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by Alan Thatcher on Oct 1, 2022By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) England’s Nick Wall took just 14 minutes to win through to the second round of the Oracle NetSuite Open in San Francisco. The best-of-three format in this PSA...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 30, 2022By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) Mohamed ElShorbagy and Sarah-Jane Perry will team up for England in the new Nations Cup tournament being launched in New Zealand in November. ElShorbagy recently...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 30, 2022By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) Nick Matthew is travelling from Yorkshire down to Sussex today to spearhead the launch of interactiveSQUASH at Crowborough Tennis and Squash Club. Three-times...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 30, 2022‘I saw death first-hand, witnessing countless people depart the planet on my watch’ EXCLUSIVE by ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) Some of my happiest squash adventures involved working with TV...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 28, 2022EXCLUSIVE by ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) The ASB GlassFloor used on court during the CIB Egyptian Open received glowing praise from world champion Ali Farag, who won his third tournament title...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 28, 2022By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) England’s Mohamed ElShorbagy and Sarah-Jane Perry are seeded to meet home favourites Paul Coll and Joelle King in the finals of the 2022 New Zealand Open, the...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 27, 2022INTERVIEW by MIKE DALE Squash Mad caught up with Nele Gilis on her return from the CIB Egyptian Open to talk about her fabulous victory in Nantes, the experience of facing sister Tinne, life at...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 27, 2022By Jérôme Elhaïk (Squash Mad Correspondent) Launched in 2021, the Green Squash Tour will be back from October 26. With five events instead of four – Bordeaux will be joining Lagord, Niort, Angers...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 26, 2022Farag stays on top of the rankings as El Hammamy sets her sights on becoming No.1 By ALAN THATCHER (Squash Mad Editor) and SIMON DENT (PSA) Egypt’s authority over world squash was once again...
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by Alan Thatcher on Sep 23, 2022They say necessity is the mother of invention, and the idiom has certainly proved true for Ahad Raza. When Covid-19 wiped out his squash coaching income overnight, he switched on his laptop and...
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