Joshna Chinappa Exits in Second Round of World Squash Championship
Indian national champion Joshna Chinappa lost to top seed and world number one Laura Massaro of England, going down 3-11, 6-11, 3-11 in a match that lasted just 27 minutes.
Highlights
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Joshna lost to World No.1 Laura Massaro
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The Indian lost in three straight games
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Joshna is currently the reigning national champion
India's challenge at the World Women's Squash Championship ended after Joshna Chinappa crashed out in the second round of the tournament in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday.
Up against the top seed and world number one Laura Massaro of England, the Indian national champion failed to put up a fight, going down 3-11 6-11 3-11 in a match that lasted just 27 minutes.
Joshna did not have the required ammunition to test her British rival, who simply ran away with the match for a smooth passage into the quarterfinals.
Drawn in the top half, the 14th ranked Indian player, who had earlier won her opening round match comfortably in straight games, proved to be no match for the Englishwoman.
Last night, another Indian, Dipika Pallikal had bowed out of the tournament in the first round, losing a five-game match to the 10th ranked Annie Au.