Administrator meeting Syed Zahir Shah of Hockey Association of Peshawar Sports Complex

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Peshawar... The hockey association had reservations about the newly constructed astro-turf of the Lala Ayub Hockey Stadium in Peshawar. 

In order to remove them, the provincial president of the hockey association Syed Zahir Shah met the administrator Peshawar Sports Complex Jafar Shah and Inform him about the issues their concern , he also  Informed about the situation of the ground . 

Jaffar Shah  the administrator visited the ground of Lala Ayub Hockey Stadium, where Syed Zahir Shah informed the administrator about the wrinkle at some places including the water pipes and the net outside the goal. who assured Syed Zahir Shah that in the next two to three days he will call the contractor who is supervising the project and the machine will be installed in the presence of the concerned authorities and the concerns of the Hockey Association will be removed. 

On this occasion, Zahir shah also introduced the hockey players to the administrator Peshawar Sports Complex, later while talking to the journalists, Syed Zahir Shah said that the turf was removed on January 7 and now  its installed in one year . according to syed zahir shah The work on this has almost been completed with efforts. 

talking to journalist zahir shah said , that We are trying to get the players to come to play and the association will call the regular players for practice from Monday next week with the advice of the sports directorate. He thanked the administrator Syed Jafar Shah who assured to remove the reservations of the Hockey Association


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