Hamza Khan wins World Junior Squash Championship, brings backs the title to Pakistan after 37-year!
The last Pakistani player to lift this title was Jansher Khan in 1986.
Hamza Khan has won the World Junior Squash Champion title, ending Pakistan’s 37-year drought!
Sunday saw, Hamza Khan making a comeback to beat Egypt’s Mohamed Zakaria to win the World Junior Championship in Melbourne.
Khan defeated his Egyptian opponent by 3-1 in the finale, with a scoreline of 10-12, 14-12, 11-3 and 11-6.
🎙 "Pakistani Squash is back!"
— World Squash (@WorldSquash) July 23, 2023
Here's the moment 🇵🇰 Hamza Khan ended Pakistan's 37-year wait for a WSF World Junior Squash Champion title 🏆#WSFjuniors @paksquash @squashAUS pic.twitter.com/h7K50hAVjH
This is Pakistan’s first World Junior Squash title in nearly four decades.
Jansher Khan was the last Pakistani squash player to win the title 37 years ago in 1986.
In 1982 Sohail Qaisar from Pakistan won World Juniors beating Australian Chris Dittmar. Then in 1986, Jansher Khan won the same title for Pakistan beating Australian Rodney Eyles and now in 2023, Hamza Khan has made history. Hamza Khan’s feet add more to the glory of the country’s rich history of Squash.
"They support me, every single time" 🙏
— World Squash (@WorldSquash) July 23, 2023
An emotional Hamza Khan reacts to his WSF World Junior Squash Championship win#WSFjuniors @paksquash @squashAUS pic.twitter.com/gZ94sq39k1
