Chris Truswell is the man tasked with ensuring squash's Olympic debut goes off without a hitch.

Mike Dale meets Joe Magor, whose hugely popular graded tournaments are reviving the UK's amateur scene

I killed a game. And now I have helped bring it back to life. 

A young squash start-up in Manchester are trying to change the way club outreach works

For most of squash’s professional history, nationality was remarkably uncomplicated. Now, with LA28, it is changing

A look inside China's new 22-court national centre

How one year – and one decision – brought Henri Saniez back to squash, and to himself

Squash is finding a new home in New York City

Marking squash matches has barely changed since the sport's heyday in the 70s: indecipherable players' names written at the top of a sheet of paper

There are, on the surface, few environments more different than a squash court and a chapel.

A new cohort of young French squash players have tried their hand at refereeing

China's emergence as a major force in global squash is now a case of when, not if.