Pakistan's star player Hamza Khan has won the Asian Junior Squash Championship held in Islamabad, marking a significant achievement in his career.
The event also saw young talents from across Asia competing fiercely for the title as Hamza emerged victorious in the Under-19 category.
He faced Malaysia's third seed, Harith Danial, in the Under-19 final. The match, which lasted 35 minutes, showcased his dominance on the court as he secured a comfortable win with scores of 5-11, 10-12, and 9-11.
This victory highlighted his potential to become a future star in the sport.
The tournament also witnessed other notable performances by Pakistani players. Sohail Adnan claimed the Under-13 title, demonstrating the depth of talent in Pakistan's junior squash ranks.
However, the Under-17 final brought mixed emotions for the home crowd. Abdullah Nawaz, despite a strong start, faced defeat against Malaysia's Nikleshwar.
Abdullah initially led 2-0, but Nikleshwar staged a remarkable comeback, winning the match 3-2, including a dramatic tie-breaker in the third game.
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