Two top squash players of the country have voiced their concerns about the bilateral series with Egypt scheduled in April and termed it “a useless activity”.
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Young Egyptian Amina Yousary on Sunday at last tasted defeat at the hands of Hong Kong’s top seed Liu Tsz-Ling who won the Bahria Town International Women’s Squash Championship at Rawalpindi’s Safari Club.
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The trailblazing Maria Toorpakai Wazir is Pakistan's only remaining hope at the ongoing Bahria Town International Women's Squash Championship after all of her compatriots lost on the first day of the main round at the Safari Club Rawalpindi
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Bahria Town Vice Chairman Commodore (retd) M Ilyas Wednesday vows to support national cause and offer Bahria Town’s all out backing towards reviving international sports in Pakistan.
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Pakistan’s top-ranked squash player Nasir Iqbal crashed out of the $150,000 Windy City Open at University Club of Chicago, Chicago, USA, on Tuesday.
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The organisers of Bahria Town International Squash championship have ignored local referees and invited a foreign referee to supervise the $15,000 event being held in Islamabad.
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Tournament to start from today at Safari Club.
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Pakistan’s top squash player Nasir Iqbal left for Chicago on Sunday night to participate in $150k Windy City Open from March 2-23.
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The Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) will hold a 13-day squash carnival to provide an opportunity to players of all shades to participate in exciting contests and learn from squash legends.
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Maria Toorpaki wins the silver medal in the Sqaush women. She was defeated by Indian Joshna Chinappa in the final. Joshna Chinappa won 10-12, 11-7, 11-9 and 11-7 in the final
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