Squash greats Nicol David and Jansher Khan were recently inducted into the PSA Hall of Fame during a special ceremony held in Hong Kong. They joined other squash legends like Susan Devoy and Jahangir Khan, who were also recognized for their contributions to the sport.
Nicol David, one of the most successful squash players in history, made a huge impact on the sport. She won eight World Championships and held the World No.1 ranking for an impressive 108 months.
After retiring from professional squash, Nicol has shifted her focus to community initiatives, helping to grow the sport and inspire the next generation.
Jansher Khan, a key figure in Pakistan’s squash success, also had an incredible career. He won eight World Championships and claimed 99 professional titles, making him one of the most accomplished players in the history of the sport.
Jansher’s achievements played a major role in establishing Pakistan as a powerhouse in squash.
Their induction into the Hall of Fame highlights their incredible contributions to squash, inspiring future players to follow in their footsteps. PSA Chief Executive Alex Gough praised both Nicol David and Jansher Khan, calling their legacies “unmatched.” This recognition serves as a tribute to their hard work, dedication, and impact on the world of squash.
