from Karachi as the event would be held from September 11 to 14.

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