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What Nick Did Next

What Nick Did Next

Foundation 'A Fresh Start' For England Legend

Official Recognition For A Bastion Of Our Grassroots Game

Official Recognition For A Bastion Of Our Grassroots Game

LevelTech — the technology innovator that powers SquashLevels — has been recognised for its impact

1996: Inside the Lion’s Den

1996: Inside the Lion’s Den

Paul Johnson and playing at the Pyramids in 1996

1996: The Night Squash Learned to Dream Bigger

1996: The Night Squash Learned to Dream Bigger

How one extraordinary week beneath the Pyramids changed the sport forever

1996: 30 Years Of Perfection

1996: 30 Years Of Perfection

A journey through 30 years at the Pyramids

1999: The Egyptian Revolution Begins

1999: The Egyptian Revolution Begins

In October 1999, against the backdrop of Cairo’s historic skyline, a revolution unfolded on the squash court.

2008: The Night Egypt’s Women Redefined Squash

2008: The Night Egypt’s Women Redefined Squash

In 2008 Egypt's leading women had an opportunity to rewrite the sport’s history on home soil and etch their names onto squash’s biggest stage

1996: The Sons Of Egypt

1996: The Sons Of Egypt

How Ahmed Barada, Hosni Mubarak and Amr Shabana converged to change squash forever

1996: The First Match

1996: The First Match

Before anyone knew that the first Al-Ahram International would become one of the most influential tournaments in the sport’s history. There was simply a squash match.

1996: A Truly Egyptian Affair

1996: A Truly Egyptian Affair

What a tournament! What a venue! What a huge boost for the game of squash!

Lucas Serme: Squash's Latest Flag Switcher

Lucas Serme: Squash's Latest Flag Switcher

Former pro Lucas Serme discusses moving from France to Czechia

Elise Romba: I Agree With The Cynics — I'm One Of Them!

Elise Romba: I Agree With The Cynics — I'm One Of Them!

Elise Romba is not the first squash player in history to switch nationalities and she most certainly won't be the last

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