Over the past week, several notable events have unfolded in the world of squash:
Anahat Singh’s Performance at the Qatar Classic
Indian squash star Anahat Singh made a strong start at the USD 242,000 Qatar Classic, the season’s first PSA Platinum event. On September 12, 2026, she defeated higher-ranked Egyptian Farida Mohamed in four games during the opening round. However, on September 13, Singh faced a challenging match against Belgian World No. 9 Tinne Gilis and was eliminated from the tournament. (sports.ndtv.com)
South African Squash Players Prepare for World Team Championships
South Africa’s top squash players, including Helena Hudson and Damian Groenewald, are gearing up for the World Squash Federation World Team Championships in South Korea this December. The team is eager to test their skills against the world’s best in this prestigious event. (sasportspress.com)
Upcoming Major U.S. Open Squash Championships
The 52nd edition of the Comcast Business U.S. Open Squash Championships is scheduled for October 19-25, 2026, at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center in Philadelphia. This Platinum-level event will feature a record total prize money of $452,000, with equal compensation for both men’s and women’s draws. For the first time, the semifinals and finals will be streamed live on Peacock in the United States. (nbcsports.com)
These developments highlight the dynamic and evolving landscape of squash, with players worldwide striving for excellence in both individual and team competitions.
