India's Anahat Singh Advances to Semi-Finals at World Junior Squash Championships

India, 31 December 2025 — Indian squash prodigy Anahat Singh has secured her place in the semi-finals of the World Junior Squash Championships being held in Melbourne, Australia. The 17-year-old defeated her Malaysian counterpart, Aira Azman, in a thrilling quarter-final match on Thursday. Singh's victory was marked by her exceptional agility and strategic play, winning in straight sets with scores of 11-7, 11-9, 11-6.
Anahat Singh, who is considered one of India's brightest young talents in squash, has consistently performed well throughout the tournament. Her journey to the semi-finals includes victories over competitors from Egypt and England in previous rounds.
The World Junior Squash Championships is an annual event that gathers the top young talents from around the globe, offering them a platform to showcase their skills on an international stage. Singh's progression to the semi-finals is a significant achievement, highlighting her potential to become one of the leading figures in the sport.
Singh will face Egypt's Salma El-Tayeb in the semi-final match scheduled for Friday. El-Tayeb, the defending champion, poses a formidable challenge, but Singh remains optimistic about her chances.
The ongoing championships have sparked significant interest among squash enthusiasts in India, with many hoping Singh will continue her winning streak and bring home the title.