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Ramy 'feels' every shot and every situation, that's what makes him probably the greatest player in the history of the game By RICHARD MILLMAN -...

Drama in Doha as Ramy Ashour battles through the pain barrier to beat world number one Mohamed Elshorbagy 14-12 in the fifth TACTICAL ANALYSIS by...

Coaching is like baking a cake: You never mention the basic ingredients By MIKE DALE - Squash Mad Chief Reporter, UK Bureau In his second exclusive...

WSF pins hopes on IOC review of flawed voting process The World Squash Federation (WSF) say that squash is ready to "walk through the door"...

By FREDDY RAMIREZ, Editor of Restrung Magazine This year (2014) both the Delaware Investments US Open Squash Championships and the United Healthcare United States Open...

Squash and brains gets promising Malaysian youngster Yong Sue Ann into Harvard By ALEX WAN - Squash Mad Asian Bureau Editor For many years now, the...

Magical memories as the Scottish crowd lifts us beyond our dreams  By STUART CRAWFORD - courtesy of Scottish Squash It’s now two months since the Commonwealth...

The pain and pleasure of mixing it on court with the top guys (it hurts) By  CASS R. SUNSTEiN - Squash Mad Guest Correspondent (courtesy...

My mate Fi has high hopes for England squash and her beloved Liverpool It has been a while since I have done an 11-points interview...

Hard-hitting Egyptian adds flair and fire to build faith in his destiny By JOEL DURSTON    If the current top 11 squash players were to make up a...

By ALEX WAN, Squash Mad Asia Bureau On a Sunday afternoon where most of the local folks are out spending time with families or merely...

Glass Courts and The Future of Squash By ALEX WILLIAMS   Having recently visited Hong Kong to set up my Blade distribution network, and needing my thirst...

I feel for Nick, James, Ramy and Joelle as they battle back to peak condition Injuries unfortunately are a part of playing sport. Whether you...

Squash legend dies soon after celebrating his 100th birthday   The great Hashim Khan has passed away, just one month after celebrating what was believed to...

A-Z of the Commonwealth Games Part Two: Pain and medals, parties and music Alan Thatcher continues his guide to the Games, with highlights from all...

Squash shone like gold on the big stage in Glasgow If there was ever any doubt that squash shouldn't be part of the Olympics then...

Proclaimers whip up the crowds as glorious Glasgow hosts a Golden Games for Scotland Time to reflect on the Golden Games of Glasgow, with a...

Glasgow triumph was a dream come true for Indian doubles pair India's No 1 squash player Dipika Pallikal felt that she and her doubles partner...

Hallmark Events Group to handle presentation and sponsorship The Women's Squash Association (WSA) has finalised a major long-term agreement with Hallmark Events Group to stage...

Scotland's Braveheart hero plays through the pain barrier in Glasgow Games SQUASH MAD EXCLUSIVE Braveheart hero Harry Leitch played through the pain barrier to compete in...

Royal visitors and battles for medals made the 2002 Games so special Cassie Thomas continues her Commonwealth Games Countdown with more memories of Manchester in...

Stars demand a unified approach to boost the sport's Olympic bid By Squash Mad Correspondent Two leading squash players have called for the PSA and the...

Rousing World Cup patriotism should be mirrored in squash ... and racquetball Hands up, who wasn't thrilled by the performance of the USA in a...

Coaches can learn from the honesty of pros like Jonathan Kemp and Steve Finitsis  By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Comment My mind has been wandering...

Team England move on from Malaysia to Manchester Cassie Thomas continues her Commonwealth Games countdown with a look back at the opening ceremony ahead...

Wonderful memories of the athletes' village in KL as squash made its debut With the Commonwealth Games just under two months away the excitement is...

Hull lot of wonderful memories of the world's greatest tournament  Ever since I was a junior I have loved the British Open. It started when...

Ex-England captain runs thriving junior program in the Big Apple When the time comes to hang up the racket from the professional tour it can...

  Cover girls who give squash and racquetball a massive profile By FREDDY RAMIREZ - Editor of Restrung Magazine   I just want to point you to a...

Review of Nick Matthew's book: Sweating Blood, My Life in Squash By WILL GENS - Squash Mad Correspondent On a 20-hour flight to Malaysia recently I...

I was the Pom outsider on the night of Aussie legends! Squash has given me many things over the years. An opportunity to travel the...

Essex youngster gets special date at the Shabana Stortford Shootout Egyptian Amr Shabana has added his praise for the sporting behavior shown by young Essex...

PSA hope Islamabad event will provide a springboard for squash in troubled nation By Squash Mad Correspondent Pakistan is set to host it's first high level...

Hats off to Todd Bowden for making Moorabbin such a busy squash base It is always frustrating when you read about squash clubs closing or...

Truth and Rumours: Matthew plans April move to Scotland as Prince stars get their laces in a twist By JOE McMANUS - Squash Mad Guest...

Nicol David shares moments of joy and despair at losing the world title in her home town By ALEX WAN  - Squash Mad Malaysian Correspondent Nicol...

Goodwill hunting pays off for Drew Boy as he builds up PSA database  By MIKE DALE - Squash Mad Columnist He’s familiar to Squash TV viewers...

PSA to come down hard on ugly stoppages SQUASH MAD COMMENT The new PSA Referees’ Director, Lee Drew, is determined to stamp his mark on the...

Record crowds as Penang showcases the sport in fine style Cassie Thomas was the last English winner of the Women's World Open in 1999. Here...

Squash Ezine: Your weekly fill of truth, rumours and hot gossip By JOE McMANUS - Squash Mad Guest Columnist Dramatic news from Drexel University, home of...