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	The Incredible Khans, Part Three, SquashTalk
		Jahangir's key to success was no secret; he was simply the fittest man in the game and would simply wear his opponents out.
		Jahangir simply kept cracking the ball into the back corners and could keep up that furious pace until his opponents were reduced to a pool of sweat on the wooden floor.
		Jahangir crashed the North America hardball circuit in 1983 and beat the then American Hardball king, Mark Talbott, in 10 of 11 meetings between 1983 and 86.
	www.squashtalk.com /pakistan/khanstory3.htm (1110 words)

	Jahangir Khan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jahangir was coached initially by his father, Roshan Khan, the 1957 British Open champion, and then by his cousin Rehmat Khan, who guided Jahangir through most of his career.
		Jahangir was quite simply the fittest player in the game, and would wear his opponents down through long rallies played at a furious pace.
		In 1990, Jahangir was elected Chairman of the Professional Squash Association, and in 1997, Vice-President of the Pakistan Squash Federation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jahangir_Khan (1137 words)

	Cricinfo - Players and Officials - Jahangir Khan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jahangir Khan, Dr Mohammad, who died in Lahore on July 23, 1988, aged 78, played four Test matches for India in the 1930s and, after Partition, made an important contribution as a player, administrator and selector to the development of cricket in Pakistan.
		A tall, fast-medium bowler and a useful right-hand batsman, Jahangir Khan was born in Jullundur in 1910, and made his first-class debut in India for the Moslems in 1928-29.
		Jahangir bowled to T. Pearce, and the ball struck and killed an unfortunate sparrow, which was stuffed and now occupies a display case in the Lord's museum.
	content-usa.cricinfo.com /pakistan/content/player/29654.html (1088 words)

	Jahangir Khan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jahangir is currently Vice President of the WSF, coach to Pakistan's junior team, and was Pakistan's "Sportsman of the Millennium".
		Jahangir qualified and in the first round met the impressive Swede Lars Kvant, who was then ranked in the top five in the world and had beaten everyone to win an event in Sydney the week before.
		Jahangir winning was not news, but now the news that the player who was never beaten had fallen to New Zealand's Ross Norman in the World Open final in Toulouse found its way onto every sports desk in the world and made many main news bulletins, let alone sports bulletins.
	www.squashpics.com /pastplayers/jahangir_khan.htm (2051 words)

	Get Pakistan.Com: Jahangir Khan
		Jahangir's 10 consecutive British Open titles and a five-year unbeaten run stretching to over 800 matches were the highlights of the WSF vice-president's career, which was relived before Jahangir himself appeared to be presented with his award.
		Finally in the legendary Khan dynasty of squash Jehangir the younger brother of late Torsuam Khan and the youngest son of Roshan Khan the 1956 World Squash champion was born.
		Unseeded Jahangir went through the qualifyin grounds to go on top and fulfilled national aspiration wehen he dethroned Asutrlia’s all time great Geoff Hunt in the epic Totonto final of the fifth World open Championship, held in November 1981.
	www.getpakistan.com /home/Celebrity/Jahangir.htm (675 words)

	Pakistan Sports Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Hashim Khan, a little known professional on the wrong side of forties, impressed the Pakistan Air force officers so much that they sent him to England at their own expense.
		Hashim Khan descended on the squash scene in 1950 to baffle the world with his artistry, his wizardry and amazing speed on le squash court.
		Jansher Khan has announced that he will continue to remain on the international scene even after 2000 A.D. so long as lie is fit and able to play.
	www.sports.gov.pk /Introduction/Squash.html (877 words)

	jahangir khan squash world champion Pakistan squash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Khan had squash in his blood and was introduced to the game at an early age.
		Jahangir Khan lived up to his nickname of ‘the Conqueror’ and a year later he beat Jansher to claim the title and the world number 1 ranking once again.
		Jahangir Khan stayed involved with squash and in 1990 was elected Chairman of the Professional Squash Association.
	www.emma.tv /sport/personalities/jahangir_khan.aspx (692 words)

	Jahangir laments decline in squash standards
		Khan, arguably the world's best-ever player in the sport played inside four walls with six world titles and 11 British Opens, also says the sport would have to wait till at least 2012 to become part of the Olympic Games.
		Khan, who last visited Mumbai over a decade ago, said the world squash body is trying to include the game in the Olympic Games for some years now, but admitted the goal is tough to achieve in the face of competition from several other sports to make the grade.
		Khan praised the progress made by the younger lot of Indian players, saying a pointer to this is the fact that an Indian, Chennai-based Sourav Ghosal, is the top seed in the forthcoming World Juniors championship.
	www.rediff.com /sports/2004/aug/01squash.htm (576 words)

