Asian Games | Learnt a lot from my individual campaign: Anahat

They were expected to be the disrupters of the Asian squash hierarchy, but Anahat Singh and Abhay Singh got a reality check on what they need to do to be regular challengers at the top.
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The Indians stalled in their respective singles finals — against Malaysian reigning champions Sivasangari Subramaniam and Ng Eain Yow — and admitted that they were outplayed by their opponents. “There’s a lot I have learnt from this event... I am just getting to learn how to handle being on these top stages.
“I played my match yesterday (Saturday 26, 2026), and there have not been many instances where I have come back from being down. It’s always the other way around. I am just learning how to handle the pressure of playing against more experienced players,” disappointed Anahat said.
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