'It means the world': Anahat Singh's first reaction after winning World Junior Squash Championship
NEW DELHI: India No. 1 Anahat Singh on Saturday created history by becoming the first Indian to win the World Junior Squash Championship . The 18-year-old defeated Egypt's Ruqayya Salem 11-3, 11-7, 11-9 in the women's final in Ontario on Saturday.
"It means the world. I still feel like I’m dreaming," Anahat said after her title win.
"I’ve been losing in the semis and quarters over the last four years. I’ve always said, if anyone’s asked, ‘This tournament’s a curse,’ and I’ve never been able to play well in the event," the Delhi player said.
"It means the world. I still feel like I’m dreaming," Anahat said after her title win.
Ishan Kishan Press Conference: On match-winning knock, comeback, team role & Vaibhav Suryavanshi
"I’ve been losing in the semis and quarters over the last four years. I’ve always said, if anyone’s asked, ‘This tournament’s a curse,’ and I’ve never been able to play well in the event," the Delhi player said.
Next Story