Mohibullah Khan Jr. Named Pakistan Director Of Squash
from DailySquashReport.com
May 19, 2011-The
Pakistan Squash Board has designated former world #2 Mohibullah Khan,
Jr. as Director of Squash effective immediately, the Associated
Press of Pakistan has reported.
Mohibullah was runner-up at the
World Open in 1975 and the British Open in 1976, losing both
finals to Australia’s Geoff Hunt. He is the older brother of
Jansher Khan, who won the World Open a record eight times in the
1980’s and 90’s.
Once-dominant Pakistan currently has
no players in the top-25 of the PSA rankings. The country won its last
World Junior title in 1986. Mohibullah is remembered in
North America for being part of one of the more crowd-pleasing matches
in the history of the hardball game, a thrilling all-court war before a
packed house in New York City that he eventually lost in five to
American star Stu Goldstein.