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Couple Paul Coll and Nele Gillis lift New Zealand Open titles

Soon-to-be husband and wife Paul Coll of New Zealand and Nele Gilis of Belgium have been crowned the New Zealand Open squash champions after...

Jahangir Khan at 60: Squash great at ease with padel and memories

“Time goes so quick man, reaching 60 just like that,” jests the man who usually took little time to sweep his opponents off court...

Squash is back to pre-Covid levels – but here come padel and pickleball

One of squash's biggest brands has revealed that UK equipment sales have returned to pre-pandemic levels - but pickleball and padel are threatening to...

England Squash: The right ball is absolutely essential

England Squash has backed our Right Ball campaign as “absolutely essential”, with the national governing body saying that the whole squash community needs to...

‘The association playing squash or other sports when younger is vital’

England Squash, the sport’s national governing body, says it is finding activation success through its social media promotion of Squash Stars, its junior initiative...

What has US college squash scene got that demands our attention?

BIG READ: Sean Choi, of the Rally Report Podcast, looks at state of play in the US across players, competitions and clubs  It's no secret...

Burnley now has two courts left – can Olympic inclusion stop exodus?

The names of clubs such as Gisburn (Stirk House), Barnoldswick, Pendle (Colne), Nelson (Springers) Reedley, Crow Wood, Clitheroe and Thompson SC – a six...

Amanda Sobhy on achilles nightmare: I’m coming back stronger… again

A career spanning 15 years on tour yields an abundance of ups and downs, especially one as demanding as squash. However, few could have foreseen...

‘Zero clue!’: Coco Gauff trades tennis for squash

Women’s US Open tennis champion Coco Gauff recently traded her sport for a spot of squash as her off season preparations went between four...

PSA round-up: Coll and El Hammamy capture Hong Kong Squash titles

A "stoked" Paul Coll and Hania El Hammamy were crowned the TTI Milwaukee Hong Kong Squash Open 2023 champions, defeating Ali Farag and Amanda...

Hong Kong Squash 2023: Amanda Sobhy ousts World No.1

US No.1 Amanda Sobhy produced a fine performance to oust World No.1 Nour El Sherbini and progress to the final of the TTI Milwaukee...

Hong Kong Squash Open: Mohamed wins ElShorbagy battle

Mohamed ElShorbagy battled through the pain barrier to avenge the defeat at the VITAGEN Singapore Open to his brother Marwan to reach the semi...

Egypt include stellar quartet as World Squash Teams revealed

Egypt will be title favourites for the upcoming WSF Men’s World Team Championship in Tauranga, New Zealand, with Cook Islands, Philippines, Samoa and Tahiti...

‘Arlen Spectre Centre as an inclusive club is fantastic for US Squash’

With over 10 years on the PSA World Tour and having just celebrated racking up 250 tour matches as a professional, when it comes...

Hong Kong Squash 2023: Nour El Sherbini survives local scare

World No.1 and seven-time World Champion Nour El Sherbini avoided a potential upset against World No.57 Chan Sin Yuk after the Egyptian won 3-2...

‘We can make Premier Squash League bigger and better in 2024’

England Squash has admitted to “disappointment” that the Premier Squash League was postponed with just four teams on the roster, but hopes that fresh...

‘You only get one shot’: Jonah Bryant aims to soar to squash success

Rising squash talent Jonah Bryant is a long way from his hometown following a recent move to Solihull -- but insists the journey will all be...

How coach Alison Waters has given Tesni Evans confidence post injury

It is the moment every player dreads. And when injury comes right at the start of the season the impact is even more painful....

Malaysia’s Sivasangari Subramaniam claims biggest title to date

Egypt’s Aly Abou Eleinen and Malaysia’s Sivasangari Subramaniam became Hong Kong Football Club Open champions after they claimed respective wins over men’s No.3 seed...

Upsets as Hong Kong Football Club Open reaches final hurdle

Egyptian 16-year-old Amina Orfi came from behind to defeat No.1 seed Georgina Kennedy in a five-game thriller and progress to the Hong Kong Football...

Squash Social: Coaching moves and ‘less pickleball’ calls

Our offbeat diary on squash in the media, on socials and general musings in the sport Former English professional Alex Noakes is the new director...

Great squash duels: ‘Marine’ David Palmer and the Cairo comeback

'Winning finals are not all about playing your best squash, it’s about winning the match. Cairo was a good example: the match didn’t pan...

Road to 2028 Olympic Squash: One-off events or multi-phase qualification?

He is the man who is likely to play a key part in shaping the landscape of the qualification process for the Los Angeles...

Peter Marshall: How I maintain squash fitness into my 50s

Peter Marshall’s two-fisted style on either wing during his 1990’s pomp, when he reached World No.2, made him one of the most fascinating watches...

Ali Farag and Nele Gilis claim Singapore titles

Nele Gilis defeated sister Tinne in a brutal five set clash, while Ali Farag overcame Diego Elias in a final for the third time...

5 tips to save Premier Squash League

With the Premier Squash League in limbo, former PSL manager Danny Lee speaks to RJ Mitchell on how to resurrect the sport’s oldest league 1:...

Squash club opened by Brian Clough receives huge makeover

A southern England squash club, opened by the late football manager Brian Clough (although no one knows why), has been awarded a grant as...

Introducing the carbon-negative plastic outdoor squash court!

Creators of a multi-use mini outdoor squash court made from rejected plastic waste have hailed the concept as a "sustainable solution to introducing more...

The Englishwoman bucking the trend coaching Squash Canada men

It is almost unheard of in squash circles for women to coach men at world level - until now. Next month, Englishwoman Victoria Lust...

GB Squash body to be formed ahead of LA 2028 Olympics

A Great Britain Squash governing body will be formed as the sport sets out on the path towards UK sport funding for the “chosen...

QSF 4 2023: Momen, Crouin headline Doha event

Egypt’s Tarek Momen and French No.1 Victor Crouin will headline the QSF 4 2023, which is due to take place between November 23-27 in...

A glimpse into LA 2028 Olympics future for Team USA

October proved to be a historic month for the squash community, especially for US Squash, with the exhilarating announcement of squash's inclusion in the...

Hove squash club future in doubt over dangerous concrete

Hove Fitness and Squash director Ben Hutton says young members have been left in tears and are "lost" without access to the sport they...

Malaysia Squash Cup: Double Egyptian title success

Egyptian duo Karim Abdel Gawad and Nour El Tayeb became Malaysia Squash Cup champions after they claimed respective wins over men’s top seed Mostafa...

England Squash communication at heart of Barrington new role

Communication is king when it comes to making England Squash work for its membership. And that is at the heart of Joey Barrington’s aims...

Colombia’s Catalina Peláez: How squash helped rebuild life after terrorist attack

‘Values such as discipline, teamwork, persistence, kindness and honesty apply to every single aspect of your life’ By Catalina Peláez Casasfranco (Squash Mad Correspondent) Playing squash...

Squash Facilities Network targets ‘10,000 new courts in next decade’

The new Squash Facilities Network is aiming to be the catalyst for 10,000 new courts in the next 10 years by sharing good practice...

UK club receives worldwide donations after court flooding

The owners of a Lincolnshire squash club say they face a £15,000 bill and a “massive recovery task” after Storm Babet ripped through their...

Malaysia looks to next squash gen with homegrown satellite plan

Malaysian squash hopes that a 12-strong run of homegrown tournaments, run by  a passionate sports agency, will help bring on the next generation of...

Egypt juniors pay to play at British Junior Open

Egypt’s young production line of talent will have to pay to play at the British Junior Open in January. That’s according to Egypt Squash Federation...