One day in the summer of 2019, 17-year-old Louie Martin started to feel unwell. His hiatus from the squash court turned out to be horrifically long and arduous.

David Maier has an Olympic dream — and not even two heart operations is going to stop him believing

It’s a question that squash has been asking itself for the last 30 years: how can we revive declining participation in the world’s clubs?

“When I stepped on to a squash court, I really felt the connection,”

How China’s Quiet Revolution Could Redefine the Future of Squash

“I turned completely yellow and had liver failure. I went from fine to in a coma and into surgery within six days. It was incredibly quick."

Sally Archibald still remembers the feeling of standing outside the squash courts, determined to play, but as a young woman, the path seemed obscured by a sport she describes as “inward-looking.” 

Guido Grassi went from getting his physical, mental and social health boosted each day by sports to being bound to a wheelchair. 

A blueprint to increasing squash's popularity?

It’s often said of referees: ‘They’ve never played the game, what do they know?’

Mike Dale looks at the latest outdoor squash prototype that’s promising to lead our sport into a brighter future

Good things are happening in the Dublin squash scene.