India has rewritten the history books of world squash with a historic first-ever Squash World Cup title, delivering a dominant 3–0 victory over Hong Kong in the mixed-team final held in Chennai. The landmark triumph, achieved on home soil, marks a defining moment for Indian squash and a proud milestone for Asian sports.
Playing in front of an enthusiastic home crowd, Team India displayed exceptional composure, teamwork, and fearless shot-making throughout the final. Each match reflected tactical maturity and mental strength, as Indian players controlled rallies, absorbed pressure, and executed decisive winners to seal a flawless win.
This victory is especially significant as it makes India the first Asian nation to lift the mixed-team Squash World Cup, breaking long-standing dominance by traditional squash powerhouses. With this achievement, India now joins an elite global group of champions that includes Australia, England, and Egypt.
Experts have described the win as a turning point for squash in India, highlighting years of structured development, improved training systems, and growing international exposure for Indian players. The team’s performance in Chennai symbolized the rise of India as a serious force in world squash.
Beyond the trophy, the win is expected to inspire a new generation of squash players across the country, particularly as the sport continues to gain visibility and momentum. Hosting the tournament and winning it in front of home supporters has added emotional weight to an already historic achievement.
