International profile highlights Pakistan's Sana in squash
Reuters and two other outlets carried a feature on the Pakistani player under the headline 'Beyond the silence,' but no body text was retrievable.
Pakistani squash player Sana is the subject of an international sports feature distributed by Reuters and picked up by at least two other outlets on Thursday, September 25, 2026. The profile was published under the headline "Beyond the silence: Pakistan's Sana finds expression in squash," but the full text of the story was not retrievable from the news feeds that carried it.
The headline and standfirst were identical across KFGO, a United States-based broadcaster, and NST Online, the digital arm of Malaysia's New Straits Times. Reuters distributed the story, according to the feeds. The three outlets indexed the item through Google News with a "Games-" prefix.
The title indicates that Sana, a player from Pakistan, has found a means of expression through squash. The phrase "beyond the silence" in the headline suggests the story deals with communication or voice, but no additional details about Sana's background, playing category, achievements, or the event at which she was competing could be confirmed from the available material. None of the three outlets provided a body in their RSS item, and the Reuters headline did not specify whether Sana was male or female, a junior or senior, or which city or province she represents.
Squash is a sport with a significant following in Pakistan, and international profiles of Pakistani athletes are regularly picked up by overseas outlets. In this case, the absence of retrievable copy limited what could be reported independently.
Skardu Times has not been able to verify the contents of the Reuters feature beyond the headline and standfirst. Readers seeking the complete story should consult the original Reuters report, which was filed through Google News and appears to be a feature rather than a breaking news item.

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