Pakistan ended a decade-long wait for the Asian Team Squash Championship title with an impressive 2–0 victory over South Korea in the men’s final held at the Mushaf Squash Complex in Islamabad.
ISLAMABAD, November 9, 2026: Pakistan has made a remarkable comeback in Asian squash by winning the 23rd Asian Team Squash Championship, defeating South Korea in the men’s final to reclaim the prestigious continental title after 10 years.
The national team delivered a commanding performance at the Mushaf Squash Complex in Islamabad, securing a convincing 2–0 victory over South Korea.
The triumph marks an important milestone for Pakistan squash, ending a decade-long title drought and adding another achievement to the country’s sporting history.
Pakistan Dominate South Korea in Men’s Final
Pakistan’s squash players displayed exceptional determination and skill during the championship, eventually reaching the final against South Korea.
In the decisive encounter, the Pakistani team maintained its momentum and secured victories in the opening two matches, confirming a 2–0 win and the championship title.
The result brought an end to Pakistan’s 10-year wait to regain the Asian team crown.
The achievement is being celebrated as a major success for Pakistan’s squash community, which has been working to strengthen the country’s presence in international competitions.
The victory also highlights the potential of Pakistan’s emerging squash talent and the importance of continued investment in player development.
Five-Day Asian Squash Championship Concludes in Islamabad
The 23rd Asian Team Squash Championship was held at the Mushaf Squash Complex in Islamabad, bringing together teams from across Asia.
The five-day tournament featured competitive matches in both men’s and women’s team categories.
Pakistan’s performance in the men’s competition emerged as one of the tournament’s biggest highlights, with the national side successfully claiming the continental title.
The championship concluded with an official closing ceremony, recognizing the achievements of the participating teams and players.
Hong Kong Defeat Malaysia to Win Women’s Championship
While Pakistan claimed the men’s title, Hong Kong, China, emerged victorious in the women’s team competition.
The women’s final featured a closely contested encounter between Hong Kong and Malaysia.
Hong Kong secured a 2–1 victory to lift the women’s Asian Team Squash Championship trophy.
Malaysia finished as runners-up after putting up a strong challenge in the final.
The results saw Pakistan crowned men’s champions and Hong Kong, China, secure the women’s title at the Islamabad tournament.
Asian Squash Federation Official Attends Closing Ceremony
The vice president of the Asian Squash Federation attended the championship’s closing ceremony as the chief guest.
During the event, prizes and awards were presented to the successful teams and players in recognition of their performances.
Pakistan’s title-winning squad received recognition for ending the country’s long wait for the Asian team championship.
The successful conclusion of the tournament also highlighted Islamabad’s role in hosting international squash competitions.
Pakistan Air Force’s Role in Promoting Squash
Pakistan’s latest achievement has also drawn attention to the ongoing efforts of the Pakistan Air Force to support and develop squash in the country.
According to reports, the Pakistan Air Force has continued to contribute to the promotion of squash through training opportunities, sporting facilities and initiatives aimed at nurturing young players.
These efforts are intended to strengthen Pakistan’s squash infrastructure and prepare talented athletes for regional and international competitions.
The national team’s success at the Asian championship is being viewed as an encouraging result of continued support for the sport.
A New Chapter for Pakistan Squash
Pakistan has a distinguished history in international squash, having produced some of the sport’s most celebrated champions.
Legendary players such as Jahangir Khan and Jansher Khan established Pakistan as a dominant force in world squash during earlier decades.
Although the country has faced challenges in maintaining that level of international success, the latest Asian team championship victory represents an encouraging development.
Winning the continental title after 10 years demonstrates the progress being made by the national squad and provides motivation for the next generation of players.
The achievement could also help generate greater interest in squash among young athletes across Pakistan.
With the 23rd Asian Team Squash Championship now concluded, Pakistan’s 2–0 victory over South Korea stands as a significant accomplishment and a promising sign for the country’s future in the sport.