	Profile
		Jahangir Khan was also voted the greatest ever male player by a poll on the WSF website in January, 2002 and he has become a household name throughout the world, not only for his remarkable playing achievements, but also for his conduct as World Champion, always humble in victory and defeat.
		The government of Pakistan honoured Jahangir Khan in 1984, putting his image on a postage stamp and presenting him with the President's Award and the civil award of Hilal-e-Imtiaz, and Pakistan International Airlines awarded him with the Sportsman of the Millennium.
		Jahangir, whose name means "conqueror of the world" in Urdu language, totally ruled the world of Squash for 14 years.
	www.cameron.edu /~mafzal/ProjectWebSite/Profile.htm (610 words)

	The Fact Sports legend kick off from PIA
		Khan earlier had won his case in the Services Tribunal, which ordered his reinstatement as General Manager Sports PIA, but the army put its foot down and ordered, in clear violation of rules, not to let him back on the job.
		Jahangir - whose name means conqueror of the world - hails from a dynasty of squash players who have dominated the sport for many decades, including his father Roshan, uncles Hashim and Mohibullah Khan.
		Khan is regularly invited to high-profile events in other countries, and two years ago he was the chief guest at the British Open squash championships.
	www.fact.com.pk /archives/nov/feng/jahng.htm (740 words)

	TIME Magazine \| 60 Years of Asian Heroes: Jahangir Khan
		But his brother, Torsam Khan, died of a heart attack that same year while playing in the Australian Open; with the loss of his mentor and hero, Khan nearly gave up the game.
		But Khan's aura has not been diminished: as the new century dawned, he would be named Pakistan's Sportsman of the Millennium, and today he reigns supreme over the sport as the president of the World Squash Federation.
		In retrospect, Khan's total dominance of the game seems to have been determined at birth when his parents named him Jahangir, which translates as "conqueror." No athlete in any sport has done more to deserve that billing.
	www.time.com /time/asia/2006/heroes/ae_khan.html (371 words)

	Jahangir Khan re-elected as WSF chief -DAWN - Sport; September 16, 2006
		KARACHI, Sept 15: Pakistan's former world squash champion Jahangir Khan was on Friday re-elected president of the World Squash Federation (WSF) for a third consecutive term.
		Jahangir was due to contest the presidency against Dutchman Philipe van der Wath but his rival withdrew.
		Jahangir hoped the federation's bid to get squash included in the Olympics would bear fruit in the near future.
	www.dawn.com /2006/09/16/spt12.htm (222 words)

	Jahangir Khan elected President of WSF
		Corby, who is supported by UK Sport through the International Representatives’ Grant Aid Programme, was beaten in a closely-fought election by fellow Vice-President Jahangir Khan at the WSF’s AGM in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday.
		Khan, one of the sport’s greatest ever players, succeeds New Zealander Susie Simcock, who stands down having served the maximum terms of six years as Vice-President and six as President.
		Khan’s appointment was immediately welcomed by the Professional Squash Association and the Women’s International Squash Players’ Association, who announced that they will be entering into talks with the WSF about joint initiatives to market squash globally.
	www.uksport.gov.uk /news/1200 (332 words)

	Jahangir Khan Collection
		All profits made from sales of the e-squash™ JAHANGIR KHAN racket will go to the World Squash Federation's development fund - and a special launch promotion, to be announced in the coming months, will reflect Khan's desire, as President of the WSF, to keep Squash participation growing worldwide.
		While Jahangir Khan began his rise to fame in the 'wooden racket' era, he has kept abreast with the new technology and his expert knowledge of the needs of a squash player are reflected in the design of this new racket.
		A key component of the agreement is that all profits made from sales of the e-squash™ JAHANGIR KHAN racket will be re-distributed back to the WSF in order that they can increase their investment in the development of the game.
	www.squashplayer.co.uk /jahangir_khan_collection.htm (456 words)

	NewsPage
		Jahangir Khan has been re-elected, unopposed, for a third term as President of the WSF at the International Federation's 36th Annual General Meeting in Cape Town, South Africa...
		Khan dominated the sport two decades ago when he won a record ten British Open titles and established an unprecedented unbeaten record for more than five years.
		The former President of the European Squash Federation from Ireland was honoured with a special WSF award for 'outstanding contribution to World Squash', presented by President Jahangir Khan.
	www.worldsquash.org /newspage2.asp?NewsID=377 (505 words)

	A true legend -DAWN Magazine; January 22, 2006
		Roshan Khan, who passed away at the age of 79 on Jan 6, 2006 after remaining in coma for one year and seven months, was laid to rest with military honour at the Military Graveyard where his eldest son Torsam Khan is also buried.
		Outspoken and straightforward, Roshan Khan had almost remained in isolation for a long period as those who in his time controlled and managed the affairs of national squash hardly cared about him till Jahangir emerged as the uncrowned king of squash winning countless tournaments for Pakistan.
		He received his early training under the guidance of his father Faizullah Khan, who was a professional coach of squash and tennis at the Rawalpindi Club, one of the most prestigious clubs of the undivided India.
	www.dawn.com /weekly/dmag/archive/060122/dmag18.htm (1122 words)

