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Fourth title as Willstrop bounces back from a bagel against Makin By DONNA HELMER – Squash Mad Correspondent England’s James Willstrop and Sarah-Jane Perry captured the AJ Bell British National titles at the University of Nottingham today following two tightly contested finals. Defending champion Willstrop saved eight game balls to defend his crown in style [...]
Hutton reaches final after two walkovers in a row By DONNA HELMER – Squash Mad Correspondent Defending champion James Willstrop set up a thrilling finale to the AJ Bell British National Championships against favourite Joel Makin as women’s top seed Sarah-Jane Perry escaped another five-game tussle in Nottingham on Saturday. Second seed Willstrop, who is [...]
Brother and sister win titles together for first time By JEROME ELHAIK – Squash Mad Correspondent What an outcome for the Serme family at the French Nationals, which were held earlier in the week in Bordeaux. Lucas and Camille both lived up to their #1 seeding, making it the first time that a brother and [...]
At the top level, performance takes priority over safety issues By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor The subject of eye protection in squash hit the headlines again after England captain Daryl Selby suffered a freak eye injury in his [...]
No excuses from Selby after eye scare By DONNA HELMER – Squash Mad Correspondent Unseeded Englishman George Parker continued his giant-killing run as he followed up a first round upset with a quarter-final victory over former champion [3/4] Daryl Selby [...]
Raneem and Mo top the Swiss roll call By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent World No.1s Raneem El Welily and Mohamed ElShorbagy will headline the draws for the 2020 Grasshopper Cup which takes place at Zurich’s Halle 622 between [...]
Ollie Pett punished after mishit strikes opponent By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor Daryl Selby was awarded a walkover into the quarter-finals of the AJ Bell British Nationals after suffering an accidental eye injury in his match against Ollie [...]
17 Egyptians in galaxy of stars in Cairo By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent The world’s best female players will appear at the 2020 CIB Black Ball Squash Open between March 8-14, with the tournament being upgraded to a [...]
‘Players are having their temperature taken – over 37 degrees and you are sent home’ By ALAN THATCHER and ALEX WAN (First published on February 7. Updated on February 12) The outbreak of coronavirus in China has led to the [...]
‘We are excited by the impact this technology can have on the sport’ By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent The Professional Squash Association (PSA) has announced today that it has made an investment in Munich-based sports technology company Fun [...]
‘Stellar line-up is a wonderful bonus for our loyal fans’ By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor World No.1 Mohamed ElShorbagy headlines a stellar draw for the St. James’s Place Canary Wharf Classic, which will take place at London’s stunning [...]
‘Winning when you’re not always playing well is a lesson to learn from Liverpool’ By ELIZABETH BOTCHERBY – Squash Mad Correspondent British no.1 Sarah-Jane Perry is relishing the opportunity to get back out on court at the AJ Bell British [...]
‘Squash needs a new face up there and if he puts the time in so will I,’ says Power By MATT SCHOCH – Squash Mad Correspondent Bloomfield Hills, Michigan – With prodigious skill, size – and an electric smile to [...]
Evans’ run comes to an end after stampede to final By BOB BALLINGER – Squash Mad Correspondent It’s a wrap here in Calgary! The final of the 2020 Linear Logistics Bankers Hall Club Pro Am was a dominant win by [...]
Evans sinks Soares after two marathon matches By BOB BALLINGER – Squash Mad Correspondent Emyr Evans continued his storming run through the Linear Logistics Bankers Hall Club Pro Am, beating No.3 seed Rui Soares to reach the final. Semi Final [...]
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