Asian Games: Abhay Singh wins silver after spirited fight in men's squash final
Abhay Singh earned a silver medal in the men's singles squash event at the 2026 Asian Games after a 0-3 loss to Malaysia's Ng Eain Yow. Despite a competitive opening game, the Indian player was unable to overcome the consistency of the world number 17.
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This provides a detailed sports recap of a significant continental sporting achievement for India.
NEW DELHI: India’s Abhay Singh claimed the silver medal in the men’s singles squash event at the Asian Games 2026, going down 0–3 to Malaysia’s Ng Eain Yow in the gold-medal match on Sunday. The Indian stayed competitive in the opening game before the world No. 17 took control, winning 11–9, 11–5, 11–5 to secure the title.World No. 26 Abhay, who had advanced to the final without major difficulty, was bidding to add another chapter to India’s strong history in men’s singles squash at the continental showpiece.
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