	Untitled (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		M Khan was the first squash player ever to hold both the Hardball and Softball world titles simultaneously.
		Hashim Khan, considered the most influential squash player ever, is credited for making squash a national sport in Pakistan.
		Roshan is father of Jahangir and Hashim is father of Sharif.
	www.khansquash.com /photos (586 words)

	SquashWeb nieuws - Jahangir Khan Hailed In Lifetime World Squash Award (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jahangir Khan, widely believed to be the greatest squash player of all time, has been honoured with a 'Lifetime Achievement Award' in the inaugural World Squash Awards at the RAC Club in London tonight (Friday 6 May).
		Khan, 41, from Pakistan and now President of the WSF, received his award from Peter Nicol, Britain's first world No1 and a Director of Eventis.
		Jahangir Khan dominated the squash world through the eighties and into the nineties, winning a record 10 British Open titles and six World Open crowns.
	www.squashweb.nl /nieuws/?id=1198 (543 words)

	Review on Angaar - Movie by RAGHUBHAI on MouthShut.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		With a flick of a telephone or one raised finger jahangir khan is able to solve more problems then the judiciary system and the law order of india.
		Farid khan has been trained to take over the whole crimeworld after jahangir khan retires from his seat.
		Anwar khan will do anything that jahangir khan asks him to, because he was picked up from the streets by jahangir khan ever since then he’s been loyal to his boss.
	www.mouthshut.com /review/Angaar-71617.html (776 words)

	Amazon.com: "Jahangir Khan": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In 1986 in the World Championships Ross Norman beat Jahangir Khan 9-5, 9-7, 7-9, 9-1 (that is, a 4 Concise Rules Warm-up The rules allow 5 minutes hitting across to each...
		It was this cyclical progression of champions-his rela- tives Roshan, Azam and Jahangir Khan; Geoff Hunt, Rainer Ratinac, Steve Bowditch, Heather McKay,...
		Jahangir Khan winds up and lunges into the shot.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Jahangir-Khan (440 words)

	.:: Jahangir Khan Sikandri ::. Bannu.com
		During his service in the Pakistan Army, upon his personal request to President General Zia ul Haque, he was granted one year study leave to complete his engineering studies at the Faculty of Engineering University of Peshawar.
		Jahangir Khan Sikandri is a well-known writer of the history of Bannu.
		Jahangir Khan is also a poet of English, Urdu and Bannuchi languages.
	www.bannu.com /Sikanderi.php (714 words)

	Pakistan glory returns: Jahangir Khan gets lifetime award - PakMusicForums.com - Pakistani Music & Gossip Forums
		KARACHI: Former Pakistani squash legend Jahangir Khan, fresh from winning a lifetime achievement award, expressed hope Saturday that his country can regain its lost glory in the sport.
		Jahangir, who with compatriot Jansher Khan dominated international squash in the 1980s and 1990s, was honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the inaugural world squash awards in London on Friday night.
		Jahangir, 41, and now president of the World Squash Federation, received his award from Peter Nicol, Britain’s first world number one and an organiser of the awards.
	www.pakstop.com /pmforums/showthread.php?t=6437 (684 words)

	Worldnews-news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Jahangir Khan has been re-elected, unopposed, for a third term as President of the World Squash Federation (WSF) at the International Federation's 36th Annual General Meeting in Cape Town, South Africa.
		In the biennial elections for the additional officers to serve with Jahangir Khan, Heather Deayton (Hong Kong), Gerard DeCourcy (New Zealand) and Frank van Loon (Netherlands) were elected as Vice Presidents of the WSF.
		The Strategic Plan for Squash 2006/2009, a major WSF initiative presented to the delegates, was discussed and approved at the AGM.
	www.squashflash.com /SQF/Worldnews/News/news197.html (601 words)

	STADIUM 64 - Reviews Archive: Jahangir Khan World Championship Squash - Rerelease (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It featured some of the worst synthesised speech I've ever heard, but the point is it was also on the C64, and I can't recall there being another squash simulation until now.
		Jahangir 'I have balls of four different types' Khan has endorsed the latest product from Krisalis.
		It's and arcade squash sim or, to be more precise, two sims.
	s64.emuunlim.com /reviews/jahangirkhanworldchampionshipsquash3.htm (682 words)

	STADIUM 64 - Reviews Archive: Jahangir Khan World Championship Squash - Rerelease (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		World Champion at 17 and veteran of 500 matches over six-year period undefeated, no-one, but NO-ONE has dominated a sport like Jahangir has squash (Corky comes top of the Essex and District Trainspotter's Sumo League every year, but as he's the only member it doesn't count).
		Jonah Barrington's Squash hit the shelves in 1985, though it didn't exactly set the world alight, then came Jahangir Khan...Back in issue 76 Stu and Phil argued, 'However good a squash sim is, it'll never be a killer game as the sport doesn't convert that well'.
		As comprehensive a sim as you could want, both world and club tournaments are on offer depending on which side of the tape you load.
	s64.emuunlim.com /reviews/jahangirkhanworldchampionshipsquash2.htm (656 words)

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