Naqi Rizvi, the World No. 1 Blind Tennis player, supports The QCF in its mission to improve lives through racket sports and champion greater opportunities for visually impaired people to take part in tennis.

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As one of the leading figures in blind tennis globally, Naqi has demonstrated the transformative power of sport, inspiring players of all ages and abilities through his achievements and dedication to the game. His success on court, combined with his passion for increasing participation, makes him a powerful advocate for inclusive tennis.

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Naqi is a regular participant at the Inclusive Hotspot for Visually Impaired Tennis in Parsons Green, a joint initiative between The QCF and Middlesex Tennis. The programme provides visually impaired players with opportunities to develop their skills, improve their confidence, and enjoy the many physical, mental, and social benefits that tennis can offer. Through his involvement, Naqi has become a role model for both new and experienced players, helping to create a welcoming and supportive environment for everyone involved.

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As a QCF Ambassador, Naqi is committed to raising awareness of blind and visually impaired tennis and encouraging more people to discover the opportunities available through the sport. By sharing his experiences and demonstrating what can be achieved with the right support and opportunities, he continues to inspire others to get involved.

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Naqi is proud to support The QCF and its work with Middlesex Tennis to make tennis more accessible and inclusive. Through his ambassadorial role, he helps to break down barriers, challenge perceptions, and ensure that people of all abilities have the opportunity to enjoy and benefit from racket sports.