In the high-stakes world of international squash, only a few coaches leave a lasting legacy—Zahid Gul is one of them. With an eye for raw talent and a heart committed to the game, Zahid has become a cornerstone of Pakistan’s squash resurgence. His influence goes beyond the court; it shapes the very future of the sport.
What sets Zahid apart is not just the list of titles his players have won, but the transformation they undergo under his mentorship. His most iconic protégé, Hamza Khan, rose from a promising junior to become the World Junior Champion in 2023, a historic moment that reignited Pakistan’s passion for squash. Similarly, Noor Zaman, coached intensively by Zahid, claimed the U23 World Championship in 2025, a milestone in his journey toward global excellence.
Zahid’s coaching philosophy is simple yet powerful: discipline, belief, and resilience. He doesn’t just train athletes—he builds warriors. “Champions aren’t made in tournaments; they’re built every single day in practice,” Zahid often tells his students. His training sessions are known for their intensity, focus, and personalized structure that caters to each player’s unique strengths and weaknesses.
Beyond his success with top-ranked players, Zahid remains deeply committed to grassroots development. He has worked extensively with young talents like Fawad Ali Jan and Muhammad Khan, guiding them onto the professional squash circuit. His mission is clear: to produce a new generation of squash legends who can dominate the PSA world stage and revive Pakistan’s historic legacy in the sport.
Zahid has also served as a national coach abroad, including in Sri Lanka, expanding his coaching impact across borders. His international experience and strategic vision have made him a sought-after figure in the global squash community.
With his unwavering dedication and sharp tactical mind, Zahid Gul is not just coaching players—he’s building a legacy. In every drill, every match, and every word of encouragement, he’s shaping the future of squash.
