Waseem Khatri from Pakistan gave an outstanding performance at the World Cup Scrabble Championship in Albuquerque, New Mexico, finishing in 3rd place.
Although he faced a tough start with several early losses, Khatri demonstrated exceptional strategy and word knowledge, making an incredible comeback by winning 10 of his last 11 games.
Tariq Pervez, the Director of the Pakistan Scrabble Association (PSA), commended Khatri for his impressive play against top global champions.
Khatri’s remarkable turnaround highlights his skill and determination, proving he can compete with the best in one of the world’s most prestigious Scrabble tournaments. This achievement brings pride to Pakistan and showcases the talent of its players on an international stage.
Khatri’s journey in the tournament was marked by perseverance and a never-give-up attitude. Despite the early setbacks, he kept his focus and steadily climbed the ranks, showing that hard work and dedication pay off.
His performance has not only earned him a spot among the top Scrabble players in the world but also inspired many aspiring players back home.
The Pakistan Scrabble Association is hopeful that this success will encourage more participation in the game and lead to even greater achievements in the future. Khatri’s success story is a testament to the growing popularity and skill level of Scrabble players in Pakistan.
