Commonwealth Games 2022 : All you need to know about 14-year-old squash player Anahat Singh

Updated : Jul 28, 2022 16:25
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Commonwealth Games 2022: At the age of 14 when most kids haven't even decided on their career path, Anahat Singh will be representing India at this year's Commonwealth Games (CWG) in Birmingham.

Anahat, who is part of India's squash squad, will be the youngest Indian participant at this year's CWG. She will compete in the women's singles event along with Joshna Chinappa and Sunyana Kuruvilla at Birmingham 2022. 

Anahat got selected for the quadrennial event on the back of a sensational run at the Under-15 level. 

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Recently, she steamrolled her opponents in the Asian Junior Squash Championships in Pattaya, reaching the final without dropping a single game, and finally defeated Hong Kong's Kwong Ena 3-0 to claim the top prize.

Anahat Singh's career

Having started playing at the age of 8, she became India's top-ranked player in the Under 11 category in a very short span of time. She is the only Indian girl to win the US Junior Open in any category. 

In her promising career so far, Anahat has won many accolades and currently, she is the top-ranked U-15 player in India and Asia.

Anahat has 46 titles at national circuits, along with eight international titles.

Anahat Singh's key achievements

  • Two-time national champion
  • Won US Junior Squash Open in December 2021
  • Won Gold at British Junior Squash Open 2019
  • Won Silver at British Junior Squash Open 2020
  • Won Silver at Malaysian Junior Open 2020
  • Won Bronze at the Asian Junior Championships 2019
  • Featured in 2024 Paris Olympics promotion video for squash
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