Pakistan’s Hamza Khan made his country proud by winning the Men’s Golden Open Squash Championship held in Kalgoorlie, Australia. He claimed the title with a powerful 3-0 win over Hong Kong’s Ka Hei Ho in the final match.
Hamza entered the tournament as the second seed and showed his skills throughout the competition. He only lost one game during the entire event. His journey began with a smooth 3-0 victory against Hong Kong’s Lap Man Au in the opening round. In the quarter-finals, he faced Australia’s Oscar Curtis and secured a 3-1 win. Moving into the semi-finals, he took on Hong Kong’s Ming Hong Tang and once again showed his strength by winning 3-0.
The tournament was part of the PSA Challenger Tour and offered a prize pool of $6,000. It was held at the Ray Finlayson Sporting Club, attracting players from different countries. Hamza’s performance throughout the event showed his consistency, confidence, and potential as a future squash star.
This victory is an important milestone in Hamza Khan’s growing career and adds another achievement to Pakistan’s squash legacy. With his determination and impressive skills, Hamza is quickly becoming one of the brightest young squash players from the country.
Fans and squash lovers in Pakistan and beyond are celebrating his success, hoping to see even more from him in international tournaments in the future.
