Jahangir Khan

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Records

Jahangir Khan’s record in squash is truly extraordinary, setting him apart as a singular figure in sports history. His achievement of six World Open titles and ten consecutive British Open championships demonstrates a level of sustained dominance that few athletes in any field have ever matched. Beyond the sheer number of victories, his almost mythical 555-match unbeaten streak from 1981 to 1986 stands as a testament to his relentless skill and mental fortitude. This record is recognized globally as the longest winning streak in top-level professional sports, highlighting his unique place in the annals of athletic achievement. He not only won but redefined what was possible in professional squash.

AwardsJahangir Khan's career is decorated with an unparalleled collection of major squash titles. He won the prestigious World Open championship an incredible six times, demonstrating his consistent dominance at the sport's highest level. Even more remarkably, he secured the British Open title for ten consecutive years, a feat that showcases his sustained excellence and control over the most historic tournament in squash.

Honours & Distinctions

World Squash Hall of Fame

World Squash Federation·1993

Inducted for his unparalleled achievements and contributions to the sport of squash.

Records & Feats

Longest Unbeaten Run in Professional Sport

Sporting Achievement·1986

Achieved an unprecedented 555 consecutive match victories in professional squash from 1981 to 1986, a record recognized by Guinness World Records.

Youngest World Open Champion

Historic First·1981

Became the youngest player to win the World Open Squash Championship at just 17 years old.

Most Consecutive British Open Titles

Sporting Achievement·1991

Won the British Open Squash Championship ten consecutive times, from 1982 to 1991.