Monday, January 20, 2025

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First round shocks in British Open

Willstrop falls to Castagnet as Gohar goes out to Abbas By SEAN REUTHE   The 2016 Allam British Open runner-up Nouran Gohar fell to a...

Squash and study brings winning results

Squash and academia partnerships in the UK By ROSANNA RADLINSKA - Squash Mad Columnist   As a parent of a sixth form student/squash player, I feel it is...

Mohamed ElShorbagy tops Grasshopper draw

Possibly the strongest 16-man draw in PSA history By NATHAN CLARKE   A breathtaking draw has been confirmed for the 2017 Grasshopper Cup which will...

Nour El Sherbini ready for Hull of a battle

‘2016 British Open win was so special’ By NATHAN CLARKE and ALAN THATCHER   The 2016 Allam British Open Champion Nour El Sherbini says that victory...

Regional events build up to World Juniors

Following in the footsteps of legends By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad International Correspondent   Squash's National Federations will be making full use of the WSF Regional Federation...

El Sherbini tops draw in World Championship defence

  Youngest champion defends title in El Gouna By NATHAN CLARKE   Defending champion Nour El Sherbini has been seeded number one for the Orascom Development PSA...

Rackets Cubed teams up with Canary Wharf Classic.

Pupils enjoy magic moments on the glass court By Squash Mad Reporter   A recent partnership established between Rackets Cubed and the Canary Wharf Squash Classic...

Nicol David beats Olivia Blatchford to win first title since 2015

Stunning setting for glass court in Colombia By SEAN REUTHE in Colombia   Malaysia’s eight-time World Champion Nicol David lifted her first PSA World Tour...

Canary Wharf Picture Gallery

Pictures by PATRICK LAUSON (www.patricklausonphotography.co.uk) Photographer Patrick Lauson shares his portfolio of action images from the Canary Wharf Squash Classic.  He has captured the drama of one of the world’s...

Amanda Sobhy injured on match ball in Colombia

Olivia Blatchford meets Nicol David in the final By SEAN REUTHE - Squash Mad Reporter   Top seed Amanda Sobhy’s tournament at the inaugural Ciudad de Floridablanca...

Canary Wolf Nick Matthew makes it six of the best at his favourite tournament

Joy of six for top seed Nick By JOEL DURSTON Nick Matthew made it a super six at the Canary Wharf Squash Classic, claiming an...

Interactive court takes off at Munich Airport

By ALAN THATCHER, Squash Mad Editor Interactive Squash is really flying high. The pop-art techno start-up, whose mission is to make squash fun with...

Dream final for Fares Dessouky against Nick Matthew

Egyptian battles through two-hour marathon to face his boyhood hero in the Canary Wharf Classic final By JOEL DURSTON   Fares Dessouky survived a hammering...

Battle of The Bankers at Canary Wharf

Squash rivals from Barclays and Credit Suisse aim to show their class on the glass <!-- --> By ALAN THATCHER, Squash Mad Editor Forget The Wolf of...

Sobhy and David start strongly in Colombia

Rain holds up women stars in Floridablanca By SEAN REUTHE   Top seeds Amanda Sobhy and Nicol David both moved through to the last eight of...

Paul Coll powers into Canary Wharf semi-finals

Kiwi Superman sets up first encounter with Nick Matthew By JOEL DURSTON at Canary Wharf    Paul Coll continued his fine run of form with a...

Nicol David keen to promote women’s squash in Colombia

Major push for the game on International Women’s Day By SEAN REUTHE   Malaysia’s eight-time world champion Nicol David is hopeful that the Ciudad de Floridablanca,...

Lucas Serme sinks Marwan Elshorbagy at Canary Wharf

World No.46 upsets the rankings By JOEL DURSTON at Canary Wharf   World No. 46 Lucas Serme produced possibly the performance of his career to beat...

Superman Coll rocks Rosner in 116-minute battle at Canary Wharf

Kiwi wins 11-9 in the fifth By JOEL DURSTON   Paul Coll produced the shock of the day at the East Wintergarden as he dethroned...

Gregory Gaultier breezes into third place after Windy City win

Gawad and Serme lead Dubai standings By NATHAN CLARKE   Victory at last week's Windy City Open presented by Guggenheim Partners & EquiTrust Life Insurance Company...

