Pakistan’s young squash talent, Mahnoor Ali, has added another feather to her cap by winning the gold medal in the U15 category at the WSF Czech Junior Open 2026. She triumphed in a thrilling 3–2 final against Czech player Johana Jedličková, showcasing skill, resilience, and composure under pressure.

This victory marks Mahnoor Ali’s 26th career gold medal, further cementing her status as one of Pakistan’s most successful junior squash players. Her consistent performance in international tournaments continues to draw attention to the rising potential of Pakistan’s junior squash program.

Mahnoor, representing the renowned Ali Sisters academy, has been part of Pakistan’s growing legacy in the sport. Coaches and fellow athletes have praised her tactical gameplay, agility, and mental strength, qualities that have contributed to her success on the global stage.

The win in Prague is expected to boost Mahnoor’s international ranking and open opportunities for her to participate in more elite competitions. Fans and sports enthusiasts across Pakistan celebrated her achievement on social media, highlighting national pride in her accomplishment.

Squash experts believe that nurturing young talent like Mahnoor Ali is crucial for Pakistan’s efforts to regain prominence in international squash, a sport historically dominated by Pakistani legends.