Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Anahat Singh Takes Bronze at World Squash Junior Championship
Anahat Singh, a 17-year-old squash player from India, won a bronze medal at the World Junior Championships.
She played in the semifinals against Nadien ElHammamy from Egypt and lost.
The scores show a close match.
Before Anahat, the last time an Indian girl made it this far was in 2010.
If Anahat had won, she would have been only the second Indian woman to reach the finals in the tournament.
The event took place in Cairo.
Anahat Singh won a bronze medal at the World Squash Junior Championships.
She lost in the semifinals to Nadien ElHammamy of Egypt.
The match scores were 6-11, 12-14, and 10-12.
Singh, 17, is the first Indian girl to reach the semifinals since 2010.
The tournament took place in Cairo.
- Who
- Anahat Singh and Nadien ElHammamy
- What
- Anahat Singh won a bronze medal at the World Squash Junior Championships.
- When
- July 25 (Friday)
- Where
- Cairo
- Why
- Not specified in the provided articles.
- Athlete
- Anahat Singh
- Medal
- Bronze
- Tournament
- World Squash Junior Championships
- Location
- Cairo
- Opponent
- Nadien ElHammamy
- Age
- 17
- Result
- Lost in Semifinals