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Tanvi Khanna, Suraj Chand reach Kolkata squash semifinals

Tanvi Khanna, Suraj Chand reach Kolkata squash semifinals
Squash: Tanvi Khanna, Suraj Chand in semifinals of PSA Challenger Tour event in Kolkata · thehansindia.com

Some really good squash players played a big tournament in Kolkata, India.

A tournament like this is a contest where players hit a small ball against a wall and try to make it hard for their opponent to hit it back.

Two players from India, Tanvi Khanna and Suraj Chand, won their matches and moved to the semifinal round.

That means they are one step away from the final, which is the last and most important match.

Tanvi is very good and was the top player in the women's part of the tournament.

Suraj recently won a big title at the World University Championships.

Both of them will next play players from Egypt, which has many talented squash players.

The tournament gives prize money to winners, with $9,000 for the men and $9,000 for the women.

Fans hope the Indian players keep winning and maybe win the whole thing.

Squash is an exciting sport where players move very fast and hit the ball with a long racket.

Key facts

Event
HCL Squash PSA Challenger Tour - Kolkata leg
Venue
Kolkata, India
Women's Semifinalists
Tanvi Khanna (India) vs Sohayla Hazem (Egypt); Karolina Sramkova (Czech Republic) vs Menna Walid (Egypt)
Men's Semifinalists
Suraj Kumar Chand (India) vs Mohamed Gohar (Egypt); Seif Refaay (Egypt) vs Ahmed Said Sobhy (Egypt)
Prize Fund
$9,000 (men's section), $9,000 (women's section)
Previous Tour Cities
Indore, Mumbai, Chennai
Recent Title
Suraj Chand won the World University Championships singles crown

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