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Cam Pilley kiss awards..Nick takes one in the eye
The Bruise Brothers ... and SistersÂ
SQUASH is no place for wimps, as our growing gallery of trophy 'Campilley kisses' will testify.
If you have one...
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Simon Rosner aims for third English scalp as he faces Nick Matthew in Canary Wharf final
Rampant Rosner stops another all-English final as Matthew halts SelbyÂ
By ALAN THATCHER and JOEL DURSTONÂ at Canary Wharf
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Simon Rösner gatecrashed the party again to book...
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Super Selby sinks No.3 seed Golan in Canary Wharf marathon
Tiebreak tussle decides second-longest match in Canary Wharf history as Rosner stops an all-English advance
By LEE HORTON at Canary WharfÂ
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England's Daryl Selby came...
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Canary Wharf live TV schedule
Live coverage tonight on ESPN plus weekend highlights on BT Sport
By ALAN THATCHER at Canary WharfÂ
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BT Sport have confirmed their schedule of coverage...
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Leading squash athletes would light up the Olympic Games
Canary Wharf is the place to dispel any myths about squash deserving an Olympic place
SQUASH MAD COMMENT By FRED NATHANÂ - Guest columnist from The...
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James Willstrop is back with a bang … and a bagel
Canary Wharf turns into a giants' causeway as James Willstrop produces a magical return to his theatre of dreams
By LEE HORTON at Canary Wharf
JAMES...
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Amazing surprise on court for Nick Matthew
Kidney transplant survivor returns to watch Nick Matthew at Canary Wharf Classic
By FAYE ANDREWS at Canary WharfÂ
Paul Dowdall, squash fan and kidney transplant survivor,...
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Daryl Selby sinks Joe Lee in marathon opening match at Canary Wharf
England veterans Selby and Matthew see off young challengers Â
By LEE HORTON and ALAN THATCHER at Canary WharfÂ
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Joe Lee has hopes of becoming...
Interviews
Canary Wharf: 11 Points with Mazen Hesham
The crazy, reckless impatient Mazen Hesham gets ready for his Canary Wharf debut
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By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor
Young Egyptian Mazen Hesham describes his playing style...
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Charlie is champion again in San Francisco
Charlie Johnson keeps the rest at Bay
By KIM CLEARKIN - Squash Mad Reporter in San Francisco
The second of the three-tournament NorCal squash Closed Satellite...
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Hania El Hammamy wins Geneva Open at 14
Egyptian schoolgirl wins Geneva Open at 14 years and six months of age
By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad Correspondent
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Hania El Hammamy became the...
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Canary Wharf drama in qualifying finals
Frenchman told to play more like an Egyptian in Canary Wharf comeback battle
By ALAN THATCHER at Wimbledon
Lucas Serme thanked Egytpian Yathreb Adel for helping...
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Egyptian quality shines in Canary Wharf qualifiers
Mohamed Abouelghar wins exciting finale against Rex Hedrick
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By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor
Qualifying top seed Mohamed Abouelghar turned in a classy performance in...
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World Juniors cancelled due to terror alert
World Junior Championships cancelled in Egypt after Tunisian terrorist attacks provoke fears in squash community
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By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor
The World Junior Championships, scheduled...
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Total eclipse of the front wall
Solar eclipse leads to social media storm
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By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor
In case you missed it, our intrepid team of Squash Mad photographers were...
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French dominate in Montreal Open
Marie Stephan wins tense tiebreak to earn maiden title in Montreal
By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad Correspondent
The surprise all-French climax of the Women's Montreal Open...
Coaching and Development
Lauren Selby is a girl on a mission
Jamie Oliver changed the way kids eat. Lauren Selby wants to do the same with sport
By LAUREN SELBY - Squash Mad Guest Columnist
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Canary Wharf Countdown Interview: 11 Points With Max Lee
Canary Wharf win over Karim Darkish sparked rise up the rankings for Max Lee
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By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor
Hong Kong number one Max lee...
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Emily Whitlock wins in Calgary
Breakthrough win as Emily Whitlock beats Rachael Grinham for the first time
By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad Correspondent
England's 21-year-old Emily Whitlock claimed the biggest...
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Squash helps to conquer cancer
Conqueror racket project helps to support breast cancer research worldwide
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By Squash Mad Special Correspondent
Lifelong squash fan Kathleen Lamb has launched a brand new squash racket, the 'Conqueror',...
