Pakistan has reclaimed the Asian Team Squash Championship title after a 10-year gap, defeating South Korea in the men’s final of the five-day tournament at the Mushaf Squash Complex in Islamabad.
The national team secured a 2–0 victory in the final of the 23rd Asian Squash Championship, marking a major achievement for Pakistan squash.
The win ended Pakistan’s decade-long wait for the Asian team championship crown and added another milestone to the country’s squash history.
The five-day competition concluded in Islamabad, bringing together teams from across Asia to compete for the continental titles.
Hong Kong Wins Women’s Team Title
In the women’s final, Hong Kong, China, defeated Malaysia 2–1 to claim the championship.
The closely contested match saw Hong Kong emerge victorious, while Malaysia finished as runners-up.
Prizes Distributed at Closing Ceremony
The vice president of the Asian Squash Federation attended the tournament’s closing ceremony as the chief guest and distributed prizes among the participating players.
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Pakistan’s title-winning performance was also described as a reflection of the Pakistan Air Force’s continued efforts to promote squash and develop emerging talent.
The achievement highlights the importance of sustained support and development initiatives in strengthening Pakistan’s position in international squash.
