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Pakistan Extend Winning Streak at Commonwealth Beach Handball Championship

Pakistan’s beach handball team continued to make waves at the Commonwealth Beach Handball Championship in the Maldives, securing their third consecutive victory to underline their credentials as front-runners for the title.

After flying past India and Sri Lanka, Pakistan faced its first real challenge against the hosts but ground out a 2-1 win to remain undefeated.

The match was a true test of nerves as Pakistan fought back after dropping the opening set 16-15. They roared back with a dominant 22-10 win in the second before clinching the decider 7-6 in dramatic fashion. Kashif Ali, who delivered a standout all-round performance, was named Player of the Match for his decisive role in both attack and defense.

Earlier in the day, Pakistan had brushed aside Sri Lanka 2-0 (20-18 and 23-6) to build on their impressive start. The string of victories has kept Pakistan unbeaten and firmly among the top contenders for the title.

The Commonwealth Beach Handball Championship brings together some of the strongest teams from across the Commonwealth, serving as a proving ground for emerging talent. Pakistan’s consistency and grit, particularly against sides like India, Sri Lanka, and now the Maldives, have signaled their growing stature in the sport.

The team is scheduled to face South Africa and Bangladesh today, with an eye on a smooth passage to the knockouts.

For Pakistan, these victories are not just results, they are a statement of intent, showcasing that the team is ready to be taken seriously on the international stage of beach handball.

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