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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 25, 2014Women’s world team title top seeds faced tough selection task By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad Correspondent Egypt are seeded to retain their title in next week’s SHOP.CA WSF Women...
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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 25, 2014Vicki Cardwell: A passion for squash runs through the veins of a great champion who returned to the world tour after two children Since moving to Melbourne four years ago I have had the...
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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 25, 2014Kuwait’s Ammar Altamimi leads by two games before Karim’s comeback in Dubai By Squash Mad Reporter After narrowly avoiding crashing out of the competition at the first hurdle against...
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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 25, 2014From Yale student to WSA Tour pro, Millie makes her mark in New York By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad Correspondent Successive upsets over seeds – including the top two – in the...
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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 25, 2014Hosts face huge battles with Malaysia, USA and Mexico in World Team Championship By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad Correspondent Canada will be fielding one of its youngest-ever teams as the hosts...
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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 24, 2014Boast and drive as Canadian beats top seed Martin Knight By Squash Mad Reporter Canadian number two seed Shawn Delierre defeated 2013 runner-up Martin Knight on home-soil to earn his second PSA World...
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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 24, 2014Egyptian fights back to beat Pakistan’s Fahran Zaman after losing first two games in Dubai Cup By Squash Mad Reporter Top seed Karim Abdel Gawad came close to a shock exit against Farhan Zaman...
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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 22, 2014Malaysian number three Delia Arnold gets a confidence booster just ahead of the Women’s World Team Championship By ALEX WAN – Squash Mad Asian Bureau Editor Malaysia’s Delia Arnold ended...
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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 22, 2014Referees get an App as Howe Cup moves with the times, and there are lots of hot moves on the dance floor as always By CHARLOTTE RICHMOND – Squash Mad Reporter The Howe Cup maintained its...
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by Alan Thatcher on Nov 22, 2014Drama 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 CHRIS HANEBURY of Serious Squash The stage was set...
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