Harinder to compete in 4th leg of HCL-SRFI India Tour

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Jan 29, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, January 28

Top Indian squash players, including the likes of Harinder Pal Singh Sandhu and Sunayna Kuruvilla, will compete in the fourth leg of the HCL-SRFI India Tour, which will at the Rajasthan Squash Academy in Jaipur from January 31-February 2.

The championship will also feature international players from nine countries, including Hong Kong, South Korea, Malaysia, Egypt, Japan and Canada.

Sandhu, on his return from a serious injury, won the Mumbai leg of the tournament last month.

Former national coach and current SRFI secretary general Cyrus Poncha said: “The idea behind organising international-level tournaments across India in succession is to allow Indian players to quickly learn from the gaps, improve their game and significantly up their international rankings,” he added. — TNS/PTI

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