Squash News
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17-Year-Old Anahat Singh Stuns Defending Champion Tinne Gilis To Reach Canadian Open squash SemisIndia's 17-year-old rising star Anahat Singh stunned defending champion and second seed Tinne Gilis of Belgium to storm into the semifinals of Canadian Women's Open squash tournament.
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Anahat Singh Storms Into Canadian Open QuarterfinalsContinued her impressive run, the 17-year-old from Delhi, ranked world No. 43, defeated sixth seed Melissa Alves 12-10, 12-10, 8-11, 11-2 in a 41-minute battle on Sunday.
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Anahat Singh, Abhay Singh Make Winning Starts At Squash World ChampionshipMaking a stupendous start to her World Championship campaign, young Indian squash player Anahat Singh knocked out world No 28 American Marina Stefanoni in Chicago
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Legendary Squash Player Raj Manchanda DiesLegendary squash player Raj Manchanda, the Arjuna Award recipient and winner of six national titles, died here on Sunday, sources close to his family said.
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Asian Games: Two India Pairs Cruise Into Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals In SquashTwo Indian pairs advanced to the quarterfinals of the mixed doubles squash competition with dominant wins over their respective opponents in the pool matches
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Asian Games: India Dominant In Mixed Doubles Squash, Mahesh Mangaonkar Wins Round Of 32 MatchA day after the Indian men's squash team secured a thrilling victory against Pakistan to clinch the gold medal, the mixed doubles teams won their respective pool matches
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Squash: India Regain Asian Games Team Gold After 8 Years With Thrilling Win Over PakistanTop seeds India upstaged traditional rivals Pakistan in a sensational duel to claim the gold medal in the men's team squash event
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Asian Games: Indian Men's Squash Team Enters Final; Women Sign Off With BronzeThe Indian team humbled defending champions Malaysia 2-0 to reach the final of the men's squash event
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Asian Games: India Make Semis Despite Loss To Malaysia In Squash, Confirm A MedalIndian women's squash team assured themselves of at least a bronze medal despite being blanked 0-3 by Malaysia in their final pool B match
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India's Golden Generation Of Squash Ready For One Last Dance At Asian GamesSaurav Ghosal, Joshna Chinappa and Dipika Pallikal, synonymous with Indian squash over the past two decades, have unfinished business going into what could be their last appearance at the Asian Games
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Saurav Ghosal Loses Epic World Championship Battle With World No. 1 Diego ElliasSaurav Ghosal lost a gruelling five-match battle against world number one Diego Ellias in the pre-quarterfinals of the World Championship in Chicago
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CWG 2022: Dipika-Saurav Lose In Squash Mixed-Doubles Semis, To Play For BronzeThe Indian mixed doubles pair of Dipika Pallikal and Saurav Ghosal suffered a 0-2 loss to New Zealand's Joelle King and Paul Coll in the semifinals of the squash competition at the Commonwealth Games
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Watch: Squash Star Saurav Ghosal In Tears After Historic Bronze In CWG 2022Soon after his victory on Wednesday, Saurav Ghosal was seen in tears. The player started weeping while the crowd behind him kept applauding him for achieving the feat.
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CWG Squash: Sunayna Kuruvilla-Anahat Singh Pair Reaches Round Of 16 In Women's DoublesSunayna Kuruvilla and Anahat Singh made short work of Yeheni Kuruppu and Chanithma Sinaly 11-9, 11-4 in straight games in their opening match.
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CWG 2022: India's Saurav Ghosal Wins Bronze, India's First Singles Medal In Commonwealth GamesCWG 2022: India's Saurav Ghosal Wins Bronze In Men's Singles Squash
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CWG 2022: Chinappa-Sandhu Pair Advances To Pre-Quarters In Squash; Sunayna Wins Plate FinalPair of veteran Joshna Chinappa and Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu defeated Sri Lanka's Yeheni Kuruppu and Ravindu Laksiri 8-11 11-4 11-3.
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CWG 2022: Sunanya Kuruvilla Wins Women's Singles Squash Plate FinalSunayna Kuruvilla defeated Fung-A-Fat of Guyana 11-7, 13-11, 11-2 in the women's squash single plate final.
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CWG 2022: India Aim To Break Squash Singles Jinx In BirminghamIndian players have managed to win only three medals since the introduction of squash to the Commonwealth Games in 1998.