Canary Wharf qualifying quartet into main draw

Makin makes a date with Pilley after Sharpes opens show with Selby By ALAN THATCHER   Joel Makin (Wales), Lucas Serme, Declan James and Charles Sharpes...

‘Choose the right squash ball to help players learn and enjoy the game’

In my opinion 90% of squash players are using the wrong ball. It drives me mad watching amateur and junior players using double yellow...

Joel Makin and Richie Fallows topple top seeds in Canary Wharf qualifying

Waller and Al Tamimi out in straight games By ALAN THATCHER at Wimbledon   Top qualifying seeds Adrian Waller and Abdulla Mohd Al Tamimi were both...

Fourteen teams in Women’s World Junior Teams

NZ hosts event in July By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad International Correspondent   Hosts New Zealand will lead a select group of six nations that have competed...

Omar Mosaad pulls out of Canary Wharf

Tom Richards moves into first round draw <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor Egypt’s former World No.3 Omar Mosaad has pulled out of next week’s...

England team announced for Five Nations in Wales

By DONNA HELMER    Young stars Sam Todd and Torrie Malik will represent England in this year’s Five Nations tournament. The finest young players from Scotland, Ireland,...

Rankings rumble could put Karim Abdel Gawad at number one

All eyes on the British Open for Hull of a change <!-- --> By MIKE HEGARTY, Squash Mad Resident Geek Mohamed ElShorbagy described losing to his younger...

Gaultier and El Welily claim 2017 Windy City Open titles

Chicago: record prize fund for 2018 By NATHAN CLARKE in Chicago   French World No.3 Gregory Gaultier picked up the 36th title of his PSA...

Welcome to Woodfield Squash and Leisure Club

Doncaster new-build project survives funding setback to launch thriving four-court club By ROB WALLER, Joint Founder of Woodfield Squash and Leisure Club   Woodfield Squash and Leisure...

James Willstrop climbs back to world No.6

Former No.1 back near the top after rousing renaissance By SEAN REUTHE   England’s James Willstrop has moved up three places to World No.6 after the...

Tesni Evans returns to world top 20

Welsh ace at No.19 By SEAN REUTHE   The PSA Women’s World Rankings for March have been announced today (March 1), with Tesni Evans of Wales...

Nick Matthew to donate Canary Wharf prize money to #Sunshine4Sumner

Sumner Malik is guest of honour at the East Wintergarden on Monday <!-- --> By ALAN THATCHER, Squash Mad Editor Three-time World Champion Nick Matthew has pledged...

Marwan ElShorbagy makes maiden World Series final In Windy City

Raneem and Nour meet in all-Egyptian women’s final in Chicago By NATHAN CLARKE in Chicago   Egypt's Marwan ElShorbagy will compete in a PSA World Series...

Men’s World Teams return to France

European sport capital Marseille chosen by WSF By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad International Correspondent   The World Squash Federation has awarded the rights to host...

Mighty Marwan masters Mohamed as Gawad falls to Golan

Shocks galore in Chicago By NATHAN CLARKE in Chicago    On a night of dramatic shocks in Chicago, world No.1 Mohamed ElShorbagy saw his hopes of...

Amanda Sobhy wins all-American showdown in Chicago

James Willstrop meets Gregory Gaultier in quarter-finals By NATHAN CLARKE in Chicago   World No.6 Amanda Sobhy, the highest-ranked US-born player ever, emerged victorious in a...

Simon Rösner routs Ramy Ashour to book Windy City last-eight berth

ElShorbagy brothers to clash again  By NATHAN CLARKE in Chicago   An inspired Simon Rösner put together one of the best performances of his career to...

Home heroes Blatchford and Sobhy in Chicago showdown

All-American battle in Windy City Open By NATHAN CLARKE in Chicago   America's top two female players Amanda Sobhy, World No.6, and Olivia Blatchford, World...

Top seed Mohamed Elshorbagy wins Windy City marathon

Kiwi Paul Coll in 94-minute epic battle with top seed By NATHAN CLARKE in Chicago   Defending champion Mohamed ElShorbagy began his 2017 Windy City Open...

Olli Tuominen meets Ramy Ashour in Chicago

Seeds fall in Windy City qualifiers By NATHAN CLARKE in Chicago   Number one and two seeds Gregoire Marche and Nafiizwan Adnan, along with number two...