News

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  Doping allegations: Confusion as Iqbal tests positive and negative

  Pakistan’s highest-ranked squash player Nasir Iqbal is currently embroiled in an awkward situation after one of his samples tested positive for doping while the other tested negative.
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  Legends vs Champions squash series set to be launched on 17th

  The Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) will be launching a high-profile ‘Legends vs Champions’ series on Thursday (March 17) which will be featuring matches between Pakistan and Egyptian players in the city next month.
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  Mega WSA squash event to be held next year

  Sitwat Babar announced to hold mega WSA squash event next year at Bahria Town, in which elite female players will exhibit their prowess and get a golden opportunity to earn mega prize money. 
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  Injured Nasir may miss Allam British Open

  Pakistan’s top ranked squash player Nasir Iqbal is likely to skip Allam British Open 2016 as he is carrying an injury for the past few months.
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  Pakistan-Egypt squash series next month

  World No 4 Omar Mossad and four of his team-mates will be seen in action in the Pakistan-Egypt Invitational Squash Series in Karachi on April 6-7.
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  Israr, Asad, Huzaifa win titles in Qatar Junior Open

  Huzaifa Ebrahim, Asadullah Khan, and Israr Ahmed won titles in Qatar Junior Open in Doha.
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  Pakistan planning squash premier league

  Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) is planning to organise Pakistan Premier Squash League (PPSL) in October.
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  Navy to continue supporting tennis: Nassar

  Commodore Dr Nassar Naqvi has said Pakistan Navy would continue holding tennis activities in the country being an active unit of Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF).
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  Ahsan qualifies for Seattle Squash Open main round

  Pakistan International Airline’s Ahsan Ayaz qualified for the main round of the $10,000 Seattle Squash Open in Seattle, USA, on Wednesday.
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  Four PSA events in Islamabad in Oct-Dec

  Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) is to organise four events with international participation carrying accumulated prize money of $100,000 from October to December this year.