Pakistan's Ahsan Ayaz on Sunday beat India’s Yash Bhargava to win the Colleyville Open Squash tournament in Texas, bringing honour to the country.
Third-seeded Ayaz secured a 3-1 win against his Indian opponent.
Ayaz clinched the first game, but Yash Bhargava made a comeback by winning the second. However, he bounced back to win the remaining two games, adding another trophy to his career.
The final scores were 11-6, 8-11, 11-3, and 11-8 in favor of Ayaz.
Earlier, the Pakistani player had defeated Malaysia's Yee Xian Siow in the semi-finals and Ireland's Denis Gilevskiy in the second round.
This marks Ayaz's fifth title since comeback from injury.
The Colleyville Open Squash Tournament had a total prize money of $3,000.
For Qalandars, Mitchell and Rauf bag two wickets each, while Asif Afridi and Rishad Hossain made one strike apiece
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Nawaz was standout performer with unbeaten 64 off 41 balls, including two fours and four sixes
Afridi unleashed relentless barrage of punches from outset, putting his Indian opponent on back foot
Tournament was originally scheduled to take place in Islamabad from May 29 to June 4