Azam Khan
Era: 1950s – 1960s
Pakistan Squash Federation
"The Quiet Master of the Khan Dynasty"
- Born
- 1925
- Born in
- Peshawar
- Titles
- 4× British Open Champion
- Active Era
- 1959–1962 Peak Dominance
- Status
- Pakistan Squash Legend
Career Overview
Younger brother of Hashim Khan, Azam Khan rose from coach and sparring partner to one of the greatest players of his era. Known for his elegant style and tactical mind, he dominated the British Open between 1959 and 1962.
Greatest Achievements
- 4× British Open Champion (1959, 1960, 1961, 1962)
- Reached the British Open final five years in a row
- Renowned coach at the New Grampians Club, London
- Key figure in the Khan family squash dynasty
Career Timeline
- 1953Turns professional under brother Hashim's guidance
- 1959Wins first British Open title
- 1960–1962Three consecutive British Open titles
- 1963Knee injury forces retirement from competitive play
- Post-retirementBecomes one of London's most respected coaches
Azam Khan's combination of talent, intelligence and humility made him one of the most respected figures in the sport. His legacy lives on through the players he coached and inspired.
