Anahat Singh becomes first Indian to win World Junior Squash Championship
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Anahat Singh on Saturday (July 25, 2026) became the first Indian to be crowned world junior squash champion after beating Ruqayya Salem of Egypt in the summit clash here.World No. 20 and top seed Anahat defeated Ruqayya 11-3, 11-7, and 11-9 in the women’s final of the World Squash Junior Individual Championships in New Delhi.Anahat won a bronze medal last year after reaching the semifinals. She said that winning the World Junior Squash Championship means “the world to her”.“It means the world.
- ▪Anahat Singh on Saturday (July 25, 2026) became the first Indian to be crowned world junior squash champion after beating Ruqayya Salem of Egypt in the summit clash here.World No.
- ▪20 and top seed Anahat defeated Ruqayya 11-3, 11-7, and 11-9 in the women’s final of the World Squash Junior Individual Championships in New Delhi.Anahat won a bronze medal last year after reaching the semifinals.
- ▪She said that winning the World Junior Squash Championship means “the world to her”.“It means the world.
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- ▪ Anahat Singh scripts history, becomes 1st Indian to win world junior squash title — Times of India — Top
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Anahat Singh on Saturday (July 25, 2026) became the first Indian to be crowned world junior squash champion after beating Ruqayya Salem of Egypt in the summit clash here.World No. 20 and top seed Anahat defeated Ruqayya 11-3, 11-7, and 11-9 in the women’s final of the World Squash Junior Individual Championships in New Delhi.Anahat won a bronze medal last year after reaching the semifinals. She said that winning the World Junior Squash Championship means “the world to her”.“It means the world. I still feel like I’m dreaming,” Anahat said after her title win.“I’ve been losing in the semis and quarters over the last four years.
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