India’s women’s squash team stormed into the semifinals at the Asian Games 2026 on Wednesday, beating Singapore 2-0. The win assured India of at least a bronze medal.

Anahat Singh and Tanvi Khanna won their singles rubbers to seal the tie without needing a decider. Both players dominated their opponents to keep India’s medal streak in the event alive.

India will now face Malaysia in the semifinal on Wednesday. The team events have been a happy hunting ground for India, which has won medals in women’s team squash at every Asian Games since the sport’s inclusion.

Squash has delivered consistently for India at the continental level, and another final appearance would underline that depth. A win over Malaysia would set up a gold medal clash and add to India’s growing tally at the Aichi-Nagoya Games.

Anahat, still a teenager, has been India’s breakout squash star, while Tanvi brings experience to the side. A semifinal win would guarantee at least a silver for the team.