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Lyell’s wish comes true after drawing Matthew in British Nationals first round Teenager Lyell Fuller will attempt to cause the biggest upset in Men’s British National Championship history on Wednesday after drawing defending champion and top seed Nick Matthew in the first round at the National Squash Centre in Manchester. Lyell, who battled past Patrick [...]
Matthew topples Ashour in 90-minute thriller to win fourth Swedish title World number one Nick Matthew won a thrilling five-game final against Egyptian top seed Ramy Ashour to win his fourth Swedish Open title at Linköping. Matthew, 33, narrowly lost an epic first-game battle but stormed back to take the next two to move within one game [...]
Harvard hammer Brown to capture the men’s and women’s Ivy League titles The Harvard men’s team and top-ranked women’s side completed an Ivy League title double with stunning whitewashes at the Murr Center on Sunday. The men’s team thrashed Brown to claim its second consecutive Ivy League championship and the 36th title in their history, [...]
Matthew shows who’s number one but Ashour is hungry for Swede taste of glory Nick Matthew won the bragging rights in the battle of the world number ones to advance into the final of the Swedish Open at the expense [...]
Squash legends unite as Cassie Thomas interviews Michelle Martin Exclusive Interview by CASSIE THOMAS – Squash Mad Columnist In 1999, 15 years ago Australian Squash Legend Michelle Martin retired from the game. I remember this day very clearly as I [...]
Matthew honoured at the Commonwealth Games England Champions Club Triple world champion Nick Matthew was awarded Best Male by the Commonwealth Games England Champions Club at a glittering ceremony held in Central London. The inaugural event, hosted at the the Marriot London Grosvenor Square [...]
Squash’s great ambassador targets more titles in a busy year ahead By LEE HORTON – Squash Mad Chief Reporter Nicol David exited New York last weekend with a smile the size of Brooklyn Bridge. Her first Tournament of Champions title and [...]
New WSA board turn to Tommy Berden to grow Women’s Tour By LEE HORTON – Squash Mad Chief Reporter TOP Dutch promoter Tommy Berden has stepped in to help the WSA regroup and grow the women’s World Tour. Berden, who [...]
Au’s seed cull comes to a crashing end as Nicol shows who’s boss in Cleveland By MICHAEL CATLING – Squash Mad Chief Reporter WORLD number one Nicol David produced another imperious display to end qualifier Annie Au’s fairtytale run at the [...]
Acting WSA Tour Director Suzie Pierrepont leaves less than two weeks after new board is announced Exclusive by LEE HORTON – Squash Mad Chief Reporter Suzie Pierrepont, the WSA’s acting Tour Director, is the latest big name no longer working [...]
Au survives marathon match to book final showdown with David By MICHAEL CATLING – Squash Mad Chief Reporter Qualifier Annie Au claimed an unexpected place in the Cleveland Classic final, after securing her third successive upset this week with a [...]
Entente cordiale as England and France share PSA top spot By LEE HORTON – Squash Mad Chief Reporter Gregory Gaultier has joined Nick Matthew at the top of the PSA rankings, the first time the number one spot has been [...]
A penny for Darwish and Golan’s thoughts as Gaultier and Matthew complete ‘Group of Death’ for Richmond round robin By MICHAEL CATLING – Squash Mad Chief Reporter Triple World champion Nick Matthew has been drawn in the same group as [...]
Let your voice be heard: You can make a difference to our sport By the Squash Mad Team What do all these have in common: the Australian Open tennis, the Tournament of Champions squash, spoilt brats on court, the appointment [...]
Mo-town magic as Elshorbagy shows he’s a Detroit winner By JAMES HAWKINS – Squash Mad Correspondent Egypt’s Mohamed Elshorbagy outlasted Englishman Peter Barker in a marathon Motor City Open final to become only the second player after Canadian legend Jonathon [...]
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