RAWALPINDI: Pakistani squash player Maria Toor won Bahria Town International Squash Championship on Saturday defeating South Africa’s Siyoli Waters in a fiercely contested final.
The event was contested by 24 female participants from seven countries over the duration of 5 days in Bahria Town squash courts Rawalpindi.
Participants from India, Slovakia, Egypt, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Africa and Pakistan displayed their skills during the tournament.
In the finals, Maria Toor displayed great finesse as she won the first two sets of the game in a row. But the South African Siyoli Waters made a comeback to win the next two sets to take the game to the final set.
Maria Toor won the last set in a tightly contested game and went on to take the title.
Chief guest Vice Chief of Air Staff Air Martial Saeed Khan distributed prizes among the players.
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