Pakistani squash legends Jahangir Khan (right) and Jansher Khan play during a friendly match at the Mushaf Squash Complex in Islamabad, 14 December 2005. — AFP/File
Pakistani squash legends Jahangir Khan (right) and Jansher Khan play during a friendly match at the Mushaf Squash Complex in Islamabad, 14 December 2005. — AFP/File
Former world number one Jansher Khan on Thursday vowed to reverse Pakistan's flagging squash fortunes after he was appointed advisor to the Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) President on Thursday.
“Pakistan has immense talent for squash. Skill-wise our players are unparalleled but their physical fitness levels are yet to touch the international standard,†Jansher, who won the World Open a record eight times and the British Open six times, said.
He said in his meeting with the PSF president, he had discussed a plan to initiate recovery and uplift the standard of squash in the country.
“It involves good organisation and discipline,†he said, adding that much more efforts were needed for resurgence on international level.
Pakistani squash legends Jahangir Khan (right) and Jansher Khan play during a friendly match at the Mushaf Squash Complex in Islamabad, 14 December 2005. — AFP/File
Former world number one Jansher Khan on Thursday vowed to reverse Pakistan's flagging squash fortunes after he was appointed advisor to the Pakistan Squash Federation (PSF) President on Thursday.
“Pakistan has immense talent for squash. Skill-wise our players are unparalleled but their physical fitness levels are yet to touch the international standard,†Jansher, who won the World Open a record eight times and the British Open six times, said.
He said in his meeting with the PSF president, he had discussed a plan to initiate recovery and uplift the standard of squash in the country.
“It involves good organisation and discipline,†he said, adding that much more efforts were needed for resurgence on international level.