ISLAMABAD: The 23rd Asian Team Squash Championship 2026 has officially begun in Islamabad, bringing together some of the continent’s top squash talent for a week of high-intensity competition at the Mushaf Squash Complex.
The men’s championship features six teams comprising a total of 24 players, while the women’s event includes five teams with 20 players competing for regional honours.
The tournament is expected to deliver thrilling contests as Asia’s leading squash nations battle for supremacy in both categories. The championship will continue until 7 November, with teams aiming to secure one of the most prestigious titles in Asian squash.
Organisers have confirmed the participation of 36 foreign players, 12 international officials, and 10 technical delegates and referees, highlighting the growing stature of the event on the continental sporting calendar.
Hosting the championship reinforces Pakistan’s reputation as a traditional powerhouse in squash and provides a valuable platform to showcase the country’s ability to stage major international sporting events. The tournament is also expected to inspire a new generation of Pakistani players while strengthening the sport’s profile across the region.
