Pakistan Lose All Six Matches in Soft Tennis at Asian Games 2026
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Pakistan’s men’s and women’s soft tennis teams both finished their Group A stage without a single win at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya
- The men’s team lost 3-0 to the Philippines, Cambodia and Japan; the women’s team lost 3-0 to Korea, Japan and Cambodia
- All six matches were played at Nagoya City Higashiyama Park Tennis Center on 18 September
Pakistan’s soft tennis campaign at the 2026 Asian Games ended without a win in either the men’s or women’s team events. Both squads finished their Group A fixtures 0-3, with every tie played on a single day at Nagoya City Higashiyama Park Tennis Center.
Pakistan Soft Tennis Results: Men’s Team Group A
| Match | Result |
|---|---|
| Pakistan vs Philippines | Lost 0-3 |
| Pakistan vs Cambodia | Lost 0-3 |
| Pakistan vs Japan | Lost 0-3 |
Pakistan Soft Tennis Results: Women’s Team Group A
| Match | Result |
|---|---|
| Pakistan vs Korea | Lost 0-3 |
| Pakistan vs Japan | Lost 0-3 |
| Pakistan vs Cambodia | Lost 0-3 |
Every fixture across both squads ended in a clean sweep for the opposition, with Pakistan failing to win a single individual match within any of the six team ties. Japan and Cambodia beat both Pakistan’s men’s and women’s teams on the same day, underlining the gap between Pakistan’s soft tennis programme and the sport’s established Asian nations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How did Pakistan perform in soft tennis at the Asian Games 2026? Pakistan lost all six of their Group A matches, three each in the men’s and women’s team events, without winning a single tie.
Who did Pakistan’s men’s soft tennis team lose to at the Asian Games? The Philippines, Cambodia and Japan, all by a 3-0 scoreline.
Who did Pakistan’s women’s soft tennis team lose to at the Asian Games? Korea, Japan and Cambodia, all by a 3-0 scoreline.
Where was the Pakistan soft tennis event held at the 2026 Asian Games? Nagoya City Higashiyama Park Tennis Center, as part of the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games running from 19 September to 4 October.