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Ravi and Dipika
Win Asian Juniors
TRavi Dixit created history today by becoming the first Indian male to
win an Asian Squash title at the Asian Junior Individual Championship
held at Colombo, Sri Lanka from 7-10 July 2010.
Dipika Wins Bronze - World Junior Championship
The Indian quarter finished with 2 players in the top 8 and the other 2 fought for the 17th position at the World Junior Individual Squash Championship held in Cologne, Germany from 25 - 29 June 2010.
USA & India
Celebrate Historic World Championship Success
Hidden behind the fulfilled predictions that the top eight seeds are
through to the quarter-finals of the Women's World Junior Squash
Championship in Germany lies the fact that USA and India are both
celebrating the appearance of two players in the last eight of a world
championship for the first time.
Nour El Sherbini Seeded To Retain World Junior Crown
Just ten months after becoming the youngest world champion
in the history of the sport, Egyptian teenager Nour El
Sherbini is seeded to retain her title in the Women's World
Junior Squash Championship this week in Germany.
Saurav highest
Indian Ever; Eight Indians ranked top 100
The top ranked Indians are:
PSA: Saurav Ghosal – 26; Siddharth Suchde – 81; Harinder Pal
Sandhu – 94; Ritwik Bhattacharya – 139; Gaurav Nandrajog – 175; Naresh
Kumar – 184; Ravi Dixit – 207; Ramit Tandon – 218; Abhishek Pradhan –
315; Sandeep Jangra – 342; Karan Malik – 354; Aditya Jagtap – 417; Vikas
Jangra – 417.
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