Former squash star Mohibullah warns of sport's decline in Pakistan
Most outlets led with Mohibullah Khan's warning about the decline of squash in Pakistan, citing poor training and weak fitness as key issues. The Daily Times included a brief elaboration on the lack of discipline among young players, while The Express Tribune framed the issue more generally, focusing on the sport moving toward a crisis. Both excerpts emphasized the former World No 2’s concerns but varied slightly in the framing of the underlying causes.
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Mohibullah flags squash decline in Pakistan
Former World No 2 Mohibullah Khan has warned that Pakistan’s squash tradition is facing a serious decline due to poor training and weak fitness. He said young players no longer show the discipline that helped Pakistan produce generations of champions. According to Mohibullah, overcrowded courts and poor training habits are also hurting the sport. He […]
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Mohibullah flags squash decline
Former World No 2 says poor training and weak fitness push the sport towards crisis
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