Pakistan’s U-17 squash players reach Scottish Squash semis

• Sakhi Khan Tareen and Rayyan Mohib Khan qualify for Scottish Junior Squash open semifinals

In a spectacular showcase of talent at the Scottish Junior Squash Open in Scotland, Pakistan’s Sakhi Khan Tareen has secured a coveted spot in the under-17 category semifinals. Tareen’s journey to the semis included a dominant second-round victory over Saif Irfan Ahson from the US, with a scoreline of 11-1, 11-2, 11-1. In the quarterfinals, he continued his winning streak by defeating India’s Vedant Chheda with a commanding 11-7, 11-2, 11-7 triumph. The next challenge awaits him in the form of Argentina’s Aaron Azaña.

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Adding to the Pakistani success story, Rayyan Mohib Khan has also clinched a spot in the under-17 category semifinals. Khan’s path to the semis involved overcoming tough competition in the pre-quarterfinals against Aled Lloyd Davies from Wales, with a resilient performance that secured a victory with a scoreline of 5-11, 11-6, 11-5, 11-3. In the upcoming semifinal clash, Khan is set to face off against Victor Santos De Freitas.

The anticipation builds as both Pakistani players gear up for their respective semifinal battles. Sakhi Khan Tareen, with his consistent victories, and Rayyan Mohib Khan, displaying remarkable prowess, aim to make their mark in the Scottish Junior Squash Open, setting the stage for an exhilarating showdown in the pursuit of the championship title.