Plan to bring back the glory days is ready to roll out
By JAMES ROBERTS - Squash Mad Columnist
There is no doubt that Covid-19 has proven a huge challenge and frustration for the sport of squash at grass-roots level up and down the UK, but there is no area where this more keenly felt than in the County of Staffordshire.
Known as the ‘Creative County’, Staffordshire is located just to the...
HRH Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh: The Prince and the tale of the missing British Open trophy
Andrew Shelley reminisces on fond memories of Prince Philip’s links to squash
By ANDREW SHELLEY - Squash Mad Correspondent
The Duke of Edinburgh was an enthusiastic...
Manchester Open moves to June as Mauritius event is held up by travel ban
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
The 2021 Manchester Open, originally scheduled for 19-25 April, has been postponed until June as part of an...
Andy Whipp: Coaches will follow the money but top nations need to hang on to their major assets
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By ANDY WHIPP – Squash Mad Columnist
This week I wanted to have a look at elite professional squash players who have become coaches. Any...
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Andy Whipp: Are squash committees full of old men ruining the game? Absolutely!
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Sport is a funny thing. Any sport wants to constantly grow in popularity ... and in wealth. Wealth,...
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By ANDY WHIPP - Squash Mad Columnist
Keir Worth’s decision to step down from his role as CEO of England Squash offers a great opportunity...
Big debate: Does College Squash help or hinder young professional players?
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Now that the opinions from social media are in, let's take a look at Mazen Hesham’s Twitter debate...
Andy Whipp: The secrets of Egypt’s success, from Ahmed Barada to today’s wave of champions who are dominating the game
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Some years ago I wrote an article for Squash Mad about how “back in the day” the United...
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Jethro Binns has been a busy man during lockdown,...
HRH Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh: The Prince and the tale of the missing British Open trophy
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By ANDREW SHELLEY - Squash Mad Correspondent
The Duke of Edinburgh was an enthusiastic...
Manchester Open moves to June as Mauritius event is held up by travel ban
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
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Andy Whipp: Coaches will follow the money but top nations need to hang on to their major assets
By ANDY WHIPP – Squash Mad Columnist
This week I wanted to have a look at elite professional squash players who have become coaches. Any...
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‘Our ambition is to qualify two new coaches in every club around the world’
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Jethro Binns has been...
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Patrick Rooney produced a phenomenal performance to beat top seed Declan James in straight games in the men’s...
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Georgina Kennedy claimed another important victory on day one of the AJ Bell Super 8 competition promoted by...
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