<p>The Indian men's and women's teams have been seeded second and third respectively in the HCL 21st Asian Junior Team squash Championships (under-19) which begins here on Wednesday.</p>.<p>The focus during the tournament would be on fast-rising 14-year old Anahat Singh, who recently won the under-15 title in the British Open and will be a key member of the women's team.</p>.<p>Teams from 10 Asian countries including Chinese Taipei, Hong-Kong (China), Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Malaysia, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka and India will be seen in action, the organisers said on Tuesday.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read — <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/other-sports/india-mens-squash-team-win-maiden-gold-at-asian-championships-1159350.html" target="_blank">India men's squash team win maiden gold at Asian Championships</a></strong></p>.<p>Pakistan, the top seed in the men’s category would face challenge from the second-seeded Indian team, which comprises Krishna Mishra (Asian Rank 7 (U-19), Paarth Ambani, Sharan Punjabi and Shaurya Bawa.</p>.<p>India have been placed in Group B in the men's event alongside Malaysia, Japan, Singapore and Chinese Taipei.</p>.<p>The Pakistan squad for the tournament arrived in Chennai on Tuesday evening.</p>.<p>In the women's event, Malaysia has been giving the top billing while the third-seeded Indian team which includes Anahat Singh, ranked three in under-17 section in Asia), Pooja Arthi, Tiana Parasrampuria and Yuvna Gupta will be looking to do well in home conditions.</p>.<p>The Indian girls will be playing Hong Kong China, Singapore and Sri Lanka in Group B.</p>.<p>According to Anahat, the team is ready to challenge Asia's best to win the top prize for a second time after having previously done so in 2013 (in Seoul).</p>
<p>The Indian men's and women's teams have been seeded second and third respectively in the HCL 21st Asian Junior Team squash Championships (under-19) which begins here on Wednesday.</p>.<p>The focus during the tournament would be on fast-rising 14-year old Anahat Singh, who recently won the under-15 title in the British Open and will be a key member of the women's team.</p>.<p>Teams from 10 Asian countries including Chinese Taipei, Hong-Kong (China), Japan, Korea, Kuwait, Malaysia, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka and India will be seen in action, the organisers said on Tuesday.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read — <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/other-sports/india-mens-squash-team-win-maiden-gold-at-asian-championships-1159350.html" target="_blank">India men's squash team win maiden gold at Asian Championships</a></strong></p>.<p>Pakistan, the top seed in the men’s category would face challenge from the second-seeded Indian team, which comprises Krishna Mishra (Asian Rank 7 (U-19), Paarth Ambani, Sharan Punjabi and Shaurya Bawa.</p>.<p>India have been placed in Group B in the men's event alongside Malaysia, Japan, Singapore and Chinese Taipei.</p>.<p>The Pakistan squad for the tournament arrived in Chennai on Tuesday evening.</p>.<p>In the women's event, Malaysia has been giving the top billing while the third-seeded Indian team which includes Anahat Singh, ranked three in under-17 section in Asia), Pooja Arthi, Tiana Parasrampuria and Yuvna Gupta will be looking to do well in home conditions.</p>.<p>The Indian girls will be playing Hong Kong China, Singapore and Sri Lanka in Group B.</p>.<p>According to Anahat, the team is ready to challenge Asia's best to win the top prize for a second time after having previously done so in 2013 (in Seoul).</p>