"Being the Semi-Last of the Asia-Oceania Zone, the win was an exceptionally noteworthy one for Pakistan, particularly given the compelling hot and muggy conditions in Jakarta and the Indonesian Group getting a charge out of the home courts and group advantage," he said.
On the last day of the Tie, saw youthful Abid Ali Akbar tackle David Susanto in the first Invert Singles match of the day. Playing forceful, yet controlled, tennis with an inspirational demeanor, Abid showed some shimmering tennis to get triumph in four sets with a score-card that peruses 6-0, 7-6, 0-6, 6-2.
With the win, Pakistan secured the Tie 3-1, after which the ITF Match Ref pronounced the last singles coordinate as repetitive and, along these lines, not needed to be played.
Group Pakistan contained Aqeel Khan, Samir Iftikhar and Muhammad Abid Ali Akbar, with veteran Davis Cupper Hameed-ul-Haq as the non-playing Skipper.
Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi, a main light of Pakistan tennis, couldn't take an interest in this attach because of a heartbreaking knee harm. The Tie began on July 14 with both singles being packed away by Pakistani players Aqeel Khan and Samir Iftikhar, in four and five set matches, individually, against the first rate Indonesian players.
Aqeel, with years of experience behind him, and Samir, the in-structure youth, showed a fabulous level of tennis to secure a strong lead for their nation.
The Duplicates, on July 15, was another marathon issue which finished with a triumph for the Indonesians in a five sets thriller. Pakistan will be playing against Taiwan and Philippines in the last.
The President, PTF, Salim Saifullah Khan has amplified heartiest congrats, in the interest of all individuals from the PTF, to the colleagues, and the whole tennis society in Pakistan, on the splendid execution by the players and the canny direction and systems by Hameed-ul-Haq, the Commander.
While acclaiming another splendid execution by the accomplished Aqeel Khan, the President communicated his enjoyment at the radiant execution of the two youthful players, Samir and Abid, who have developed as driving players for the fate of Pakistan tennis.