Saurav Ghosal

Saurav Ghosal

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Date of Birth August 10, 1986

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Asian Games 2023 Squash: 3 Indians who can win the team crucial matches
Asian Games 2023 Squash: 3 Indians who can win the team crucial matches
India squash schedule for Asian Games 2023: Full India men’s and women’s schedule, players list, dates
India squash schedule for Asian Games 2023: Full India men’s and women’s schedule, players list, dates 
"We have meticulously planned every aspect" - Cyrus Poncha happy with Indian squash contingent's preparations for Asian Games 2023 [Exclusive]
"We have meticulously planned every aspect" - Cyrus Poncha happy with Indian squash contingent's preparations for Asian Games 2023 [Exclusive]
“Going into the Asian Games 2023, obviously I want to win the team gold, followed by the individual gold”- Saurav Ghosal [Exclusive]
“Going into the Asian Games 2023, obviously I want to win the team gold, followed by the individual gold”- Saurav Ghosal [Exclusive]
'We need to encourage kids to take up squash, provide them with proper coaching, and ensure they have the right guidance' - Saurav Ghosal [Exclusive]
'We need to encourage kids to take up squash, provide them with proper coaching, and ensure they have the right guidance' - Saurav Ghosal [Exclusive] 

Saurav Ghosal: A Brief Biography

Saurav Ghosal is a professional squash player from India and currently ranked No.24 in the world. n 2004, Saurav became the first Indian ever to win the coveted British Junior Open Under-19 Squash title, defeating Adel El Said ofEgypt in the final at Sheffield, England. Saurav moved to Chennai after completing his school and was based at the ICL squash academy in Chennai. Saurav is the current Indian national champion after he defeated Gaurav Nandrajog at the National Championships 2006 in New Delhi. As of May 2010, his PSA world rank is 27. Saurav won the bronze medal at the Asian Games 2006 Doha and was awarded the Arjuna Award by the President of India in August 2007. Saurav started playing squash in his hometown of Kolkata, at the Kolkata Racquet Club. He did his schooling from Lakshmipat Singhania Academy, before moving to Chennai to join the ICL Squash Academy. Ghosal has numerous firsts to his credit, the first Indian to be ranked junior World No one, the first to bag the junior National championship three years in a row and in December 2006, he won the country the first medal in squash in the Doha Asian Games. His first major title was the German Open (U-17) in May 2002 and he won the Dutch Open two months later.