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Squash club marks event in memory of teen who died of heart attack

Rod Gilmour -
Berkhamsted Squash Club marked the 10th anniversary event last month in memory of Harry Faulkner, the teenager who died of a heart attack during...
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Mohamed ElShorbagy set for first British Open squash tilt as Englishman

Rod Gilmour -
Three-time British Open champion Mohamed ElShorbagy will compete at the ‘Wimbledon of Squash’ as an English player for the first time when the event...
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Revamped Squash World Cup set for June date in Chennai

Rod Gilmour -
The Squash World Cup in Chennai is set to take place in June with a revamped format featuring four-strong teams and best of five...
Growing the game

Welsh squash club fights back after closure threats

Alan Thatcher -
A Welsh club says it has “risen from the ashes” following a successful squashathon after nearly being forced to fold. Cardigan Squash Club on the...
News

Dessouky conquers Asal and delivers parting shot

Mike Dale -
Fares Dessouky caused a major shock at the Black Ball Open on Friday as he sent World No.1 Mostafa Asal crashing out in round...
Interviews

Sarah-Jane Perry: My base is strong and I’m ready to challenge

RJ Mitchell -
Sarah-Jane Perry has revealed that she will be using her greatest triumph as a major source of encouragement when she opens her account in...
News

US Squash chief defends pursuit of racquetball courts

Mike Dale -
US Squash CEO Kevin Klipstein has defended the governing body’s strategic seizure of racquetball courts as “good business sense” and part of the “long-standing...
Interviews

Squash closes in on first professional referees

Mike Dale -
The man responsible for driving the high standard of squash officiating across the world has revealed that the sport is “not far off” having...
Interviews

Mohamed ElShorbagy: ‘When we played it was war, now Gaultier can take me to top’

RJ Mitchell -
Mohamed ElShorbagy is rattling off the opening five Platinum events on the PSA tour. He notes that in the past these were titles shared...
News

Amina Orfi’s stunning run ended by Tinne Gilis in Squash On Fire Open final

Mike Dale -
Fifteen-year-old Amina Orfi's incredible run at the Squash On Fire Open in Washington DC was finally brought to an end in the final by...
Comment

Why revamped World Cup has place on squash calendar

Rod Gilmour -
There will be a squash World Cup in Chennai, India, this year. That is about as much as we know at this stage, other...
Interviews

Wales No.1 Joel Makin: ‘I want to be beating the world’s best’

RJ Mitchell -
Joel Makin is ready to add to the late-blooming big trophy winners of the past. After putting a bumpy period behind him when illness...
Coaching and Development

Nick Matthew named Berkshire School Director of Squash

Mike Dale -
Three-time world champion Nick Matthew has been named Director of Squash at Berkshire School in New England, USA. Since retiring from the professional circuit in...
Growing the game

‘Squash has taken Singapore to a world standard – We need new courts’

Rod Gilmour -
Squash Mad speaks to former Singapore No.1 on players of yesteryear and the future of the sport on the sovereign island Zainal Abidin, a multiple...
Interviews

World Squash Officiating denies referees told to avoid ‘yes lets’

Mike Dale -
Lee Drew says there is a “misconception” among players that squash officials have been instructed to avoid awarding lets on the PSA World Tour.  A...
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