Squash

India’s campaign at the Hamburg Open delivered a blend of promise and disappointment, as Veer Chotrani advanced to the quarterfinals with a dominant straight-games victory, while several top compatriots suffered early exits. Ranked World No. 47, Chotrani showcased composure and tactical precision against Germany’s Raphael Kandra, reinforcing his growing stature on the PSA circuit. However, defeats for Abhay Singh, Ramit Tandon, and Joshna Chinappa underscored inconsistencies within India’s professional squash ranks.

Young Indian squash sensation Anahat Singh is rapidly emerging as one of the country’s most promising athletes as squash prepares to make its Olympic debut at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Singh’s impressive performances on the international circuit have drawn widespread attention from sports analysts and administrators who see her as a potential contender for Olympic qualification.