Pakistan’s young squash player Azan Ali Khan has made his country proud by winning the Australian Junior Squash Championship. In the final match, Azan defeated an Australian player to secure the top spot.
The tournament took place at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre from April 13 to 17. It attracted 64 talented young players from 11 different countries, all competing to become champions in their age groups.
The championship had matches in five age categories: Under-11, Under-13, Under-15, Under-17, and Under-19. In total, players from six different countries won titles across ten divisions. This shows just how competitive and exciting the event was for young squash players from around the world.
Azan’s victory is a big moment for Pakistan’s squash community. After his win, Azan shared an inspiring message for other young players in Pakistan. He said that Pakistani kids are just as talented as children anywhere else in the world — they only need proper training, support, and guidance to reach their true potential.
His words have encouraged many young athletes back home who dream of playing squash at an international level. Sports experts believe that with more support and better facilities, many more talented players like Azan can shine on the global stage.
This win has brought hope to squash lovers in Pakistan, reminding everyone of the country’s rich history in the sport. Azan Ali Khan’s success shows that the future of squash in Pakistan is bright if young players are given the right help and opportunities.
