News, Views, Insight and more from around the squash world
Asian Games: Eain Yow NG
Few Malaysian athletes can boast as much big-ticket experience and know-how in absorbing pressure as Eian Yow.
Asian Games: Satomi Watanabe
The winner of the women's squash final at the Asian Games will be the first player to guarantee their place in the LA28 draw. It will be an historic moment, and, for Watanabe, it would take place in front of hordes of friends, family and partisan spectators.
Squash at LA28: the impact runs deep
"It's changed my life, without a doubt," says seven-time Austrian national champion Jacqueline Peychar of LA28.
Strong and Silent
From a special school in Peshawar to her first PSA Tour title in Australia, Sana Bahadar is building a career in squash against obstacles that would have stopped many before they started.
Three Seconds to Sell
In the world of social media, three seconds may be all the time squash has to sell itself
Squashbusters — 'The club without a club'
SQUASHBUSTERS - A Polish League which must surely have the most impressive array of prizes in the world for an amateur squash competition.
Off Court, On Course
A world cup match, no sleep, a triathlon and the competitive spirit - all in a day's work for Swiss Rocket Nikki Mueller
Stewart’s Different Kind Of Swing
Former Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Rory Stewart will be coaching a different kind of straight drive after making the decision to end his career on the PSA Squash Tour.
The Terminator Returns
After a year away from competition, Nouran Gohar is making her return to the PSA Squash Tour - and will compete as a mother for the first time












