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Khan, Jahangir
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Khan, Jahangir (1963– )

Pakistani squash player. He won the World Open championship a record six times 1981–85 and 1988, and was World Amateur champion in 1979, 1983, and 1985. He announced his retirement in 1993.

Career highlights

World Open champion

1981–85, 1988

World Amateur champion

1979, 1983, 1985

British Open champion

1982–91

Khan was ten times British Open champion 1982–91. After losing to Geoff Hunt of Australia in the final of the 1981 British Open, he did not lose again until November 1986 when he lost to Ross Norman of New Zealand in the World Open final.

Khan's father Roshan Khan was British open champion in 1956.



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