World Junior Squash Championships

  • Anahat Singh won a historic bronze medal at the World Junior Squash Championships in the under-19 category.
  • She ended India's 15-year-long wait for an individual medal at the global event.
  • The 17-year-old lost to Nadian Elhammamy of Egypt in the semifinals by a score of 11-6, 14-12, 12-10.
  • In the quarterfinals, she defeated Malika Elkaraksy of Egypt 3-0 to secure a bronze medal.
  • She was the only Indian among the eight semifinalists and is currently ranked 54th in the world rankings.
  • Anahat is the reigning under-19 Asian girls' champion and a multiple-time PSA Challenger title winner.
  • She has already won the senior Asian titles in both women's and mixed doubles.
  • The last Indian to win a medal at the event was Dipika Pallikal, who won in 2010.

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