Archive · 10 Dec 2025
15-Year-Old Anika Dubey Emerges as India's Squash Prodigy
Anika Dubey is a 15-year-old squash player from India who has won the Junior National U-19 Championship.
She started playing squash in her housing society in Pune and joined the Chance2Sports Foundation at 11.
Her coach, Abhinav Sinha, helped her improve her technique.
Anika has won four straight junior national titles and a bronze medal at the Asian Junior Individual Championships.
She trains hard and balances her squash career with her studies.
Her family supports her, and she looks up to Egyptian squash player Amina Orfi.
Anika aims to compete in women's professional circuit events and improve her rankings.
Anika Dubey, 15, won the Junior National U-19 Squash Championship.
She trains under coach Abhinav Sinha at the Chance2Sports Foundation.
Anika has won four consecutive junior national titles and a bronze at the Asian Junior Individual Championships.
She balances intense squash training with her Class 10 academics.
Her family supports her squash career and academic pursuits.
- Who
- Anika Dubey, a 15-year-old squash player from India
- What
- Won the Junior National U-19 Championship and aims to compete internationally
- When
- Currently training and competing, with upcoming Class 10 boards in February
- Where
- Based in Pune, India, and training under the Chance2Sports Foundation
- Why
- Driven by her goals and the support of her family to excel in squash and academics
- Age
- 15 years
- Current Achievement
- Junior National U-19 Championship winner
- Coach
- Abhinav Sinha
- Training Academy
- Chance2Sports Foundation
- Recent International Achievement
- Bronze medal at Asian Junior Individual Championships
- Next Goals
- Women's professional circuit, PSA events in India
- Role Model
- Amina Orfi (Egyptian squash player)
- Current Academic Level
- Class 10