Ex-Pakistan badminton champion secures major global title

Pakistan’s former national badminton champion Palwasha Bashir has won the women’s singles title in the 35+ age group at the Canadian Masters Championship.

Karachi’s squash star Pulwasha Bashir clinched the Canadian Masters Championship title. Over 300 players from countries like Indonesia, India, and Canada joined the event. Pulwasha called it an incredible experience and a fresh chapter in her career.

She beat tough rivals to grab the win in her debut masters tournament. This victory feels extra special against such strong competition. Pulwasha made clear her open category days continue. Her passion and drive stay strong as ever.

From Karachi, Pulwasha boasts a stellar record. She won national women’s singles and doubles titles in 2009. A bronze medal came her way at the 2010 South Asian Games in Dhaka. She flew Pakistan’s flag at the 2014 Asian Games and the Commonwealth Games in 2014 and 2018.

Pulwasha shared her joy on social media. She proudly holds the Canadian Masters’ crown. Thanks flowed to key supporters. Muqeet Rana offered vital encouragement and sharp details. Coaches Tariq Wadood and Rizwan Azam guided her steps. Teammate Irene stood by her side. Her husband and family earned her dedication.

She balances coaching with her own matches. This keeps her sharp and connected to the sport. Pulwasha eyes more triumphs ahead. The win spotlights Pakistan’s talent on global stages. Squash fans cheer her grit and skill. At master’s level, she proves age brings wisdom and power. Rivals respect her precise shots and endless energy.

This success links to bigger news. Pakistan gears up for Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 warm-ups. Another star all-rounder joins the English T20 Blast. Sports momentum builds nationwide. Pulwasha inspires young athletes. Her story shows hard work pays off. She swings into history, racket in hand.