Pakistan’s deaf and mute squash player Sana Bahadur wins first PSA title

Pakistan’s deaf and mute squash player Sana Bahadur has won the first PSA title of her career by claiming the Challenger event in Melbourne, Australia, 24NewsHD TV reported on Sunday.

The 20-year-old, ranked world No. 203, produced a major upset by defeating world No. 190 Rachael Greena 3-1 in the final.

Pakistan’s deaf and mute squash player Sana Bahadur has won the first PSA title of her career, clinching the Challenger event in Bendigo, Australia. The 20-year-old, ranked world No. 203, stunned world No. 190 Rachael Grinham, a former world No. 1, 3-1 in the final to claim a… pic.twitter.com/iL3zTpxpXW

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Sana displayed impressive determination and skill to overcome her more experienced Australian opponent and secure her first professional title.

The tournament, held in Melbourne, carried a total prize purse of $3,000.

Sana’s victory further strengthens Pakistan’s presence on the international squash circuit and marks another notable achievement for Pakistani players competing in Australia.