Moqaddas Ashraf

Moqaddas Ashraf (born 27 July 1987, in Lahore) is a Pakistani professional squash player. As of November 2020, she is ranked number 133 in the world.

Background Ashraf was born to Mohammad Ashraf She had earlier lost in the singles quarter-finals to eventual winner, Madina Zafar of Pakistan Army.

South Asian Games Ashraf was part of the team which competed at the 2004 South Asian Games held in Islamabad, Pakistan. She won a silver medal in the women's team event and bronze in the individual event. In 2006, she was again part of the team which competed at the South Asian Games held in Colombo, Sri Lanka and won a bronze medal in the team event. No women's team was sent to compete at the 2010 South Asian Games while she was not included in the 2016 Games. After a gap of over a decade, in 2019, Ashraf was again part of the team sent to the 2019 South Asian Games held in Kathmandu, Nepal. She won a silver medal in the women's team event.

Professional Ashraf turned professional in 2005. She is currently coached by Abdul Rasheed while Yawar Islam had coached her earlier. She fell in the semi-finals to number 4 seed of Egypt, Farida Mohamed by 3-0 (6-11, 3-11, 2-11). Year Best Worse Year end 2005 124 (Nov.) 127 (Dec.) 127 2006 118 (May/Jun.) 148 (Dec.) 148 2007 112 (Dec. 180 (Aug.) 112 2008 107 (Jun./Aug.) 133 (Dec.) 133 2009 121 (Mar.) 195 (Dec.) 195 2010 141 (Aug.) 170 (Dec.) 170 2011 203 (Apr.) 276 (Aug.) 264 2012 219 (Aug.) 253 (Jan.) 227 2013 193 (Apr.) 230 (Jan.) 201 2014 167 (Mar.) 227 (Dec.) 227 2015 155 (Dec.) 234 (Jan.) 155 2016 130 (Apr) 184 (Dec.) 184 2017 187 (Jan.) 231 (Jun.) No ranking 2018 146 (Dec.) 254 (May) 146 2019 91 (Sep.) 126 (Dec.) 126 2020