Mumbai, March 22 -- Abhay Singh is exactly where he was this time last year - in the final of the JSW Indian Open squash. What's changed is where he is in the world rankings. Last year he finished runner-up while ranked outside the top 60. This time he is eager to go one better on Sunday as the world No.26. Steady strides over the last year on the PSA tour has seen the 27-year-old break into the top 30, and become the India No.1. That's a tag Saurav Ghosal wore for years in Indian squash. And the former top-10 pro reckons the current holder of his position is a great example of a player pushing himself to the limit. "He's done very well. He's a great example of someone maximising his potential and talent," Ghosal said of Abhay while the Ind...