A Grand Slam for Multan: DHA Invitational revives tennis glory | Sports

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The 1st DHA Multan Invitational Tennis Tournament 2025 was not just a sports program – it was a statement. A statement that the city of Multan, Saints and Heritage is ready to become a beacon for sports virtues in Pakistan. The tournament, held in the latest DHA Sports Complex Tennis Courts, had a chance to have a historic return of professional level tennis after more than 30 years.

With competitive matches, affected players and power audience, the program has established a new standard not only for the tennis tournament in Pakistan but also for the development of community -powered sports.

The program brought the best of Pakistan’s tennis capabilities together. Mohammad Shoaib claimed the men’s singles honor after a powerful victory against Muzamil Murtaza. In women’s singles, national champion Oshna Sohail proved his dominance with a decisive victory against Aman Ali Qayyum. In the boys’ U -18 category, Michael Ali Baig, providing a masterclass, saw Abdul Bastt defeated in straight seats. Each match was proof of the raw capacity of Pakistani tennis and the urgent need for further cultivation.

Nevertheless, beyond the scores and trophies, the real victory was a cultural and development milestone represented by the tournament. The closing ceremony, which was attended by more than 300 people, was won by tennis royalty and national pride. Guest Special Project Director DHA Multan and Guest for Honor Usmanul Haq Qureshi, President of Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF), a loan and purpose were given on the occasion.

In addition, Colonel Tahir Iqbal, Colonel Ziauddin Tiffil, Secretary General PTF, and Director PTF Colonel Gul Rehman were also included. His collective presence confirmed the importance of the tournament in the national tennis calendar.

Including vibration and inspiration in Syria was Mrs. Aisha Ali Baig, the host and director of the tournament. His hobby brightened the brightness like flood lights. With his opening remarks, he not only welcomed the crowd but also dropped the tournament in the values ​​of service and unity. He proudly declared, “The moral and flexibility of the army runs in my blood.” “For DHA Multan and Pakistan Tennis Federation, whenever I need my services, this daughter of Multan will be present here to serve the city and the game that I love.”

Mrs Baig’s role was much more than formal. It was the foundation. As director of the tournament in the United States, his certificates survived in the courts of Multan. He said in a word interview after the incident which summarized his journey. From ensuring the hospitality of the players and managing a fair draw to the neutral referees and the orchstream entertainment, it did not leave any detail in detail. Its leadership and personal sacrifices are reflected in the flawless action of the tournament during the sleep nights.

He stressed, “This is not just about sports. It is about raising the image of Multan, contributing to its economy and proving that global events can be held anywhere in Pakistan, with the right intention.” Its vision is not only to make the tournament an institution as an annual matter but also to raise it as a national ranking. This is a move that can really change the tennis scenario in southern Punjab.

President PTF Usman -ul -Haq Qureshi praised the move, calling it a “game changer” for lower -level tennis in Pakistan. “We need more such incidents to explore and integrate regional skills in the national mainstream,” he said.

He thanked Mrs Baig, DHA Multan, and the unprecedented commitment and implementation of the Bodla Group.

In fact, the Bodla Group and DHA Multan’s contribution cannot be promoted. Their support is beyond sponsorship. It was strategic and spiritual. Each logistic element, the description of each design, the sign of each reception made them mark. Colonel Tahir Bodla shared his aspirations for the future: “This tournament raises the bar. This is the first step. Our goal is not only in Multan but in southern Punjab, more work for tennis and other racket sports. Insha Allah, our wider vision will be revealed soon.”

This cooperation between insights and determined organizations made the 1st DHA Multan Invitational not only a local tournament but a national mark. This was proof that when the public and private sectors are in accordance with shared values, there is magic. The tournament was also presented to join Pakistani tennis with men, women and juniors.

A delicious mixed doubles match was treated with the crowd, where tennis legend Esimul Haq exhibited his fine.

For many young participants, this was their first time when the tennis star was seen performing directly, and it gave rise to a new wave of excitement for the game. The applause was not just for the spectacle, but to believe that tennis is a future in Multan and Pakistan.

The final results of the tournament confirmed the dominance of familiar names and the emergence of new. In the men’s finals, Mohammed Shoaib defeated Muzammal Murtaza 6-4, 6-2, while Hamza Roman took third in the match against Neil Qureshi. In the women’s singles, Ashna Sohail defeated Aman Qayyum 6-0, 6-2, and Noor Malik took third position with a comprehensive win. The U-18 boys’ matches were equally sensational, in which Michael Ali Big finished Abdul Elst 6-0, 6-1. The next generation of Pakistani tennis is not only promising. It is not ready.

Sponsors played a key role in making this tournament a reality. These included DHA Multan, Bodla Group, Pakistan Tennis Federation, S Tennis Academy, and Play Corporation USA. His contribution proved that with the attached vision and resources, the impossible is not only possible but also becomes extraordinary.

As soon as the sun is based on the courts of DHA Multan, the left is not just the echoes of bouncing balls and claps, but a legacy. In Pakistan, tennis can become a cavity of excitation. The success of this tournament should be done as a blueprint for similar measures in other areas.

For all the suspects who believe that quality tennis cannot flourish outside large urban centers, the first DHA Multan Invitational has denied a definite denial. Multan is not just back on the tennis map.