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Bangamata International Squash Tournament concludes

Players, organisers, patrons and guests pose at the presentation ceremony of the SA Group Bangamata International Squash Tournament 2022 at the Chittagong Club. Photo: Collected

Yassin Elshafei of Egypt turned champion of Bangamata International Squash Tournament 2022 by Abhishek Agarwal of India while, in the female category, Malaysia's Vinikasheinie Kulasegaran edged past Sri Lanka's Fathoum Issadeen in three-two sets to grab the title, with both matches held at the Chittagong Club Limited on Tuesday.

The international tournament had featured 36 male and 16 female players from ten countries, according to the organisers Bangladesh Squash Racket Federation (BSFR). This tournament became the maiden one in country's history to involve female players and thus, by extension, both male and female players competed under the same roof, in their respective events, for the first time as well.  

Following the culmination of the five-day tournament, patronised by Chattogram-based SA Group, Ekushey Padak recipient MA Malek, editor of Daily Azadi, handed prizes over to the winners in presence of BSFR vice president Salman Ispahani, General Secretary GM Kamrul Islam, SA Group Chairman Shahabuddin Alam among others.

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Bangamata International Squash Tournament concludes

Players, organisers, patrons and guests pose at the presentation ceremony of the SA Group Bangamata International Squash Tournament 2022 at the Chittagong Club. Photo: Collected

Yassin Elshafei of Egypt turned champion of Bangamata International Squash Tournament 2022 by Abhishek Agarwal of India while, in the female category, Malaysia's Vinikasheinie Kulasegaran edged past Sri Lanka's Fathoum Issadeen in three-two sets to grab the title, with both matches held at the Chittagong Club Limited on Tuesday.

The international tournament had featured 36 male and 16 female players from ten countries, according to the organisers Bangladesh Squash Racket Federation (BSFR). This tournament became the maiden one in country's history to involve female players and thus, by extension, both male and female players competed under the same roof, in their respective events, for the first time as well.  

Following the culmination of the five-day tournament, patronised by Chattogram-based SA Group, Ekushey Padak recipient MA Malek, editor of Daily Azadi, handed prizes over to the winners in presence of BSFR vice president Salman Ispahani, General Secretary GM Kamrul Islam, SA Group Chairman Shahabuddin Alam among others.

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