Indian Sports Wrap, July 22: Anahat Singh comes in 16 from World Squash Junior Championships

SQUASH

Anahat occurs on the first quarter

India’s teen prodigy Anahat Singh entered the pre-quarterfinals on Tuesday at the World Junior Championships in Cairo after beating France’s Ines Guyot 3-0.

She will meet the Brazilian Laura Souza Beerra da Silva on Wednesday for a place in the quarterfinals.

In the boys category, Arihant KS, Yusha Nafees and AyaVeer Dewan entered the round of 32, which will be played later today.

– Team Sportstar

GOLF

Vani is looking for more success in the 10th leg when Jasmine Eyes still has a victory in hero wpgt

Vani Kapoor, a four -time champion on the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour this season, and last week’s winner Jasmine Shekar has been contracted for the first round of the 10th stage in the Zion Hills Golf County.

They will have the talented Vidhatri Urs as the third player in the group.

Thirty -seven players, including seven amateurs, will count down in the event that a price sport of RS 16 Lakh is wearing.

Other leading professional players in the field are Ridhima Dilawari, Seher Atwal, Sneha Singh, Amandeep Drall and Neha Tripathi, who were in second place in the last stage.

Vani leads the order of merit with Amandeep Drall, Sneha Singh and Jasmine Shekar behind her behind her in that order.

– PTI

FOOTBALL

Iker Guarrotxena extends the contract with FC Goa

FC Goa announced on Monday that Spanish Vooruit Iker Guarrotxena has extended his contract with the club for a year, so that he held the Gaurs with the Gaurs until the end of the 2025-26 season.

With 14 goals involvement for the club last season, the highest for the club. He joined the club for the first time in the 2022-23 and scored 13 goals in his debut season.

His consistency on the field makes him a reliable presence for the team, because he is called ‘a complete player, who is both decisive and dangerous’ by head coach Manolo Marquez. The 2025-26 season will be his third for the club.

Archery

Parneet Tops Rankings

World Championships Team Gold Medal-winning archer Parneet Kaur was at the top of the individual rankings of women in the qualifying round in the World University Games in Essen, Germany on Tuesday.

Parneet, who scored 701 points, was one of the two archers who scored more than 700.

Madhura Dhamangaonkar finished sixth with 687 points, while Avneet was Kaur 22 ^ND with 673.

Aryan Rana collected 640 points in the recurve Men’s Division to be in 29th place. Vishnu Chaudary (627) and Mrinal Chauhan (622) have managed the 42nd and 47th places respectively.

– YB Sarangi