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TOPTimes of India · 3 hours agoLive

18-year-old Anahat's historic run at Silicon Valley Open comes to an end

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WHY IT MATTERS

Anahat Singh’s performance marked the first time since 2019 that an Indian woman reached a PSA Tour Gold‑level semifinal, highlighting a breakthrough for Indian women's squash.

WHAT HAPPENED

India’s Anahat Singh exited the Silicon Valley Open after losing 3-1 to Malaysia’s Sivasangari Subramaniam despite winning the opening game. Sivasangari praised the 18-year-old’s talent and potential after staging a comeback. Anahat had earlier defeated world No. 14 Salma Hany to become the first Indian woman since 2019 to reach a PSA Tour Gold-level semifinal.

KEY CONTEXT

The PSA Tour Gold tier is a high‑level professional squash circuit, and the Silicon Valley Open is one of its prominent events, attracting top international players.

WHAT TO WATCH
  • •Anahat’s upcoming tournament schedule and potential ranking changes
  • •Future performances of Indian women in PSA Tour events
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