Indian squash sensation Anahat Singh claimed the women’s title at the HCL Squash Tour PSA, defeating Jemyca Aribado of the Philippines in a dominant 3-0 final. Singh also secured the Eastern Slam under 19 girls’ title, highlighting her exceptional talent. In the men’s competition, Sri Lanka’s Ravindu Laksiri emerged victorious.
The 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles will feature a revamped sporting lineup with the addition of cricket, squash, flag football, lacrosse, baseball, and softball. Boxing and breaking, which were included in the recent Paris Games, face an uncertain future due to financial and administrative concerns.
India secured sixth and seventh positions in the men’s and women’s sections respectively at the World Junior Squash Championships in Houston. Meanwhile, top Telangana sailors will represent India in the British Nationals and World Championships, sailing a new class of boats, the Cadet Class double-hander, in memory of Jay Pullur, a software pioneer.
India’s junior squash teams, both boys and girls, have secured their spots in the quarterfinals of the World Junior Squash Championships in Houston. The boys will face South Korea, while the girls will take on Malaysia. The teams’ strong performances showcase India’s rising talent in the sport.
India’s junior squash teams made a strong statement at the World Junior Squash Championships in Houston. Both the boys and girls teams secured victories, with the boys topping their group and the girls advancing to the quarterfinal.
India’s junior squash teams made a winning start at the World Junior Squash Championships in Houston, while golfer Shubhankar Sharma faced a tough opening round at the 152nd Open.
Veer Chotrani and Anjali Semwal lead the men’s and women’s draws respectively in the Bombay Gymkhana 47th Maharashtra State Open Squash Tournament, while the second edition of Hockey India’s sub junior men’s and women’s South Zone championship begins in Kollam, Kerala, with six teams competing in a round-robin format.
Indian squash star Anahat Singh secured her spot in the third round of the World Junior Squash Championships in Houston. The 16-year-old, seeded 5/8, dominated her second-round match against Dene Van Zyl from South Africa. Meanwhile, fellow Indian player Tiana Parasrampuria also progressed to the next round.
India’s Olympic-bound golfers Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar had a disappointing start at the Amundi Evian Championships, while squash player Anahat Singh is poised to lead India’s medal hopes at the World Junior Squash Championships.
Rayhan Thomas, playing his second professional event, finished in the top 10 at the International Series Morocco golf tournament, while Veer Chotrani reached the final of the Kanso Open squash tournament in Houston.
