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JSW Indian Open Returns, Featuring India's First-Ever Women's Silver-Level PSA Tour Tournament

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The JSW Indian Open will return for its third edition from February 9 to 13, 2027, at Mumbai Gymkhana, bringing leading Indian and international squash players together for five days of competition.

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