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Jyoti: /* Malaysian Open */

2025-12-13T13:42:01Z

‎Malaysian Open

Jyoti: /* PSA World doubles championships */

2025-12-11T19:05:09Z

‎PSA World doubles championships

Jyoti: /* British Junior Open */

2025-11-12T12:07:28Z

‎British Junior Open

Jyoti: /* Batch Open */

2025-08-27T20:34:24Z

‎Batch Open

Jyoti: /* Asian Junior Squash Championship */

2025-07-03T09:35:29Z

‎Asian Junior Squash Championship

Jyoti: /* 2023 */

2025-03-03T17:38:19Z

‎2023

Jyoti: /* A */

2024-07-29T05:30:54Z

‎A

Jyoti: /* World Cup */

2024-07-24T04:20:44Z

‎World Cup

Jyoti: /* British Junior Open */

2024-04-30T04:04:01Z

‎British Junior Open

Jyoti: /* Asian Junior Squash */

2023-09-19T07:38:05Z

‎Asian Junior Squash

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 Indian squash player Saurav Ghosal won his first PSA title in three years when he triumphed at the Malaysian Open with a straight set win over top seed Miguel Rodriguez in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Second seed and ranked 15th in the world, Ghosal defeated Rodriguez 11-7 11-8 13-11 in 55 minutes to win his 10th PSA title. AGENCIES
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	Dipika Pallikal may have been off the sport for over three years but the 30-year-old returned to competitive squash in style as she played a part in India winning two gold medals — their first-ever — at the PSA World doubles championships in Glasgow on Saturday. Dipika first teamed up with Saurav Ghosal to pocket the mixed doubles gold defeating the English pair — Adrian Waller and Alison Waters 11-6, 11-8. Dipika then teamed up with Joshna Chinappa in the women’s doubles final to get the better of England’s Sarah-Jane and Alison Waters 11-9, 4-11, 11-8, reports Prasad R S.		Dipika Pallikal may have been off the sport for over three years but the 30-year-old returned to competitive squash in style as she played a part in India winning two gold medals — their first-ever — at the PSA World doubles championships in Glasgow on Saturday. Dipika first teamed up with Saurav Ghosal to pocket the mixed doubles gold defeating the English pair — Adrian Waller and Alison Waters 11-6, 11-8. Dipika then teamed up with Joshna Chinappa in the women’s doubles final to get the better of England’s Sarah-Jane and Alison Waters 11-9, 4-11, 11-8, reports Prasad R S.
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		+	=St James Expression Open=
		+	==2025==
		+	Chotrani loses to world No. 15 Cardenas in St James squash final: Indian squash player Veer Chotrani suffered a 1-3 loss to Mexican top seed Leonel Cardenas in the final of the St James Expression Open, a PSA Copper event, in Springfield, USA. Cardenas closed out the contest 13-11, 4-11, 11-4, 11-3.
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	=World Cup=		=World Cup=

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 ==2025==
 Anahat lifts British Junior Open title: India’s rising squash star Anahat Singh won the U-17 title in the British Junior Open with a fighting win over Egypt’s Malika El Karaksy in Birmingham. The 16-year-old, seeded first, came from behind to beat her second seeded opponent 4-11, 11-9, 6-11, 11,5, 11-3. Anahat has also won the tournament previously in the U-11 and U-15 category.
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	New Delhi: Velavan Senthilkumar brushed aside Hong Kong’s Andes Ling to enter the final of the Batch Open squash tournament in Paris. Senthil, who is No. 58 in the world, won his semifinal match 11-2, 11-1, 11-6 in 22 minutes. He will face Frenchman Melvil Scianimanico for the title.		New Delhi: Velavan Senthilkumar brushed aside Hong Kong’s Andes Ling to enter the final of the Batch Open squash tournament in Paris. Senthil, who is No. 58 in the world, won his semifinal match 11-2, 11-1, 11-6 in 22 minutes. He will face Frenchman Melvil Scianimanico for the title.
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		+	=Bega Open=
		+	==2025==
		+	''' Anahat retires hurt in Bega Open final: '''
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		+	Anahat Singh was forced to retire hurt against her Egyptian opponent Habiba Hani in the final of the NSW Squash Bega Open on Sunday. The top-seeded Indian retired when she was trailing 1-2 and was down 4-10 in the fourth game. PTI
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	=British Junior Open=		=British Junior Open=

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	Dalian (China): Anahat Singh clinched the gold in the U-17 category of the Asian Junior Squash Individual Championships. The 15-yearold Anahat defeated Hong Kong’s Ena Kwong 3-1 in the final.		Dalian (China): Anahat Singh clinched the gold in the U-17 category of the Asian Junior Squash Individual Championships. The 15-yearold Anahat defeated Hong Kong’s Ena Kwong 3-1 in the final.
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		+	=Asian Squash Championships=
		+	==2025==
		+	===A===
		+	Senthilkumar enters semifinals, confirms medal: Velavan Senthilkumar entered the singles semifinals at the Asian Squash Championships 2025 with a straightgame win in Kuching. Senthilkumar beat Malaysia's Joachim Chuah 3-0 (11-7, 11-6, 11-6) in the quarterfinals. AGENCIES

