Pakistan’s rising squash star, Ashab Irfan, claimed another international title after winning the Jones Creek Open Squash Tournament in the United States. The tournament carried a prize pool of $12,000, and Irfan’s victory brought pride to Pakistan’s squash community.
In the final, Ashab Irfan faced Malaysia’s Nathan Kue. The Pakistani player made a remarkable comeback after losing the first game. He dominated the remaining three games with powerful strokes and strong fitness. Irfan sealed the match in just 40 minutes, winning 3-1. The final score was 8-11, 11-2, 11-2, and 11-6.
The victory marked Irfan’s third PSA (Professional Squash Association) title of the year. His consistency and confidence on the court have made him one of the most promising young players from Pakistan. With this win, he continues to rise in the international squash rankings.
Ashab Irfan’s journey has been inspiring for young athletes back home. Despite facing tough opponents, his determination and resilience have helped him shine on the global stage. Experts say his latest victory is a positive sign for Pakistan, a country with a rich squash history that produced legends like Jahangir Khan and Jansher Khan.
After the win, Irfan expressed his joy and dedicated the triumph to his coaches, family, and supporters. He said this success has boosted his motivation to aim for bigger titles and represent Pakistan with even greater achievements in the future.
The Pakistan Squash Federation congratulated Irfan, praising his efforts and calling his success a proud moment for the nation. Officials also highlighted the need for more support and investment in squash to help athletes compete at higher levels.
Ashab Irfan’s victory in the Jones Creek Open proves that Pakistan still has the talent and spirit to shine in international squash.
