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India's squash rise needs coaching depth and pro ecosystem, says Chotrani

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Indian squash is experiencing a surge in popularity, boosted by Anahat Singh's historic World Junior title and a growing number of top-ranked professionals. However, star player Veer Chotrani argues that sustained success demands more than just infrastructure and funding. He highlights the need for stronger coaching, quality training partners, and a well-developed professional ecosystem within the country. Chotrani also stresses that Indian families must begin treating sport as a credible career path alongside conventional education.

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