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.

When Sally Archibald first picked up a squash racket as an adult, she encountered a problem familiar to many newcomers to the sport.

Have you heard of Jumbo Doubles? James Zug explores the favoured version of squash doubles in Asia 

Performance Builds You. Location Breaks You

The beginning of squash's journey to Olympic status can be traced back to the work of "charming, witty and utterly dedicated" Ted Walbutton, who died on 5 June aged 86.

The global squash community is being invited to Amsterdam on 18-20 September 2026 for the inaugural Global Squash Festival

Squash's extraordinary Malik family are the subject of a sports documentary that will be pitched to major broadcast and streaming platforms in the run-up to LA28.

A long-standing community of squash players at David Lloyd Leeds say they feel “betrayed” and “cast aside” after being informed that the club’s squash courts are set to be converted for padel with less than two weeks’ notice.