Greg Lobban has never felt more certain about where he belongs. It’s not on a squash court.

Young female squash players in Pakistan have plenty of hurdles to overcome en route to success — but to be deaf and mute adds layers of challenge and complexity that would put many off even trying.

Lindsay-Jane Ackers has become the first female captain in the 111-year history of Aberdeen Squash and Racketball Club.

Meet Egypt’s pioneering Game Changer - Dr. Samiha

Somewhere in the early hours, beneath Cairo’s sodium haze and after the last shuttle bus had long since left, Malak Khafagy was standing at baggage claim.

The fantastic story of Heather McKay

Meet Ramit Tandon - the 32-year-old swapped Wall Street for the squash court six years ago.

 

Brian Hammett’s eyesight was so bad that he was unable to drive a car or ride a bike for over a decade – but six months ago squash saved him.

Josh Taylor On His New US Project

From Issue 24.2 Back in March, the biggest brands, leaders, athletes and influencers of the racket sports world converged on the gigantic Miami Beach Convention Center in Florida for an...

The Frenchman took the brave decision to go through eye surgery after his appearance at the TOC in New York in January to help finally cure the Astigmatism and Myopia that has caused him to suffer from blurred vision since his childhood.