Anahat Singh's Silicon Valley Open run ends in semifinal loss to Malaysia's Sivasangari

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India's 18-year-old squash player Anahat Singh was eliminated from the Silicon Valley Open after falling 3-1 to Malaysia's Sivasangari Subramaniam, despite taking the opening game. Sivasangari mounted a comeback to close out the match and afterwards spoke highly of Anahat's talent and promise. Earlier in the tournament, Anahat beat world No. 14 Salma Hany to become the first Indian woman since 2019 to reach a PSA Tour Gold-level semifinal. The result marks the end of an historic run for the young Indian athlete.

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