By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent
Egyptian duo Ali Farag and Nour El Sherbini have stayed at World No.1 after the PSA World Rankings for March were released today.
The lack of PSA World Tour action means the top 20 is unchanged for a second month in a row but, with the CIB PSA Black Ball Squash Open taking place in Cairo from March 12-25, valuable ranking points will be...
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I am looking forward to speaking on March 5th at the online Squash Summit organised by the brilliant...
World Champs back in Chicago in July with another million-dollar prize fund
By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor
The PSA World Championships are heading back to Chicago in July. Once again there will be a million-dollar...
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Big debate: Does College Squash help or hinder young professional players?
By ANDY WHIPP – Squash Mad Columnist
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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World Squash Library launches World Junior Compendia
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Sports lawyer Rowena Samarasinhe joins PSA Board
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Squash player Georgia Adderley has opened up about her life-affirming revelations during lockdown and how her faith has helped her mature and remain positive during the...
Big debate: Does College Squash help or hinder young professional players?
By ANDY WHIPP – Squash Mad Columnist
Now that the opinions from social media are in, let's take a look at Mazen Hesham’s Twitter debate...
Squash Summit: Time to talk and plan a fun future for this fantastic game of ours
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I am looking forward to speaking on March 5th at the online Squash Summit organised by the brilliant...
World Champs back in Chicago in July with another million-dollar prize fund
By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor
The PSA World Championships are heading back to Chicago in July. Once again there will be a million-dollar...
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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Talk show time at ToC as new dates are announced for Cairo, Manchester and New York
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As top kids learn lessons from Egypt’s superstars, Russia hopes for rich results in the future
By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor
Two leading Russian juniors are training with the world’s top stars in Egypt. Moscow-based twins Varvara Esina and...
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