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 | Cyrus Poncha named new Secretary-General of SRFI Dronacharya awardee and former National Coach Cyrus Poncha has been appointed as the new Secretary-General of the Squash Rackets Federation of India. Mr Debendranath Sarangi was also reelected unopposed as President of the SRFI for a four-year term (2019-23). Press Release |
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 | Senior National Squash Championship | Mahesh Mangaonkar, Joshna Chinappa get top seeds Maharashtra’s Mahesh Mangaonkar and Tamil Nadu’s Joshna Chinappa have been given the top seeds in the men’s and women’s categories respectively at the 76th Senior National Squash Championship. The National Championship will be played from Thursday in Pune with some top players taking the court. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Would be good to have a coach with us on pro tour, says Joshna Chinappa India’s squash ace Joshna Chinappa has stated that the Indian contingent would be greatly aided if they get an experienced coach to travel with them on the pro tour and work with the juniors and seniors. She has also called for better infrastructure and TV time for the sport for it to flourish. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Mahesh Mangaonkar enters final of Sekisui Open in Switzerland Indian squash ace Mahesh Mangaonkar secured a spot in the final of the ongoing Sekisui Open in Switzerland after he defeated fourth seed Daniel Mekib of Czech Republic in the semis. Mangaonakar will meet third seed Spanish player Bernat Jaume in the final match of the tournament. SportsCafe Desk |
 | British Open Squash | Joshna Chinappa bows out in quarter-final Joshna Chinappa went down 11-6, 9-11, 11-5, 11-8 to local favourite Sarah-Jane Perry in the quarter-final to get knocked out of the tournament. The Indian had earlier defeated England’s Millie Tomlinson in straight sets in the second round of the tournament to make it to the quarters. Press Release |
 | British Open Squash | Joshna Chinappa beats Millie Tomlinson to reach Round of 16 while Saurav Ghosal bows out Joshna Chinappa pulled off an impressive victory against England’s Millie Tomlinson in straight sets to proceed to the third round of the British Open squash championships. However, compatriot Saurav Ghoshal faltered in the second round as he went down fighting to Karim Abdel Gawad. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Different people have different trajectories, says Saurav Ghosal Indian squash ace Saurav Ghosal claims that different players have different trajectories at the top level as he continues to impress on the big stage despite being in his 30s. Ghosal added that he is adamant on building a legacy and that is the only thing that motivates him to keep going. SportsCafe Desk |
 | We want to have PSA events in India, says Cyrus Poncha India’s national squash coach Cyrus Poncha has expressed his aim to host more Professional Squash Association (PSA) events in India in near future. Poncha has also added that organising big tournaments will help in changing the entire system associated with the sport in the country. SportsCafe Desk |
| I haven’t achieved all I wanted to yet, says Saurav Ghosal Saurav Ghosal, who recently became the first Indian male to enter the top-10 PSA ranking, revealed that he is not done yet and still has more to achieve in his career. Ghosal added that he hopes to see more squash being telecasted on Indian media channels to boost the popularity of the sport. SportsCafe Desk |
| Saurav Ghosal praises friend turned temporary coach Harry Sandhu for Asian title Asian Individual Squash Championship winners Saurav Ghosal and Joshna Chinappa heaped praise on fellow teammate Harry Sandhu, who turned temporary coach after getting injured to lead the duo to the titles. National coach Cyrus Poncha didn’t travel with the contingent to Kuala Lumpur for the event. SportsCafe Desk |
