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Indian players may not have won a medal on the first day of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games, but they won the hearts of the fans with their performance. One of them was India’s 14-year-old star squash player Anahata Singh, who created a sensation by defeating a contestant older than her. Anahata played a brilliant game in the round of 64, registering a scintillating victory over St Vincent and Grenadines player Jada Ross. Anahata won the match 11-5 11-2 11-0. Anahata became emotional after this victory but after that she expressed her happiness and greeted everyone.

Let us tell you that Anahat is the youngest player of the Indian contingent in the Commonwealth Games. In addition to singles in the Squash competition, Anahata will play a match with Sunaina Kuruvilla in women’s doubles. Players like Saurav Ghoshal and Dipika Pallikal are also participating in Squash from Anahata’s Avala Bharti.

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At the same time, Anahat Singh, a resident of Delhi, was born on March 13, 2008. His father Gursharan Singh is a lawyer by profession. While his mother Tani Singh is an interior designer. His elder sister Amira also plays squash in the Anahata house. Amira is currently studying at Harvard University after earning her bachelor’s degree. She currently plays squash for the Harvard women’s team. Anahata is currently a class IX student in Delhi.

Indian players were in awe of the first day of the Commonwealth Games. Especially in badminton, the team got off to a great start with a 5-0 win against Pakistan. In badminton, India defeated the players of Pakistan in all the matches of team and singles.

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At the same time, in hockey, India started with a bang by defeating Ghana. In hockey, both the women’s and men’s teams of India started their campaign with a win.

However, the Indian women’s cricket team, taking part in the Commonwealth Games for the first time, was disappointed and suffered a close defeat at the hands of T20 world champions Australia. This is only the second time that cricket has been included in the Commonwealth Games.