Founded in 1971, Squash Player is the sport’s longest-standing editorial home.
Our heritage isn’t nostalgia - it’s access, accountability and the trust to tell the game as it truly is.
We bring together leading writers, illustrators and photographers to explore squash from grassroots grit to world-final heat - the craft, the culture, the people.
Dive into smart reporting, hand-picked features and long reads, plus clear coaching guides to help you play better and more.
Explore the latest below.
Editor's Desk
Selected news, features and standout articles from Squash Player Magazine
A long way from moscow
How squash — and a dash of Cold War theatre — helped Valerii Fedoruk escape one world and start again in another
Be The Change
The Man Who’s Ripping Up Squash’s Rulebook
The first world champion
The fantastic story of Heather McKay
Long Reads
Stories to enjoy in comfort
30 Years Of Hurt
Charting squash's long, long road to LA28
Korean Conundrum
Picture this: a system so generous it pays home-grown squash players a comfortable six-figure salary to grace the courts in a premier domestic competition
The China Effect
In a nation that thrives on the roar of the crowd and the spectacle of victory, the rise of squash has been a whisper.
Latest News
News, Views, Insight and more from around the squash world
Gohar: "I love breaking stereotypes"
Motherhood does not appear to have softened the ferocity of Nouran Gohar's ambition. Despite dirty diapers, fractured sleep patterns and doubting voices, her focus is clear: 'I will return to world no.1.'
StayInIt: Graduate League Squash
What happens when the U.S. College experience is over? Step into the world of the Graduate League Squash
Wonderful Woodliffe
Mark Woodliffe's recent World Masters wins set new records, defied repeated medical setbacks and continued an extraordinary family legacy.
Rooney: "One More Crack"
Patrick Rooney has vowed to give the PSA Squash Tour "one more crack" after contemplating his future as a pro squash player at the end of last season.
Subramaniam On The Road To Gold
With her ticket to LA now booked, Subramaniam will spend the next 21 months focusing fully on creating her next chapter of Olympic history.
The Game
From game plans, to tactics and technique - articles to help you get more out of your game
The Game: Anatomy of a squash court
While it may look small on the TV screens, the squash court is a deceptively large playing area
The Game: A Load Of Balls
However, for the uninitiated, the world of squash balls is far from straight forward.
The Game: Squash Rackets Explained
Having the correct weapon in hand can make all the difference when it comes to crunch time on court,
The Game: A Short History Of Squash
Squash is believed to have been invented at Harrow School around the 1830s
The Game: The Basic Rules of Squash
Understanding the basic rules and scoring is crucial for anyone looking to play squash, whether recreationally or competitively.
