Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Rising Squash Stars: Anahat Singh and Vasundhara Nangare
Anahat Singh, a top-ranked squash player, achieved great success in the 2024-25 season and won a bronze medal at a world championship.
Vasundhara Nangare, from a small Indian town, used YouTube to learn and is now a promising junior player.
Both girls are young and are determined to succeed in squash.
Anahat is currently in the top 50 in the world and is aiming for the top 30.
Vasundhara beat top players at Bombay Gymkhana and earned a spot on India's junior team at 13.
Anahat Singh is currently ranked 47th in the world in squash.
Anahat Singh shared PSA's young player of the season title in June.
Anahat Singh earned a bronze medal at the World Squash Junior Championships.
Vasundhara Nangare used YouTube to learn and improve her squash skills.
Vasundhara Nangare secured 3rd place in the 2025 Under-15 Asian Junior Trials.
- Who
- Anahat Singh and Vasundhara Nangare, rising squash players.
- What
- Profiles highlighting the achievements and journeys of two young female squash players.
- When
- Anahat's recent achievements include the 2024-25 season and a bronze medal at the World Junior Championships. Vasundhara's achievements occurred through 2025.
- Where
- Anahat trains and plays in various locations, including Delhi and international tournaments. Vasundhara is from Kalamb, India, and trains in Mumbai.
- Why
- To showcase the rising stars and the dedication required in squash.
- Anahat Singh Ranking
- World #47 (PSA Tour)
- Anahat Singh 2024/25 Season
- 12 PSA titles, 8 Challenger wins
- Anahat Singh Accomplishment
- Bronze Medal, World Squash Junior Championship, 2024
- Vasundhara Nangare's Hometown
- Kalamb, Maharashtra, India
- Vasundhara's Turning Point
- 2025 Under-15 Asian Junior Trials - 3rd Place
