Pakistan to Host World Squash Event After 20 Years: A Historic Moment for the Sport
Pakistan is set to host the World Under-23 Squash Championship in Karachi from April 6 to April 10, 2025, marking a major milestone as the country regains the opportunity to organize an international squash event after a 20-year hiatus. The World Squash Federation has officially confirmed the dates and venue, reigniting excitement among squash enthusiasts nationwide.
Hosting Revival After Two Decades
The last time Pakistan hosted a world squash event was in 2005, making this announcement a historic comeback for a country renowned for its rich legacy in the sport. Once the dominant force in global squash, producing legends like Jahangir Khan and Jansher Khan, Pakistan now has an opportunity to reclaim its place on the international squash map.
A Significant Opportunity for Young Talent
The World Under-23 Squash Championship provides a platform for emerging players to showcase their talent and compete at the highest level. Hosting this event will also encourage the development of squash at the grassroots level in Pakistan, inspiring young athletes to follow in the footsteps of the country’s greats.
Boost for Squash and National Pride
This event is not only a boost for squash in Pakistan but also a testament to the country’s capability to organize international sporting events. It is expected to attract players and officials from around the world, further strengthening Pakistan’s reputation as a sports-loving nation.
Preparations Underway
Efforts are already underway to ensure the successful organization of the championship. Karachi, the host city, is gearing up to welcome international players and provide world-class facilities to make the event a memorable one.
This announcement is a source of pride and excitement for Pakistan, with hopes that it will pave the way for more international squash tournaments in the future, reviving the country’s legacy as a powerhouse in the sport.
