Growing the game

Squash’s history in bite-sized chunks <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, October 14th 2017, In celebration of World Squash Day, The East Coast...

By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad International Correspondent   France's Minister of Sport Laura Flessel, hosted by French Squash Federation president Jean Denis Barbet, has visited...

Annual rush as fans clamour for tickets to London’s top tournament <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor The Canary Wharf Squash Classic is one of...

Double the fun says Cam Pilley The world’s leading squash players are encouraging every club on the planet to open their doors to support World...

‘Our aim is to sustain all aspects of the game’ says Keir Worth By DONNA HELMER and ALAN THATCHER   England Squash has been awarded a...

First round and quarter-finals will trial shorter match format at the East Wintergarden By ALAN THATCHER and NATHAN CLARKE   The Professional Squash Association have today confirmed that...

Laura and Nick urge clubs to get involved to grow the game <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor England’s leading squash players are encouraging every...

Men’s and women’s events in Islamabad in December By ALAN THATCHER   Pakistan will host professional squash tournaments for the first time since January between December...

PSA Foundation Partners With Off The Wall Squash By SEAN REUTHE - PSA World Tour   The Professional Squash Association Foundation (PSA Foundation) have agreed a...

‘Partnership was a key objective’ says WSF chief Jacques Fontaine By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad International Correspondent   The Professional Squash Association (PSA) and World...

Jahangir welcomes new events in Islamabad By SEAN REUTHE   The Professional Squash Association (PSA) have confirmed that they are sanctioning two PSA World Tour events...

New move to grow squash By ELLIE MAWSON    The Professional Squash Association Foundation (PSAF) have announced a partnership with England Squash and Rackets Cubed that...

$5.8m for 220 events on World Tour By SEAN REUTHE    The total level of financial compensation for squash players on the PSA World Tour was...

Look East to see the biggest growth in squash By ROSANNA RADLINSKA-TYMA - Squash Mad European Correspondent   The reason for checking the ESF junior events calendar since...

Gregory Gaultier and Camille Serme are PSA Players Of The Year By NATHAN CLARKE in Dubai   There was double delight for France at the 2016-17...

‘People spat at me and insulted me’ says former professional player who came out in 1997 EXCLUSIVE: By ALEXIA CLONDA   The revelation in an interview...

‘If it helps just one person then it’s worth doing’ By NATHAN CLARKE Former World No.1 Rachael Grinham and former World No.2 Jenny Duncalf have...

Gaultier's golden run is down to being relaxed and confident <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor Top coach Bradley Hindle is gaining a reputation as...

Nick Matthew Academy Masterclasses to launch in UK after PSA World Series Finals in Dubai <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor Nick Matthew is getting...

David Palmer and Sarah Fitz-Gerald lead coaching talks By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad International Correspondent   The World Squash Federation has confirmed that Colombia will host...

World Tour seeks global sponsor By SEAN REUTHE   The Professional Squash Association (PSA) have today announced an agreement with New York City-based sports and entertainment...

Squash Classroom project backed by Australia’s sporting diplomacy policy By Squash Australia   The Pakistan Squash Federation has launched a new development initiative in collaboration with...

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...

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...

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,...

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

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...

An Olympic place is key to the growth of squash says Ryan <!-- --> By MARK KELLY, Squash Mad Ireland Correspondent Irish squash legend Derek Ryan, a former...

Global update for court builders By HOWARD HARDING   The World Squash Federation has extensively updated its specifications for squash courts, featuring various new clauses and...

Front wall gamers win best new product award By NATHAN CLARKE   Fun With Balls GmbH, the company behind Interactive Squash, a German-based initiative hoping to...

Wimbledon Club hosts urban squash programme to help kids from Battersea By a Special Correspondent   The Squash Squared Cup on Saturday 10th December this year...

Young stars descend on Edinburgh By ALLAN McKAY    January 2017. Not far away. Just when the good folk of Edinburgh were planning to tidy up...

Former star is on the ball, growing the game in India By ALAN THATCHER Squash in India is being given a massive injection of energy thanks...

Join the fight to save the healthiest of all sports <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor It was wonderful to see Britain’s national newspapers present the...

Top seed Mohamed ElShorbagy so keen to win at Weybridge By SEAN REUTHE    The title sponsor of the upcoming Channel VAS Championship at St George’s...

Tribute to the busiest man in squash <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor When you are invited to a special function to name a court in...

James aims for St George’s thrill By SEAN REUTHE   Former World No.1 James Willstrop is looking forward to appearing on home soil during December’s Channel...

  East Wintergarden tickets are snapped up inside five weeks The 2017 Canary Wharf Squash Classic is again a complete sell-out, five months ahead of the...

Danny Lee lifts St George’s Hill prize fund to $100k <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor World number one Mohamed Elshorbagy leads a star-studded field...

BBC World News salutes Jahangir Khan <!-- --> By Alan Thatcher, Squash Mad Editor I enjoyed visiting the BBC command centre in Portland Place, London, to discuss...