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Now seems like a great time to write about a topic I’ve been thinking about for the last few months. I want to champion...

It is the most eagerly anticipated part of the draw in any major championship and the British Open quarter-finals are upon us at last. Yet...

Lisa Opie, the 1991 British Open champion, believes that her modern day ‘Brit girl’ successors do not face the same pressure to win the...

Having a balanced view of squash’s most schismatic star Mostafa Asal is impossible. He polarises opinion like no other player in the game’s history....

The three-time world champion spoke to Squash Mad on squash's biggest controversy and says no one is winning from the World No.1's divisive fan...

JAMIE ABBOTT, co-founder of squash data business Cross Court Analytics, crunches the numbers on refereeing decisions in the men’s and women’s games. Two feisty rivalries,...

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

Former Australian world champion Michelle Martin has long since battled to save squash courts from meddling councils and developers with little interest in the...

I attended the recent British Junior Open in Birmingham and came away with many observations which caused me concern. But let me begin with...

Twelve years ago last month, I watched from non-plastic, comfy seats in Rotterdam’s spacious Luxor Theatre as Nick Matthew defended his world title on...

COMMENT by ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) The decline of squash is just like global warming. The evidence is staring us in the face, but...

By ROD BANNISTER (Squash Mad Correspondent) Build it and they will come was certainly a relevant clarion call when it came to the New Zealand...

By MIKE DALE  Padel’s extraordinary boom reminds many of us old enough to remember a similar explosion in another rebound racket sport in the 1970s...

‘I have never seen anything like this before – the louder the better, the drunker the better, it’s amazing,’ says Tesni Evans EXCLUSIVE By JEROME...

EXCLUSIVE by ROD GILMOUR in Doha The Q Terminals Qatar Classic may be the first tournament back where coaches are allowed in players’ corners, but...

Experience, consistency and composure from James Willstrop and Declan James brought us another gold in the doubles By NICK MATTHEW (Squash Mad Special Columnist) England’s blend...

EXCLUSIVE by ROD GILMOUR (Squash Mad Correspondent) The BBC has assured squash fans of coverage of their sport after an outpouring of dissatisfaction at no...

‘Asal is every bit as single-minded as Jahangir,’ says Aussie legend Hunt EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY RJ MITCHELL (Squash Mad Correspondent) GEOFF HUNT has revealed that Mostafa...

‘Pandemic helped me to focus on new ideas to help this great game of squash to bounce back’ By LEE WITHAM (Squash Mad Correspondent) Yesterday we...

‘As Rodney Martin said, it was no good the referee telling Gohar to effectively play the ball by awarding a no-let in this situation...

‘We had a low point in August but worked hard to engage with members, especially those who didn’t renew,’ says popular chair John Shaw By...

‘Squash has taken so many wrong turns during the 50-year cycle of life I have observed here in North America, one of them being...

We were unlucky with the weather but we need more events like this to raise the profile of our sport By ROBERT EBERHARD (Squash Mad...

‘He is one of the most distinguished masters of the game,’ says Black Ball CEO Mohamed Raef By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) Mohamed ElShorbagy deserves...

‘I have always had great support from England Squash and as a British citizen I will give it my all playing under the English...

I learned a lot about the game from interviews with stars and key squash figures By DANIEL GOTHARD (Squash Mad Correspondent) I am Daniel Gothard, a...

‘I left because I was treated differently as a woman and paid less than the men’ By NICKY HORN (Squash Mad Correspondent) Andre Agassi once said:...

Joel Makin will go flat out to prove a point if he meets Mostafa Asal in El Gouna EXCLUSIVE: By NICK MATTHEW HISTORY was made in...

‘He showed quality and character to bounce back after losing 3-0 to Paul Coll in British Open final’ says Jansher EXCLUSIVE By RJ Mitchell JANSHER KHAN...

‘Having French legend Gregory Gaultier in his corner is a shrewd move for Mohamed’ SQUASH MAD EXCLUSIVE By RJ Mitchell JANSHER KHAN believes that Mohamed El...

Karim’s Cairo carnival of squash raises the bar after months of innovative planning By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor)  Karim Darwish is one of the key...

Having downgraded squash, LifeTime aims to build 600-700 pickleball courts across USA By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) As Covid regulations are being relaxed in many...

Squash Mad’s post-Covid analysis of the state of the game By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor A global review of the effects on squash caused...

By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor Mohamed ElShorbagy is the latest Egyptian squash superstar to comment on political issues involving the Arab world and...

By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor When discussing mental health issues, those of us involved in squash for many decades will recall the tragic...

Crucial time for international players to hit peak form ahead of Birmingham By NICK MATTHEW I am really excited by the prospect of some high-quality...

Squash Oz celebrates as Bendigo is chosen as Games venue By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor Many squash federations breathed a collective sigh of relief...

New format trials eight teams of male and female players from the same nation By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor The PSA’s new marketing division...

England Squash strategy calls for a radical advance in equality, inclusion and diversity By ANNA VAUGHAN-HAWKINS – Squash Mad Guest Blogger The Greek philosopher Heraclitus is quoted...

Conquering Kiwi is a fitting face to front campaigns that can raise the profile of the game the world over By ALAN THATCHER - Squash...