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    Pakistan’s Ashab Irfan clinches Vancouver Men’s Open 2025 title

    22febdm@gmail.comBy 22febdm@gmail.comOctober 20, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Pakistan squash player holding national flag poses for photograph after clinching Richardson Wealth Men’s Vancouver Open 2025 in Vancouver on October 20, 2025. — Reporter
    Pakistan squash player holding national flag poses for photograph after clinching Richardson Wealth Men’s Vancouver Open 2025 in Vancouver on October 20, 2025. — Reporter

    Pakistan’s Ashab Irfan clinched the Richardson Wealth Men’s Vancouver Open 2025, his first-ever PSA World Tour title, after defeating England’s Sam Todd.

    Ashab, seeded fourth, produced a spirited performance in the 43-minute encounter, overcoming his opponent 3-0. The 21-year-old Pakistani player overcame Todd, seeded sixth, with scores of 11-9, 11-1, and 11-5.

    The Richardson Wealth Men’s Open 2025, a PSA World Tour Copper event, carried a total prize purse of $31,250.

    The victory marks a major milestone for the 21-year-old Pakistani player, who, along with Noor Zaman, continues to make rapid progress on the professional circuit.

    A total of two Pakistani players competed for the 24-player title, but Zaman, seeded third, lost in the quarterfinal to Todd 2-3.

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