India’s rising squash stars delivered an impressive performance at the Indian Open Squash, with Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh clinching the women’s and men’s singles titles respectively in Mumbai.
Anahat Singh Retains Women’s Title
Top seed and defending champion Anahat Singh once again proved her dominance by successfully defending her title. In the final, she defeated Egypt’s Hana Moataz with a scoreline of 3-1.
Anahat showcased remarkable composure and consistency throughout the match. Despite a late challenge from her opponent, she maintained control in the crucial moments to secure victory. Her overall performance in the tournament was exceptional, as she dropped just one game during the entire event.
Abhay Singh Dominates Men’s Final
In the men’s singles final, Abhay Singh delivered a commanding performance against fellow Indian Veer Chotrani.
The match turned out to be a one-sided affair, with Abhay winning in straight games 3-0 in just 32 minutes. His superior shot-making, precision, and control left little room for his opponent to respond, helping him clinch the title convincingly.
A Proud Moment for Indian Squash
The tournament concluded on a high note for India, with both titles going to Indian players. The victories of Anahat and Abhay highlight the growing strength and depth of squash talent in the country.
Conclusion
With stellar performances from both champions, the Indian Open Squash 2026 has reinforced India’s rising stature in the sport. As young players continue to shine on the national and international stage, the future of Indian squash looks promising.