Pakistan has won the World Youth Scrabble Championship team title for the seventh time, delivering another impressive performance on the international stage.
The Pakistani contingent also produced outstanding individual results, with three players finishing among the top 10 in their respective competitions.
Pakistan's young players secured multiple titles across different age groups, underlining the country's strength in youth Scrabble.
Ahmed Salman won the championship in the Under-16 category, while Ahad Saulat Fatemi claimed the world title in the Under-14 category.
Pakistan's Mustafa Farhan also delivered a strong performance, securing second position in the Under-12 category.
Taimur Wasim retains world title
The youngest member of Pakistan's team, Taimur Wasim, won the world championship in the Under-10 category.
Taimur had also impressed at last year's competition, where he won the Under-8 world title.
His latest victory marks another remarkable achievement at a young age and adds to Pakistan's strong showing at the international championship.
The 21st World Youth Scrabble Championship was held in Nairobi, with 183 players from 11 countries taking part.
Pakistan's seventh team title, combined with its strong individual performances, highlights the country's continued success in youth Scrabble and its ability to produce talented young players.
The results have once again placed Pakistan among the leading nations in the global youth Scrabble competition.
