News

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  Bahria Town International Women Squash to revive sport in country

  Bahria Town Vice Chairman Commodore (retd) M Ilyas Wednesday vows to support national cause and offer Bahria Town’s all out backing towards reviving international sports in Pakistan.
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  Nasir crashes out of Windy City Open Squash tournament.

  Pakistan’s top-ranked squash player Nasir Iqbal crashed out of the $150,000 Windy City Open at University Club of Chicago, Chicago, USA, on Tuesday.
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  Local referees ignored by squash event organisers

  The organisers of Bahria Town International Squash championship have ignored local referees and invited a foreign referee to supervise the $15,000 event being held in Islamabad.
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  Bahria Town Women Squash Tournament

  Tournament to start from today at Safari Club.
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  Nasir off to USA aiming at improving PSA rankings

  Pakistan’s top squash player Nasir Iqbal left for Chicago on Sunday night to participate in $150k Windy City Open from March 2-23.
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  PSF to hold Squash Carnival

  The Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) will hold a 13-day squash carnival to provide an opportunity to players of all shades to participate in exciting contests and learn from squash legends.
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  Maria Toorpaki wins the Silver Medal for Pakistan in SAF Games 2006

  Maria Toorpaki wins the silver medal in the Sqaush women. She was defeated by Indian Joshna Chinappa in the final. Joshna Chinappa won 10-12, 11-7, 11-9 and 11-7 in the final
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  Pakistan Continues their winning run in South Asian Games 2016

  Pakistan takes their medal tally to 17 including 2 gold 6 Silver and 9 bronze medals. India leads the medal table with astonishing 33 gold medals.
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  Nasir Iqbal clinches gold medal in Squash.

  Nasir iqbal clinches gold medal in Squash in SAF Games 2016 by defeating his own country mate Farhan Zaman in the final.  
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  Squash team left for South Asian Games without their Coaches.

  Pakistan squash team left for India without their coaches. Sattawat Babar and Fahim Gul were not given the accreditation cards by the Indian authorities.