Ravindu Hashintha Laksiri

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Asian Games
17	Men's Singles	2018	Indonesia
World Doubles Championships
9	Men's Doubles M	2019	Gold Coast, QLD, AUS
21	Men's Doubles M	2022	Glasgow, GBR
Asian Individual Championships
17	Men's Singles	2021	Islamabad, PAK
17	Men's Singles	2013	Islamabad, PAK
25	Men's Singles	2023	Hong Kong, CHN
South Asian Games
3	Men's Team	2019	Kathmandu, NEP
3	Men's Team	2016	Guwahati, IND
5	Men's Singles	2019	Kathmandu, NEP

Travel, watching movies, playing computer games, football. (Facebook profile, 25 Feb 2023)

Athlete, Human Resources, Student

Human Resources - Chartered Institute of Personnel Management [CIPM], Sri Lanka

English

DS Senanayake College [Colombo, SRI]

Rehman Gul [national], PAK

Right (Facebook profile, 15 Jul 2014)

His older brother Sasindu Udayasiri has played squash at national junior level in Sri Lanka. (educationtimes, 11 Jan 2014)

He began playing squash at age seven. He took up the sport competitively in 2004 at D.S. Senanayake College in Colombo, Sri Lanka. (thepapare, 30 Oct 2014; educationtimes, 11 Jan 2014)

"It was my brother. He is a good squash player. Watching him play attracted me to it. Initially, I played both badminton and squash for about two years, then I selected squash because I wanted to work on just one sport." (sundayobserver, 14 Feb 2021; blog, 26 Jul 2022)

To break into the top 50 of the Professional Squash Association [PSA] world rankings, and to win a medal at the Asian Games and Commonwealth Games. (blog, 26 Jul 2022)

Placing fifth in singles at the 2022 Bangamata Tournament in Bangladesh, which was his first ranking event on the Professional Squash Association [PSA] World Tour. (blog, 26 Jul 2022)

Egyptian squash players Ramy Ashour and Mohamed El Shorbagy. (thepapare, 30 Oct 2014; blog, 26 Jul 2022)

"My main focus is on my game." (Facebook profile, 07 May 2018)