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Squash: Ramit, Anahat Among Top Indian Talents At Indian Open
A USD 40,000 prize money event, which will take place from March 24-28 at the Bombay Gymkhana, marks the return of a top squash tournament in the country after 2018, when Mumbai hosted the CCI International – a PSA World Tour Silver tournament.
The tournament will be hosted across Bombay Gymkhana’s indoor courts, with a full-glass outdoor court set up for the quarterfinal, semifinal and final, creating a thrilling spectator experience.
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