Young squash players from Pakistan have impressed at the 32nd Asian Junior Squash Championship in South Korea, securing at least five medals for the country. Out of six players who reached the quarter-finals, five won their matches and advanced to the semi-finals in different age categories.
In the Boys’ Under-19 category, Abdullah Nawaz delivered a strong performance to book his place in the next round. Nauman Khan and Ahmed Rehan Khalil also secured victories in the Boys’ Under-15 category. Suhail Irfan made it to the semi-finals in the Under-13 category after a solid display. In the Girls’ Under-13 division, Mahnoor Ali advanced as well, showing great skill and determination.
All five players won their matches in straight sets, highlighting the growing talent and potential of Pakistan’s junior squash program. Their success is a positive sign for the future of squash in the country, which has a proud history in the sport.
The championship is still underway, and fans are hopeful that the young athletes will continue their winning streak and earn top spots on the podium. These achievements not only bring pride to the nation but also serve as inspiration for aspiring squash players across Pakistan.
As the tournament moves toward the final stages, all eyes will be on these rising stars to see if they can bring home gold medals. Their strong start has already made Pakistan one of the standout teams in the competition.
