The 2024 Asian Squash Doubles Championships concluded yesterday in Johor, Malaysia, with impressive performances from teams representing India and the host nation.

In the Men's Doubles event, the Indian team emerged victorious, claiming the championship title. The Indian duo Abhay Singh and Velavan Senthilkumar put on a strong display of skill and teamwork to defeat their opponents in the final.

The Women's Doubles title was won by the Malaysian Azman sisters, thrilling the home crowd with their triumph. This sibling duo Aifa and Aira showcased the depth of talent in Malaysian squash.

The Mixed Doubles event was also won by the Indian team of Joshana Chinappa and Abhay Singh, who outmatched their competitors to secure the championship. This victory for India added to their overall success at the tournament.

The Asian Squash Doubles Championships is a prestigious regional event that brings together the top squash players from across Asia. This year's edition in Johor served as important preparation for the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games, where squash will once again feature prominently.

Men's Doubles Championship

Gold medalists - Abhay Singh & Velavan Senthilkumar (IND)

Silver medalists - Ong Sai Hung & Syafiq Kamal (MAS)

Co- Bronze medalists - Lau Tsz Kwan & Chung Yat Long (HKG) / Tomotaka Endo & Naoki Hayashi (JPN)

Women's Doubles Championship

Gold medalists - Aifa Azman & Aira Azman (MAS)

Silver medalists - Ainna Amani & Chan Yiwen (MAS)

Co- Bronze medalists - Ho Tze Lok & Fung Ching Hei (HKG) / Tse Yee Lam Toby & Wong Po Yui Kirstie (HKG)

Mixed Doubles Championship

Gold medalists - Joshana Chinappa & Abhay Singh (IND)

Silver medalists - Tong Tsz Wing & Tang Ming Hong (HKG)

Co- Bronze medalists - Cheng Nga Ching & Lai Cheuk Nam Matthew (HKG) / Ainaa Amani & Addeen Idrakie (MAS)

 

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The 2024 Asian Squash Doubles Championships kick off today in Johor, Malaysia. The championships will run for 4 days, from July 4-7.

A total of 33 teams from 7 countries are participating in the event, including 9 men's doubles teams, 9 women's doubles teams, and 15 mixed doubles teams.

"We are excited to have the top squash players from across Asia for this prestigious tournament," said Mr. David Mui, MH JP, President of the Asian Squash Federation. "The level of competition is sure to be extremely high as the athletes compete for the Asian Doubles titles. We wish all the participants the best of luck."

The championships will feature intense matchups as the players vie for continental supremacy in the doubles discipline of squash. The tournament schedule and draw can be found here. 

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The 31st Asian Junior Individual Championships have come to a successful conclusion at Islamabad, Pakistan yesterday.

The five-day championships have attracted around 200 junior players from 12 member nations to participate.

“I would like to congratulate all the winners and participating nations. My congratulations would also go to Pakistan Squash Federation. My thanks would also go to all the officials, referees and volunteers, who made the Championships a successful and wonderful event," said Mr. David Mui MH JP, ASF's President, "Last, but not the least, I want to thank Mr. AI Ardy Ally Abdul Rahim, the ASF Appointed Technical Delegate for his hard work, as well as the 3 ASF Appointed Referees: Mr. Andrew Chang (CHN), Mr. Amos Yuen (HKG) and Mr. Muhammad Asim Amin (PAK).”

Please click here for the full set of draws and results.

Results of 31st Asian Junior Individual Championships 

Boys Under 19

Champion – Hamza Khan (PAK)

1st Runner-up - Harith Danial (MAS)

2nd Runners-up – Jooyoung Na (KOR / M Ammad (PAK)

Girls Under 19

Champion – Thanussa Uthrian (MAS)

1st Runner-up – Akari Midorikawa (JPN)

2nd Runners-up – Leung Ka Huen (HKG) / Goh Zhi Xuan (MAS)

Boys Under 17

Champion – Nikhileswar Moganasundharam (MAS)

1st Runner-up – Abdullah Nawaz (PAK)

2nd Runners-up – Altamis Aqhar Sallam Bin Haji A. Sufian (MAS) / Azan Ali (PAK)

Girls Under 17

Champion – Ena Kwong (HKG)

1st Runner-up – Helen Tang (HKG)

2nd Runners-up – Doyce Lee Ye San (MAS) / Whitney Wilson (MAS)

Boys Under 15

Champion – Shiven Agarwal (IND)

1st Runner-up – Muhammad Raziq Putra Mohd Fakhrur Razi (MAS)

2nd Runners-up – Nouman Khan (PAK) / Abdullah Zaman (PAK)

Girls Under 15

Champion – Harleein Tan (MAS)

1st Runner-up – Lo Pui Yin Chloe (HKG)

2nd Runners-up – Ooi Wen Min (MAS) / Yek Rui Jean (MAS)

Boys Under 13

Champion – Sohail Adnan (PAK)

1st Runner-up – Huzaifa Shahid (PAK)

2nd Runners-up – Muhammad Ifwat Zulkifli (MAS) / Julius Tan (MAS)

Girls Under 13

Champion – Aadya Budhia (IND)

1st Runner-up – Goushika M (IND)

2nd Runners-up – Chiu Hau Ching (HKG) / Maisarah Binti Mohd Khairul Nizam (MAS)

 

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The 31st Asian Junior Individual Squash Championships will take place in Islamabad, Pakistan from June 25-29, 2024. This prestigious junior squash tournament has attracted around 200 players aged under 19 from 12 member national federations to competing for titles in 8 different categories.

Top junior squash players from across Asia have descended on the Pakistani capital, where they will showcase their skills and vie for championship titles. The tournament is expected to feature fierce competition as the region's rising stars aim to establish themselves on the Asian and global junior squash circuits.

"I'm grateful for Pakistan Squash Federation to host this important event, which provides a platform for the next generation of squash talent in Asia to develop and compete at the highest level. Pakistan, a nation with long and glory history of squash will provide an ideal setting for the tournament, said Mr. David Mui, MH JP, ASF President.

For the update results of the championships, please visit https://www.tournamentsoftware.com/tournament/A2C2005A-AB3C-4A66-AD0B-F0D7CFCFA40B

 

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