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Fiery Frost is too hot in Zurich
Danish number one Kristian Frost beats Joel Makin in Swiss Open final
By NATHAN CLARKE - Squash Mad PSA Correspondent
Denmark’s Kristian Frost Olesen continued his love affair with...
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Sharpes too sharp for Coleman in Dulwich final
Charles Sharpes top of UK standings as he beats buddy Ben Coleman in Dulwich final
By TIM GARNER at Dulwich Sports Club
Charles Sharpes (World no.62)...
Growing the game
Growing squash in South-East Asia
Malaysia and Singapore renew rivalry as squash welcomes a new nation
By ALEX WAN - Squash Mad Asian Bureau Editor
There was plenty of squash action...
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Todd Harrity and Amanda Sobhy are US champions
Champions Harrity and Sobhy spearhead exciting new era for US Squash
By Squash Mad Reporter in Charlottesville
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Amanda Sobhy, 21, and Todd Harrity, 24, emerged victorious...
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Coleman meets Sharpes in Dulwich final
Coleman conquers Hedrick and Gillams as Sharpes shakes off James and  Fallowes at Dulwich
By TIM GARNER in Dulwich (Our Man on the South Circular)
With the earlier...
Coaching and Development
G-Spot Squash: Tony Griffin joins Squash Mad
Coaching book is spot-on about joining up so many little segments that make the perfect swing
By TONY GRIFFIN - Squash Mad Coaching Columnist
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Harrity and Blatchford take out US champions
Reigning US champions fall to Olivia Blatchford and Todd HarrityÂ
By Squash Mad Reporter (courtesy of US Squash)
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Second-seeded Olivia Blatchford and Todd Harrity...
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Tom Richards hands it to his opponent
Local hero Richie Fallows wins fiery fifth to set up last-eight clash with Eddie Charlton
By TIM GARNER at Dulwich
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Top seed Tom Richards was...
Coaching and Development
Are coaches talking a different language?
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Coaches: Are you talking another language to the players you teach?
By NEAL BROOKER - Squash Mad Columnist
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As a squash coach and personal trainer...
Interviews
Squash Mad Interview: 11 Points With Lyell Fuller
Meet the only man in squash sponsored by a pub chain
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By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor
Lyell Fuller meets Ben Coleman in a special...
Coaching and Development
Danny Massaro on pushy parents and a blame culture that hurts our children
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Understand the difference between inspiration and motivation (and always defuse tension with a laugh)
By DANNY MASSARO - Squash Mad Coaching Columnist
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Staring through the back-wall...
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Nicol David aims for sixth British Open title
Laura Massaro and Raneem El Welily out to stop Nicol David from adding to her haul of silverware in Hull
By HOWARD HARDING - Squash...
Fun Stuff
What women want: Equal prize money!
International Women's Day backs lobby for equal prize money
By SCARLETT SMITH - Squash Mad Correspondent
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Female squash players joined British Open sponsor Dr. Allam as they took...
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Elshorbagy meets Willstrop in British opener
Willstrop provides Hull of a battle for world No.1 Mohamed Elshorbagy in British Open first round
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By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor
As former world No.1 James...
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Can he win it? Yes he Kan
Raphael shows artistic talent as he brushes off Meguid in Seattle
By NATHAN CLARKE
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German World No.50 Raphael Kandra celebrated his first PSA World Tour...
Interviews
Interview: 11 Points With Ben Coleman
Ben looks forward to Canary Wharf wild card shoot-out in front of a big crowd at London's top venue
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Donna Urquhart dazzles again in Seattle
Comeback queen Donna Urquhart celebrates Seattle success
By HOWARD HARDING  - Squash Mad Correspondent
Australia's Donna Urquhart, a former world No.13 plagued by injuries for the past two...
Coaching and Development
Nick Matthew and Nicol David driven by hunger to win
Great champions are often revered more in hindsight than when they are actually playing, especially if, in the twilight of their careers, they slip down the rankings. However, in squash, we have two magnificent, enduring champions in Nick Matthew and Nicol David.
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Emma Beddoes soars to St Louis success
Emma Beddoes beats Egyptian Kanzy to win biggest tour title in St Louis
By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad Correspondent
England's Emma Beddoes celebrated the tenth -...
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Ben Coleman and Lyell Fuller in Canary Wharf shoot-out
Pre-final clash earns winner a wild card into next year's main draw at Canary Wharf
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By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor
The Canary Wharf Squash Classic...