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by Alan Thatcher on Jul 28, 2022By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) Tesni Evans is the latest squash star to be selected as a flag-bearer as she joins cyclist Geraint Thomas to share the duties for Wales in tonight’s Commonwealth...
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by Alan Thatcher on Jul 28, 2022‘I wasn’t expecting this and am in complete shock,’ says Grinham By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) Australia’s Rachael Grinham is the latest squash player to be announced as a flag bearer for...
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by Alan Thatcher on Jul 27, 2022By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) World No.60 Millie Tomlinson of England battled past compatriot Grace Gear (World 59) to take the inaugural Canterbury Women’s Open title. Tomlinson beat Gear by...
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by Alan Thatcher on Jul 27, 2022By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) Commonwealth Games women’s singles top seed Joelle King has been selected as a joint flag-bearer for New Zealand in tomorrow’s opening ceremony. Three-time...
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by Alan Thatcher on Jul 27, 2022By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) The 2022 Commonwealth Games begins in Birmingham tomorrow. The five squash competitions (men’s and women’s singles plus men’s, women’s and mixed doubles) will...
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by Alan Thatcher on Jul 27, 2022‘I enjoyed the whole week in Alabama and especially the closing ceremony which starred Lionel Ritchie’ By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) With the Commonwealth Games approaching fast, and young...
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by Alan Thatcher on Jul 26, 2022Kijan Sultana flies the flag for Malta at Thursday’s opening ceremony alongside sisters Colette and Lijana By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) Back in June, Squash Mad correspondent Nitesh Square...
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Commonwealth Games Countdown: Now it gets real as the squash players arrive at the athletes’ village
by Alan Thatcher on Jul 26, 2022A fun look back at some magical memories from Manchester and Glasgow By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) Excitement is building as the Commonwealth Games 2022 squash tournament draws nearer. The... -
by Alan Thatcher on Jul 25, 2022By JANE BALL (Squash Mad Reporter) English duo Sam Todd and Torrie Malik claimed the British Junior Open titles after overcoming tough opponents on finals day at The Park Club in Nottingham. Todd...
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by Alan Thatcher on Jul 24, 2022Hassan Khalil meets top seed Sam Todd in all-English men’s final By JANE BALL (Squash Mad Reporter) Sussex’s Torrie Malik scored a big upset on semi-finals day at the 2022 British Junior Open as she...
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