Muhammad Sameer secured his place in the final of the 4th Aitchison National Junior Squash Championship in Lahore by defeating Abdul Rehman Riaz in a composed U-11 semifinal display that highlighted his fitness and match temperament.
Sameer’s court presence combined confidence, speed and clean technique, drawing praise from his coaches and senior figures within Pakistan’s squash circles who regard him as one of the country’s brightest young prospects. His ability to manage pressure and maintain consistent movement underlined the quality of his performance in the tournament.
Hailing from Peshawar, Muhammad Sameer trains at the PAF Academy and refines his game at the PSB Coaching Centre’s Squash Academy as well as the Qamar Zaman Squash Complex. Trainers say his dedication, discipline and strong work ethic are key reasons for his rapid progress and readiness for big matches.
Sameer’s run to the final is a positive sign for squash development in Peshawar and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, reflecting ongoing local efforts to nurture young talent. Expectations are high as Muhammad Sameer prepares for the title match, with supporters hopeful he will deliver another strong performance and bring further pride to his city and province.