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	The British Junior open is held in January every year. This year, it was held after a gap of two years due to Covid-19. In the quarter-finals, Anahat beat Harleen Tan of Malaysia 3-0 before blanking Malak Samir of Egypt 3-0 in the semifinals . This was her third final at the British Junior Open. Anahat had won the under-11 title in 2019 and finished runner-up the year after in the girls under-13 category. The India player will now be preparing for the Asian Junior team championships, to be held in Chennai in Feb.  PTI		The British Junior open is held in January every year. This year, it was held after a gap of two years due to Covid-19. In the quarter-finals, Anahat beat Harleen Tan of Malaysia 3-0 before blanking Malak Samir of Egypt 3-0 in the semifinals . This was her third final at the British Junior Open. Anahat had won the under-11 title in 2019 and finished runner-up the year after in the girls under-13 category. The India player will now be preparing for the Asian Junior team championships, to be held in Chennai in Feb.  PTI
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		+	==2025==
		+	Anahat lifts British Junior Open title: India’s rising squash star Anahat Singh won the U-17 title in the British Junior Open with a fighting win over Egypt’s Malika El Karaksy in Birmingham. The 16-year-old, seeded first, came from behind to beat her second seeded opponent 4-11, 11-9, 6-11, 11,5, 11-3. Anahat has also won the tournament previously in the U-11 and U-15 category.

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	New Delhi: India’s Shaurya Bawa guaranteed himself of a medal as he moved to the semifinals with a hard fought 3-2 win over Malaysian Low Wa-Sern in the World Junior Squash Championships in Houston. The 18-year-old from Delhi, thus, becomes only the second Indian male to reach the semifinals after Kush Kumar, who reached the last four stage in 2014. With the win, Bawa set up a semifinal clash with Egyptian top-seed Mohamed Zakaria. Meanwhile, compatriot Anahat Singh bowed out from the girls’ quarterfinals for a third straight year.		New Delhi: India’s Shaurya Bawa guaranteed himself of a medal as he moved to the semifinals with a hard fought 3-2 win over Malaysian Low Wa-Sern in the World Junior Squash Championships in Houston. The 18-year-old from Delhi, thus, becomes only the second Indian male to reach the semifinals after Kush Kumar, who reached the last four stage in 2014. With the win, Bawa set up a semifinal clash with Egyptian top-seed Mohamed Zakaria. Meanwhile, compatriot Anahat Singh bowed out from the girls’ quarterfinals for a third straight year.
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		+	===B===
		+	'''Bawa settles for bronze at World Junior squash: '''
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		+	Shaurya Bawa signed off with a bronze medal after going down 0-3 to Egyptian top seed Mohamed Zakaria in the boys’ singles semifinal of the World Junior Squash Championships in Houston. Bawa lost 5-11 5-11 9-11 to last year’s runner-up Zakaria in a thrilling 41-minute semifinal contest. Bawa is only the second Indian male after Kush Kumar (in 2014) to reach the World Junior semifinals.

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	A7-3, 7-3, 5-7, 7-4 victory to Aira meant India’s other veteran player Saurav Ghosal was tasked with a must-win to keep the hosts in the hunt. Unfortunately, he had picked up an injury the previous day and came out with a bandaged right knee, due to which his on-court movement was hampered. His opponent Darren Pragasam took advantage and took his team into the final with a 7-5, 2-7, 7-6, 7-5 win.		A7-3, 7-3, 5-7, 7-4 victory to Aira meant India’s other veteran player Saurav Ghosal was tasked with a must-win to keep the hosts in the hunt. Unfortunately, he had picked up an injury the previous day and came out with a bandaged right knee, due to which his on-court movement was hampered. His opponent Darren Pragasam took advantage and took his team into the final with a 7-5, 2-7, 7-6, 7-5 win.
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		+	=World Junior Championships=
		+	==2024==
		+	===A===
		+	''' Bawa assures India medal in World Jr squash '''
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		+	New Delhi: India’s Shaurya Bawa guaranteed himself of a medal as he moved to the semifinals with a hard fought 3-2 win over Malaysian Low Wa-Sern in the World Junior Squash Championships in Houston. The 18-year-old from Delhi, thus, becomes only the second Indian male to reach the semifinals after Kush Kumar, who reached the last four stage in 2014. With the win, Bawa set up a semifinal clash with Egyptian top-seed Mohamed Zakaria. Meanwhile, compatriot Anahat Singh bowed out from the girls’ quarterfinals for a third straight year.

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 Kuala Lumpur: The topseeded Indian men booked a spot in the final of the 20th Asian squash Team Championship with a 2-0 win over Hong Kong in the semifinals. However, the women’s team, seeded third, went down 1-2 to Hong Kong in the semifinals despite the No.1 player Joshna Chinappa giving them the lead.
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  The British Junior open is held in January every year. This year, it was held after a gap of two years due to Covid-19. In the quarter-finals, Anahat beat Harleen Tan of Malaysia 3-0 before blanking Malak Samir of Egypt 3-0 in the semifinals . This was her third final at the British Junior Open. Anahat had won the under-11 title in 2019 and finished runner-up the year after in the girls under-13 category. The India player will now be preparing for the Asian Junior team championships, to be held in Chennai in Feb.  PTI
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 India lose to Pakistan in Asian junior squash meet: The Indian team went down 0-2 to Pakistan in the men’s final of the 21st Asian Junior Team Squash Championship in Chennai. In the clash between the top-seeded Pakistan and the secondseeded home team, the former came out on top with Noor Zaman and Muhammad Hamza Khan securing the wins.
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 ==2023==
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