Narayana Ramachandran served as the president of the World Squash Federation (WSF) from 2008 to 2016, playing a pivotal role in the global promotion and development of squash. His leadership spanned two terms, during which he focused on expanding the sport’s reach and enhancing its profile on the international stage.

Under Ramachandran’s guidance, significant efforts were made to include squash in the Olympic Games. Although these bids were ultimately unsuccessful during his tenure, they brought considerable attention to the sport and highlighted its growing popularity and international appeal.

Additionally, Ramachandran worked on improving the accessibility and competitiveness of squash worldwide. His tenure saw initiatives aimed at increasing participation, upgrading facilities, and fostering youth development programs. His contributions to the WSF helped strengthen the sport’s global presence and laid the groundwork for future growth and recognition.