Pakistan young Scrabble player shocks the world stage.

Scrabble has a cult youth following in Pakistan, a legacy of the English language brought by the British colonial period but which the country has adapted into its own dialect since independence.

Young Pakistanis reign supreme in the field of competitive Scrabble — boasting the current youth world champion and more past victors than any other nation since the tournament debuted in 2006.

Scrabble has become a beloved game in Pakistan, with a strong following among young people.

The country’s history with the English language, introduced during the British colonial period, has contributed to its popularity.

Pakistani players have excelled in competitive Scrabble, producing multiple past champions and currently holding the title of youth world champion.

This achievement is impressive, especially considering the game’s global reach and competition.

The fact that Pakistan has adapted the English language to create its own dialect has likely played a role in the game’s success in the country.