Pakistan down India to clinch Asian Jr Squash title
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan overwhelmed India 2-0 to win the Asian Junior Squash Team Championship in Thailand’s city of Pattaya Sunday.
In a high voltage final, Pakistan youngsters won both the singles to take unassailable 2-0 lead and with it the coveted Championship trophy and gold medals. Farhan Hashmi was first to give greenshirts ascendency with 2-11, 11-9, 11-7, 5-11,11-9 win over Veer Chotrani. Then it was left to star player Abbas Zeb to deal a decisive blow to India as he completely outplayed Utrkash 11-4, 11-2, 11-6 to win the gold and championship trophy.
It was Pakistan second victory against India in less than three days as earlier in pool match greenshirts also defeated the arch rivals. National team coach Fazal Shah in a video message from Thailand thanked Almighty Allah for great success. “We have won this championship after six years and credit must go to Pakistan players who worked hard for this win.”
Earlier, Pakistan also won the Asian Junior title as Abbas Zeb turned out victor in Championship held in India. “ Abbas won the individual title in India and here we have defeated India in Team event final to win the trophy.” Asian junior champion Abbas Zeb thanked Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) for supporting and backing the team. “They provided all the facilities which helped us win the title in India and here again.”
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