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Two of India's leading lights in squash, Saurav Ghosal and Joshna Chinappa have qualified to the pre-quarters stage of the ongoing Tournament of Champions squash event in New York. Two other Indians who had taken part in the tournament, Ramit Tandon and Mahesh Mangaonkar faced exit in first round.

An Indian cruised into the final of the ongoing British Junior Open with Anahat Singh achieving the big moment in the girls U-13 category, in Birmingham, on Sunday. One more Indian could make it and that is Veer Chotrani in the U-19 and that semi-final match is slated for late tonight.

Top seeded among Under 19 boys, S. Navaneeth Prabhu cruised over Kanhav Nanavati and will play the U-19 boys final, of the SRFI two star tournament, on Monday. Among girls, unseeded Akshaya Sri overthrew top seeded Saniya Jaggi in consecutive games and will meet Pooja Arthi in the final.

India’s ace squash player Joshna Chinappa has lost her pre-quarterfinal match at the ongoing PSA Women’s World Squash Championship in Cairo, Egypt. The 12th seed Indian squash player went down fighting against local favourite Nour El Sherbini in the round of 16 of the global event.

Tamil Nadu players S. Akshaya Sri and Rathika Seelan registered wins over second-seeded players in the girls under-15 and under-19 singles quarterfinals in the Sub-Junior/Junior National Championship here on Sunday. While Akshaya defeated Aasya Patel, Rathikha overcame Joshna Singh.