World number 41 Ritwik Bhattacharya on Tuesday denied he would be looking for revenge when he comes up against Sourav Ghosal in the 54th national squash championships beginning on Wednesday.
“No, not at all. Sourav is a high calibre player now, not a kid anymore. I have been on the international circuit for five years now. Hopefully my experience will stand me in good stead,” Bhattacharya said on the eve of the championships. And there is also Siddarth Suchde, who is also a very good player. So it is not going to be all about us,” added the defending champion. Read the rest of this entry »
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