One tournament. Six matches. One historic champion.
For years, the World Junior Squash Championship was dominated by Egypt.
Now, an 18-year-old from Delhi has rewritten history.
Anahat Singh has become the first Indian ever to win the World Junior Squash Championship, defeating Egypt's Ruqayya Salem in a dominant straight-game final. In doing so, she also ended Egypt's remarkable 13-year winning streak in the tournament.
After winning bronze last year and reaching the senior world's Top 20 at just 18, Anahat has now achieved what no Indian ever had.
A historic victory. A new champion. A new era for Indian squash.
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