Peshawar’s young prospect Muhammad Sameer advanced to the final of the fourth Aitchison National Junior Squash Championship in Lahore after a composed victory over Abdul Rehman Riaz in the U-11 semifinal. Sameer combined pace, fitness and controlled shot selection to secure his place in the title clash.
Coaches and senior squash figures have praised Sameer’s confidence and developing technique, describing him as one of Pakistan’s brightest upcoming talents. On court his speed and tactical awareness have repeatedly given him the edge in tight exchanges at this event.
Affiliated with the PAF Academy in Peshawar, Muhammad Sameer also trains at the PSB Coaching Centre Squash Academy and the Qamar Zaman Squash Complex under qualified trainers. His mentors point to his dedication, discipline and strong work ethic as the foundation of his progress through the junior ranks.
Sameer’s run to the final is viewed as a positive sign for efforts to revive and promote squash in Peshawar and across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Expectations are high as Muhammad Sameer prepares for the final, with local supporters hoping he will deliver another strong performance and bring further pride to the city and province.
