Mumbai, July 28 -- Anahat Singh is now a world junior squash champion-the first Indian and the first non-Egyptian woman since 2010 to sit on the throne. And yet the celebrations, by the Niagara Falls where she's presently, have to be put on ice. The team events follow the individual competition, and Anahat has been asked to remain in the competitive zone a bit longer. "I'll save the celebrations for the last day," she says, smiling. Given how long the 18-year-old has waited to grab the title, a handful of days may feel like nothing in comparison. For four years, the country's most decorated and one of the world's most promising young squash talents kept turning up at the junior worlds, and kept falling short. Three quarter-finals meant she ...