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Anahat Singh's Historic Run at Silicon Valley Open Ends
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What Happened?
Anahat Singh, 18, lost to Malaysia's Sivasangari Subramaniam 3-1 in the semifinals of the Silicon Valley Open, ending her impressive tournament run.
Key points
- Anahat won the first game 11-5 but lost the next three games.
- Sivasangari secured her place in the final with scores of 11-6, 11-4, and 11-7.
- Anahat previously defeated eight-time world champion Nour ElSherbini in Round 2.
- She also beat world No. 14 Salma Hany in a 42-minute quarterfinal match.
- Anahat became the first Indian woman to reach the semifinals of a PSA Tour Gold-level event since 2019.
Key insights
- Anahat's semifinal appearance marks a significant milestone in her career.
- Sivasangari's victory reinforces her position as a leading player in women's squash.
- Anahat's defeat, despite her strong performance, may motivate her future training and competition.
Why it matters
Anahat's performance highlights her rising status in international squash.
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Anahat Singh· PersonSivasangari Subramaniam· PersonSilicon Valley Open· EventNour ElSherbini· PersonSalma Hany· Person2026 Asian Games· Event
Source
Times of India
