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Coronavirus Outbreak: Squash Rackets Federation of India to defer world body's phased plan of restart
FirstpostThe phase one of the World Squash Federation plan allows just one player per court, separate entry and exit points from the training venues, and bars competitive events The World Squash Federation might have come up with a phase-wise proposal to restart the sport but the national governing body says it would prefer to wait some more before planning its next course of action amid the coronavirus pandemic. The phase one of the WSF plan allows just one player per court, separate entry and exit points from the training venues, and bars competitive events. We are waiting for new guidelines from State and Central Governments to plan our next course of action,” Squash Rackets Federation of India Secretary Cyrus Poncha said during a webinar. “Players can withdraw their entries three hours prior to closure.” Poncha also revealed a few changes to the national circuit, which will allow girls in different age groups to compete at the U-19 level.
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