New Zealand’s Campbell Grayson has decided it’s time to retire from professional squash …
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The Next Number One …
Raneem El Welily looks at the contenders for her recently-vacated women’s world number one spot …
Read moreHo Tze Lok looking for improved confidence
Hong Kong’s Ho Tze Lok talks to PSA ahead of the tour resumption World No.43 Ho Tze Lok has admitted that in order to get
Read moreDavid Palmer : where are the American men ?
Palmer on The Show Court : Australian legend David Palmer talks about his career, his coaching at Cornell University, and how the U.S. is ramping up …
Read moreMovement in the front corners with Jesse Engelbrecht
In part one of this new series, Jesse Engelbrecht returns to court with some live coaching with Emma, concentrating particularly on movement in the front backhand …
Read moreRory looking to replicate Scotland form
Rory Stewart is determined to replicate his Scotland form on the PSA Tour when the new season begins …
Read moreTop Scottish Juniors aim to bridge gap to senior pros
Scotland’s leading juniors Lucy Murchie and John Meehan are relishing their return to training as they aim to catch up with the country’s top professional players …
Read moreDanielle Letourneau : Changing Course
In the latest feature on ‘The Show Court’, Alix Williams talks to Canada’s Danielle Letourneau, who recently made the move from Calgary to Cairo …
Read moreGuide to hitting cross-court with Lee Drew
Check out this new series on SquashSkills where Lee Drew shows you how to develop your technique so you can hit cross-court effectively …
Read moreDeclan : “My best years are very much ahead …”
Declan James believes that the installation of six-time major winner Nick Matthew as his new coach can help him challenge for a place in the top ten …
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