It’s tough for Ameeshenraj to LA Olympics but he’s keeping dream alive


IT MAY seem like a tall order, but national squash player C. Ameeshenraj believes his Olympic dream is still within reach as he aims to work on his rankings in the coming years.

Although currently ranked world No. 95, the 22-year-old Ameeshenraj has not completely dismissed the possibility of him making the cut for the qualifiers by improving his rankings to be in the top 50 before the deadline in May 2028.

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