The JSW Indian Open 2026, a $28K PSA Bronze squash tournament held March 18-22 in Mumbai, saw Indian stars Anahat Singh (world No. 20, top seed) and Abhay Singh advance to the finals for the second straight edition. In women's semi-finals, Anahat overcame compatriot Tanvi Khanna 3-1 in an all-Indian clash, while Hana Moataz (Egypt) beat Nadien Elhammamy 3-1. In men's semi-finals, Abhay Singh defeated Malaysia's Ameeshenraj Chandaran 3-1 and Veer Chotrani beat Malaysia's Sanjay Jeeva 3-1. Earlier, veteran Joshna Chinappa bowed out in the quarter-finals. Om Semwal was the Day 1 star with a five-game comeback victory.
Indian Open Squash 2026: Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh Reach Finals in Mumbai
Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh reached Indian Open 2026 squash finals in Mumbai for the second consecutive year.
Key facts
- JSW Indian Open 2026, a $28K PSA Bronze squash tournament, held March 18-22 in Mumbai
- Indian stars Anahat Singh (world No. 20, top seed) and Abhay Singh advanced to the finals for the second straight edition
- In women's semi-finals, Anahat overcame compatriot Tanvi Khanna 3-1; Hana Moataz (Egypt) beat Nadien Elhammamy 3-1
- In men's semi-finals, Abhay Singh defeated Malaysia's Ameeshenraj Chandaran 3-1; Veer Chotrani beat Malaysia's Sanjay Jeeva 3-1
- Veteran Joshna Chinappa bowed out in the quarter-finals; Om Semwal was Day 1 star with a five-game comeback victory
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Frequently asked questions
What is the JSW Indian Open Squash 2026 and where was it held?
The **JSW Indian Open 2026** is a **$28K PSA Bronze** squash tournament held from **March 18-22, 2026** in **Mumbai**. It is part of the PSA (Professional Squash Association) World Tour and featured top Indian and international players competing across men's and women's categories.
Who are Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh and what did they achieve at the Indian Open Squash 2026?
**Anahat Singh** (world ranking **No. 20**, top seed) and **Abhay Singh** are India's top squash stars. At the **JSW Indian Open 2026**, both reached the **finals for the second consecutive edition**, making it a landmark achievement for Indian squash at home.
What were the results of the semi-finals at the JSW Indian Open Squash 2026 in Mumbai?
At the **JSW Indian Open 2026** semi-finals in Mumbai: - **Women's semi-finals**: Anahat Singh beat compatriot Tanvi Khanna **3-1**; Hana Moataz (Egypt) beat Nadien Elhammamy **3-1** - **Men's semi-finals**: Abhay Singh beat Malaysia's Ameeshenraj Chandaran **3-1**; Veer Chotrani beat Malaysia's Sanjay Jeeva **3-1**
What happened to Joshna Chinappa at the Indian Open Squash 2026?
Veteran Indian squash player **Joshna Chinappa** bowed out in the **quarter-finals** of the **JSW Indian Open 2026** in Mumbai. Despite the early exit for the veteran, India had strong representation with **Anahat Singh** advancing to the women's final.
Who was the standout performer on Day 1 of the JSW Indian Open Squash 2026 in Mumbai?
**Om Semwal** was the standout performer on **Day 1** of the **JSW Indian Open 2026**, registering a stunning **five-game comeback victory**. Coming back from a deficit in a five-game match is considered one of the most impressive feats in squash, making his win the highlight of the opening day.
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