It has been uncertain times for sport in India with some disciplines resuming outdoor activities while some are still away from the field due to its incapability to match the stringent but needed safety norms of COVID-19 pandemic.
Squash falls in the latter as the nonOlympic sport requires two players smashing the ball confined in a room. This has added to the fraternity’s frustration, who are out of action since mid-march.
India’s leading squash star and World No. 13 Saurav Ghosal, however, is not among those who makes a fuss about it and is willing to wait out the trouble.
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