Pakistan’s young squash players made the country proud with an excellent performance at the Australian Junior Open 2025, winning four gold medals and one silver medal. Their success shows that Pakistan’s strong squash legacy continues through the rising talent of the youth.
Mahnoor Ali and Mehwish Ali successfully defended their titles in the Under-13 and Under-17 girls’ categories. Both girls showed great determination and skill, keeping their top positions from previous years. On the boys’ side, Azan Ali Khan won gold in the Under-17 category, while Ahmad Ali Naz secured gold in the Under-11 event, proving their strong preparation and focus.
Sehrish Ali also played remarkably well and brought home a silver medal in the Under-15 girls’ category. Her performance added to the team’s overall success and showed that she is a player to watch in the future.
This strong performance by the young players is a positive sign for Pakistan’s future in squash. It shows that the country has talented youth who can compete and win at international levels. These achievements reflect the hard work of the players, their coaches, and the support they receive from their families and squash associations.
The Australian Junior Open is one of the most important junior squash tournaments in the world. To perform so well on this stage is a big accomplishment and proves that Pakistan’s youth are capable of bringing the country back to the top in squash.
With continued support and proper training, these young players can go on to represent Pakistan at the senior level and bring even more international titles home. Their passion and performance are signs of a bright future for squash in the country.
