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Title chase wide open
Allam British Open Former world champion and no.1 Vanessa Atkinson looks
forward to Nicol David’s title defence in Hull, where she expects the
Malaysian to face a strong English challenge |
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Peruvian's Big
Future
Simon Redfern talks to Diego
Elias, the first British Junior Open champion from Peru
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Sky’s the limit
Rod Gilmour charts how Sky
Sports’ much-praised coverage of the World Series
Finals began and calls on
other broadcasters to match it
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Mum’s the
word for Shorbagys!
Basma El Shorbagy, mother and manager of talented
Egyptian squash brothers Mohamed and Marwan, explains how she is
plotting their route to the top |
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Federer backs
the bid
Tennis great Roger Federer explains why he is supporting squash's
bid for inclusion at the 2020 Olympics |
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Womens
Open
- David in Seventh Heaven
Richard Eaton looks back on a memorable 2012 women’s
World Open in the Cayman Islands
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WC DIARY - My World Championship Diary
Rod Gilmour looks back at events off court at the Qatar Men's World
Championship in Doha
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WILLSTROP
- Courting Success
James Willstrop outlines to Richard Eaton what a crucial
part girlfriend Vanessa Atkinson has played in his rise to the top of
world squash
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West
is best for Shorbagy
Rod Gilmour talks to surprise World Championship runner-up Mohamed El
Shorbagy about his
stunning Doha displays and how the Egyptian has found an ideal base in
the West Country |
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New Golan
Heights
Richard Eaton reports on the extraordinary journey Spanish star Borja
Golan has travelled to squash’s elite
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David in Fast Lane
As she prepares to
defend her world title, Nicol David talks to Rod Gilmour about her happy
life off court in Amsterdam and how she relaxes |
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Head to Head
James Willstrop, the world no.1, and Nick Matthew, the
reigning world champion, face off in the build-up to the
Men’s World Championship, with Rod Gilmour posing the questions |
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Ramy’s Exorcism
In a wide-ranging
interAgainst the Odds pdf that you omitted to provide.view, Egyptian genius Ramy Ashour talks to Alan Thatcher about his
return to form, his challengers and his volatile home country |
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The
Structural Integrator
Canadian Ronald Fauvel is the man who fixes Nicol David’s body when it
is hurting. Rod Gilmour spoke to the former ice hockey goalie about his
methods |
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AGAINST THE ODDS
Mike Lee, the man behind squash’s bid for
inclusion in the 2020 Olympics, tells Rod Gilmour to ignore the bookies’
early favouritism for karate |
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Waters Close To High
Richard Eaton reports on Alison Waters' extraordinary
comeback from a career threatening Achilles tendon injury |
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BEHIND THE TROJAN
Rod Gilmour
examines ‘Team Matthew’ – the men
behind the success of England’s double world champion,
Nick Matthew
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Right
Moves
Phil Newton reviews an excellent new book that will have an
important place on the book shelf of very expert coach and aspiring
player.’ |
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Azam
Khan, Greatest of them all?
The
least-acclaimed of all the great squash Khans, Azam migh have been the
greatest of them all, claims Ijaz Chaudhry in part one of a two-part
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Tennis, Squash,
Badminton, Table Tennis
How do the four racket sports compare?
Click to see
the full Richard Eaton article. An edited version appears in the 2007
issue 3 of the Squash Player Magazine |
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NICOL DAVID
undisputed world no.1.
Richard Eaton Talks to the World Champion... |
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OLYMPIC GAMES:
A rich man's playground?
By Matthew Syed and Matthew Pinsent...
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ASHOURED OF SUCCESS
In the Hong Kong Open 18-year-old Ramy Ashour is starting to fulfil his
precocious talent beyond the expectation of most obververs with wins over -
John White, Thierry Lincou and David Palmer... |
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WHO IS ALISON WATERS?
When Alison Waters (right) reached the final of the British
nationals in 2005, losing to a rampant Linda Elriani, there must have been a
lot of scratched heads around the country. Who is Alison Waters? ... |
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SQUASH SUFFERS POWER CUT
A Squash Player
Magazine Article (Issue 2006/2)
by Martin Bronstein... |
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Squash
Is The Healthiest Sport
say Forbes Magazine |
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New Novel of
Squash Match 'Saturday' by Ian McEwan
The most read about squash match of the year
Exclusive excerpts of Ian McEwan's novel Saturday
Henry Perowne's squash match runs over eight pages |
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