Teenage sensation Anahat Singh, ranked 31st globally, fought back from a 2-0 deficit against the second-seeded Sana Ibrahim to secure a spot in the Squash on Fire Open semifinals. In a thrilling match, Singh overcame Ibrahim, ranked 17th, with scores of 8-11, 8-11, 11-7, 11-8, 11-7 in the PSA Bronze-level event. Singh, aged 17, has been making waves on the PSA Tour this season, including a notable semifinal appearance at the Canadian Women’s Open.
Singh, the seventh seed, showcased her resilience and skill by bouncing back from being two games down against Ibrahim in Washington D.C. With her coach Greg Gaultier and enthusiastic supporters in the crowd, Singh displayed remarkable composure during crucial moments of the match. Her aggressive playing style and mental strength were evident as she fought back from a 6-5 deficit in both the third and fourth games.
The young squash player’s impressive performance has positioned her just one victory away from her most significant career final to date. Singh’s ability to maintain her focus and execute under pressure was pivotal in her remarkable comeback win. She now looks ahead to a challenging encounter with Sabrina Sobhy for a chance to advance to the final round.
