Once upon a time, a squash enthusiast wanted to make a short film

Mike Dale speaks to squash's most outspoken podcast host and rounds up the sport's best audio treats

In our regular series exploring squash players' off-court passions, Mike Dale discovers Gregoire Marche practising a different type of swing

As squash prepares for life on the Olympic stage, US Squash is turning to Squash57 in an effort to grow the game beyond its traditional base.

Should players be allowed to receive coaching during matches? It's a debate that has filled plenty of airtime and column inches across several sports.

How Hania El Hammamy Learned to Win Differently

Seif Refaay was the standout name among the horde of Egyptians that dominated the 100th anniversary edition of the British Junior Open.

Ada Margo Marglewska is developing Capsule Piezoelectric Courts – the world's first squash courts that generate energy from every movement of the players.

As squash's prestigious British Junior Open prepares to enter its 100th year, it's a natural moment to look back through the tournament's roll of honou

Mariam Eissa is unarguably one of the hottest prospects on England's junior squash scene

Adam Hawal, a likeable 17-year-old from Cairo, has grown up in the relentless talent factory that is the Egyptian junior squash system.

Ukrainian squash pioneer Alina Bushma on her ascent up the PSA rankings and missing family back home.