Imran wants to be world No. 1 tennis player


Imran (left) taking pointers from his father Abdul Hazli during a training session - SAM THAM / The Star

Well, this may raise some eyebrows because Imran comes from a country where tennis has been in the doldrums for some time.

And, don’t forget, he is only 10 years old!

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