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Squash: Velavan Senthilkumar wins Czech Open

Squash: Velavan Senthilkumar wins Czech Open

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Indian squash player Velavan Senthilkumar, the world No 42 and fourth seed, won the PSA Copper‑level Czech Open in Brno, securing his second Copper‑level title. The 28‑year‑old defeated top seed Greg Lobban of Scotland, world No 31, 3‑1 in the final of the USD 35,000 event.

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    India’s World No. 42 defeated top seed Greg Lobban 3-1 in Brno to claim his second PSA Copper-level title.

    — The Logical Indian

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    NEW DELHI : Indian squash player Velavan Senthilkumar clinched the second PSA Copper-level title of his career by winning the USD 35,000 Czech Open in Brno. The 28-year-old defeated top seed and world no.31 Greg Lobban of Scotland in four games in the final. The Indian world no.42 and fourth seed…

    — DT Next

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NEW DELHI : Indian squash player Velavan Senthilkumar clinched the second PSA Copper-level title of his career by winning the USD 35,000 Czech Open in Brno. The 28-year-old defeated top seed and world no.31 Greg Lobban of Scotland in four games in the final. The Indian world no.42 and fourth seed…

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Squash: Velavan Senthilkumar wins Czech Open

NEW DELHI : Indian squash player Velavan Senthilkumar clinched the second PSA Copper-level title of his career by winning the USD 35,000 Czech Open in Brno. The 28-year-old defeated top seed and world no.31 Greg Lobban of Scotland in four games in the final. The Indian world no.42 and fourth seed…

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