Abhay knocks out Bonmalais
The Hindu
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India’s Abhay Singh, ranked 149th in the world, has shown promise and potential. The 22-year-old, unseeded here, provided yet another glimpse of his growing stature by shocking fourth-seeded Frenchman Sebastien Bonmalais 11-7, 11-7, 11-8 to progress to the quarterfinals in the PSA Challenger Tour squash tournament here on Tuesday. Against Bonmalais, ranked 87 places higher than him, Abhay played a largely error-free game. “I was playing my best squash before the lockdown and I feel like I’ve just picked up from there,” he said after the match.
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