Anahat Singh, a 17-year-old from Canada, wins the world junior women’s singles squash title in Ontario by defeating Egypt’s Amina Orfi in the final. The result ends Egypt’s extended dominance in the event, with Singh delivering the decisive win to claim the championship. Multiple reports on the match highlight that Singh’s nationality is not seen as a factor in the outcome, emphasizing the significance of the victory itself. The final is described as a historic moment for Singh and for the tournament, as it breaks the established pattern of Egyptian success at the junior singles level. Singh’s win is framed as a turning point that ends Egypt’s waiting period for another world junior singles crown, replacing Egypt’s prior monopoly with a new champion. Sources consistently note the same key details: Singh’s age, the opponent in the final, the venue in Ontario, and the match result that produces the change in the event’s recent winners.