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Indian Open Squash: Anahat Singh And Abhay Singh Storm Into Finals
In what is India's first-ever PSA Squash Copper tournament, the duo played their semifinals in an outdoor glass court on the lawns of Bombay Gymkhana, giving the fans a unique viewing experience.
India’s newest squash sensation, Anahat Singh, was up against the veteran Joshna Chinappa in the first semifinal of the day, and along expected lines, it was a tightly contested game.
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