A Final Laden With Expectation

The atmosphere at the Squash World Cup 2025 final was thick with anticipation as India faced a technically strong and tactically disciplined Hong Kong China side. For India, the match was more than a title clash. It was an opportunity to break past years of near misses and establish itself as a genuine force on the global squash stage. The players walked in knowing history was within reach but only if nerves were kept in check.

Anahat Singh Takes Centre Stage

At the heart of India’s triumph was Anahat Singh, who once again showed maturity far beyond her years. Facing an experienced opponent, the young Indian played with clarity and courage, controlling rallies and choosing her moments to attack. Her movement across the court was fluid, her shot selection intelligent, and her calm under pressure stood out. With every point, Anahat chipped away at the resistance, eventually sealing a win that tilted the final decisively in India’s favour.

Team Effort Behind a Historic Win

While Anahat’s performance grabbed headlines, India’s victory was the result of a collective effort. The team showed remarkable unity throughout the tournament, backing each other during tough phases and maintaining belief even when matches went down to the wire. The coaching staff’s strategic planning and the players’ adaptability against varied playing styles played a crucial role in navigating the knockout rounds.

A Breakthrough Moment for Indian Squash

This maiden Squash World Cup title is a breakthrough moment for Indian squash. It reflects years of grassroots development, increased international exposure, and a new generation of players unafraid to challenge established powers. Beating Hong Kong China in the final adds extra significance, given their consistent presence in elite squash competitions.

Looking Ahead With Confidence

As celebrations begin, the focus will soon shift to the future. For Anahat Singh, this victory could be a defining milestone in what promises to be a long and successful career. For India, the 2025 Squash World Cup win is not an end point but a statement of intent. Indian squash has arrived, and it is ready to stay among the world’s best.