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Ashab Irfan clinches third PSA title of the year with victory at Johns Creek Open 2025

Ashab Irfan clinches third PSA title of the year with victory at Johns Creek Open 2025

Pakistan’s rising squash star Ashab Irfan delivered a stellar performance to win the Johns Creek Open 2025, a prestigious $12,000 PSA Challenger event held in the United States.

In a gripping final, Ashab overcame Malaysia’s Nafeez Kiw in four games, displaying both mental toughness and technical brilliance.

Despite dropping the first game 8-11, the Pakistani ace stormed back with authority to seal the match 3-1, with the final scoreline reading 8-11, 11-2, 11-2, 11-6.

The encounter lasted 40 minutes and highlighted Ashab’s ability to adapt and dominate under pressure. After the initial setback, he responded with a clinical display, conceding just 10 points in the next two games before wrapping up the win in the fourth.

This victory marks Ashab Irfan’s third PSA title of the year, a testament to his consistent form and rising status on the international squash circuit. With this latest triumph, he continues to solidify his reputation as one of Pakistan’s most promising squash talents.

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