Squash World Cup 2023: Full squad list of all eight participating teams

Joshna Chinappa and Sourvav Ghoshal are set to spearhead the Indian contingent

Between 13-17 June, 32 players from eight nations will descend on Chennai’s Express Avenue Mall for the relaunched event, which is being sponsored by the Tamil Nadu Government and supported by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sport in India. The Squash World Cup is an international tournament in which national team squads represented by two men and two women play ties of four matches against each other.

Action from the Squash World Cup will be streamed for free on WORLDSQUASH.TV and the Olympic Channel, while people wishing to attend in person can apply for free tickets by sending an email to office@indiasquash.com.

Representing the hosts will be a talented squad comprised of Commonwealth Games medallists Saurav Ghosal and Joshna Chinappa, alongside Chennai native Abhay Singh and 2019 South Asian Games champion Tanvi Khanna.

Joining them will be some of the world’s best up-and-coming players, including Japan’s rising star and winner of the MVP award at the 2022 Women’s World Team Championship Satomi Watanabe and highly rated young Egyptian talent Aly Abou Eleinen.

Find out more about the 2023 SDAT WSF Squash World Cup.

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Squads for Squash World Cup 2023

AustraliaNicholas CalvertAlexandra HaydonJessica TurnbullJoseph White

ColombiaLaura TovarCatalina PeláezFelipe TovarAlfonso Marroquín

EgyptFayrouz AboelkheirKenzy AymanKarim El HammamyAly Abou Eleinen

Hong Kong, ChinaHeylie FungToby TseAndes LingChung Yat Long

IndiaJoshna ChinappaTanvi KhannaSaurav GhosalAbhay Singh

JapanSatomi WatanabeAkari MidorikawaTomotaka EndoRyunosuke Tsukue

MalaysiaAira AzmanYee Xin YingDarren PragasmSai Hung Ong

South AfricaLizelle MullerHayley WardDewald van NiekerkTristen Worth