Sana Bahadar finds expression in squash despite being deaf and non-verbal
Most outlets led with the story of Sana Bahadar, a 20-year-old Pakistani squash player who uses sign language and lip reading to communicate. Arab News Pakistan provided a shorter version of the headline without additional context, while Hum News English included a brief excerpt that elaborated on her communication methods and the setting of the squash court.
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Beyond the silence: Pakistan's Sana finds expression in squash
Inside the glass walls of a squash court, Sana Bahadar lets her racquet do the talking. Outside, the 20-year-old communicates through a combination of sign language and lip reading. Deaf and non-verbal since birth, as are her two younger brothers, Sana struggled to communicate until squash gave her a powerful medium of self-expression. A round-of-32 defeat at the hands of Iran’s Najmeh Boushehr...
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Beyond the silence: Pakistan's Sana finds expression in squash
Pakistan squash player Sana Bahadar and her father Sher Bahadar pose for a picture outside the Nagoya Kinjo-Futo Arena. — ReutersInside the glass walls of a squash court, Sana Bahadar lets her racquet do the talking. Outside, the 20-year-old Pakistani communicates through...
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Beyond the silence: Pakistan’s Sana finds expression in squash
NAGOYA: Inside the glass walls of a squash court, Sana Bahadar lets her racquet do the talking. Outside, the 20-year-old Pakistani communicates through a combination of sign language and lip reading. Deaf and non-verbal since birth, as are her two younger brothers, Sana struggled to communicate until squash gave her a powerful medium of self-expression. A round-of-32 defeat at the hands of Iran...
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