Anahat Singh: Anahat Singh rises in squash, defeats champion Nour El Sherbini ahead of Olympic dreams - The Economic Times
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Anahat Singh's recent wins against top players and her entry into the world top 20 signal she could be a strong contender for the sport's debut at the 2028 Olympics, affecting national medal prospects.
Eighteen-year-old Indian squash player Anahat Singh has made headlines after securing impressive wins at the Silicon Valley Open in California. During this tournament, she overcame two highly ranked opponents, including Salma Hany and Nour El Sherbini, who is described as her childhood idol. These victories add to her recent momentum, which includes earning medals at the Asian Games and entering the world’s top twenty rankings. Looking ahead, Singh has set her sights on competing in the 2028 Olympic Games. Her consistent high-level performance has established her as a prominent emerging talent within the global squash community.
Squash is set to make its Olympic debut in 2028, and athletes who break into the world top rankings are typically the ones who qualify for the limited Olympic spots.
- •Watch for official national team selections for the Olympic squash roster
- •Track her results in major international events such as the World Squash Championships