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Second President Bangladesh Squash Tournament Begins in Dhaka

The second President Bangladesh Squash 2026 began today at Bashundhara Sports City in Dhaka, marking a significant milestone in the country's squash history.

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The second President Bangladesh Squash 2026 commenced today at Bashundhara Sports City in Dhaka. This event marks a significant milestone as it is the first Professional Squash Association (PSA)-approved professional tournament organized by the Bangladesh Professional Squash Association (BPSA) in Bangladesh. The tournament, held under the supervision of the Bangladesh Squash Federation (BSF), is supported by the Bangladesh government and is set to conclude on Monday, July 20.

Inaugural Session Highlights

The inaugural session saw the presence of key figures including BSF General Secretary Brigadier General G.M Quamrul Islam, SPP (Retd.), executive committee member Brig. Gen. Nasimul Gani (retd.), and chief executive officer of Bashundhara Sports City Colonel Mohasinul Karim (retd.). Officials from the federation and the Bashundhara Group also attended the event.

Significance of the Tournament

This tournament is a landmark event for Bangladesh's squash community as it is the first of its kind to be approved by the PSA. The BPSA, with the support of the BSF and the Bangladesh government, aims to elevate the standards of squash in the country and provide a platform for local players to compete at a professional level.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Who organized the tournament?
The tournament is organized by the Bangladesh Professional Squash Association (BPSA) under the supervision of the Bangladesh Squash Federation (BSF).
What is the significance of this tournament?
This is the first PSA-approved professional squash tournament in Bangladesh, marking a significant milestone for the country's squash history.

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