Khan stands alongside the inaugural inductees, Susan Devoy and Jahangir Khan


Hong Kong: Squash legends Nicol David and Jansher Khan have been inducted into the Professional Squash Association (PSA)'s Hall of Fame in a special ceremony at the Hong Kong Football Club, held on the eve of the Hong Kong Squash Open.
The event, which aired live on SQUASHTV, saw the two stars join the esteemed group of inductees, celebrating their remarkable contributions to the sport.
David and Khan now stand alongside the inaugural inductees, Susan Devoy and Jahangir Khan, as the fourth and fifth members of the PSA Hall of Fame.
Nicol David, considered one of the greatest female players in squash history, made her mark with an unprecedented eight World Championship titles and a 108-month reign as World No.1. Her achievements also include five British Open titles and two Commonwealth Games gold medals.
Following her retirement, David has focused on community-driven initiatives through the Nicol David Organisation, which supports squash development and education programs. In 2021, she was honored with membership in the Laureus World Sports Academy.
Expressing her gratitude at the induction, David said, “It’s such an honor to be recognized in this way. I feel amazing and truly thankful to the PSA.”
Jansher Khan, a cornerstone of Pakistan’s dominance in squash during the 1980s and 1990s, won eight World Championships and six British Open titles.
He also held the World No.1 position for a record 97 months and ended his career with a total of 99 professional titles, the highest in the men’s game.
Khan, reflecting on his induction, expressed his joy at being celebrated in Hong Kong, a place where he won eight Hong Kong Opens.
PSA Chief Executive Alex Gough praised the pair, saying, “Nicol and Jansher’s names will forever be linked with squash. Their records and influence on the game are unmatched.”
Both players received tributes from the current stars of the sport, with World No.1 Nour El Sherbini and Ali Farag recognizing the immense impact David and Khan had on shaping squash for future generations.
Farag called Khan "the greatest squash player of all time," while El Sherbini acknowledged David’s legacy as an inspiration to all players.
As PSA celebrates its 50th anniversary, this induction underscores the continued importance of honoring the trailblazers of the sport. The Hall of Fame now stands as a testament to the influential figures who have shaped squash into the global game it is today.
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