From innovations in squash technology to in-depth and honest conversations from the finest players in the game.
Canadian native and Princeton squash player Nicole Bunyan talks about her injury and her journey into coaching and training. Zushan Hashmi: Tell us a little bit about your background (life outside of squash etc)? Nicole Bunyan: I’m originally from Victoria, BC, Canada, and then moved to the US for University. I played …
Squashletic founder Nicole Bunyan on her innovative training program Read More »
In a country known for having the greatest tennis players, such as Roger Federer, Switzerland’s Cindy Merlo ranked 56th in the world for squash, is shining the light on her sport. Zushan Hashmi: Squash isn’t the first sport that comes to mind in a country with a very rich tennis history and existence. How did …
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Zushan Hashmi: When one thinks of Zimbabwean sport, cricket and football come to mind. Can you tell me a little bit about the history of squash in the country? Mashumba Mukumba: Zimbabwean Squash was very strong in the ’80s and mid-’90s. The other half of the 90’s Squash gradually began to die out. During the …
Mashumba Mukumba: Zimbabwe, COVID, ZEST & Squash Read More »
Sarah Cardwell, the Australian squash pro, catches up with Sportageous to talk about her career, family legacy and the pandemic. Sportageous is a proud media partner of Squash Australia. Stay tuned for stories from Squash Australia on Sportageous. Zushan Hashmi: Australia has had several top athletes who have dominated the game over the last few decades, …
Squash is a wonderful sport, it’s fun, exciting, great for your health and mental wellbeing, a sport that is ideally suited to our fast-paced life and the British climate. Why then, unless you actually play the game, has squash little or no visibility to the outside world? Perhaps it is that we are a sport …
The sporting world, much like other industries, is facing unprecedented and dire circumstances due to the obvious global situation. However, most sports in Pakistan, barring cricket, were already on the fringes of existence pre-COVID-19. One such sport is squash. It was once heralded as a national pastime and inspired millions to pick up a racquet …
The SportsMENTA Conference is the first sports and mental health conference in the Middle East and North Africa region (MENA). Its first iteration recently concluded, with famed athletes from the region, such as squash world number 1, Ali Farag and world number 2’s, Mohamed ElShorbagy and Nouran Gohar. We caught up with SportsMENTA’s founder, Ally …
Alan Clyne has been on the squash circuit for over a decade. There are very few athletes who have been able to maintain the level of consistency that Alan has repeatedly produced on the squash court. As a veteran of Scottish and World Squash, Alan has seen the game grow, change and evolve from when …
Alan Clyne on leading from the front in Scottish Squash Read More »
Nayelly Hernandez is one of the few people in Mexico, a country where people live, breathe and die football, to have played squash professionally. Her squash journey has taken her on the PSA World Tour, to college at Trinity in the USA, and to Gold at the Pan American Games. Nayelly Hernandez may no longer …
We still have to explain that Squash is like Racquetball: Nayelly Hernandez Read More »
Andrea Fjellgard grew up on a tiny island in Norway, called Lovund where she first began to play the game of squash. Since then, she has taken the game by storm in Norway, and is now playing on the Professional Squash Association World Tour. At the age of 24, her journey on the squash court …
Andrea Fjellgaard: Battling MS to becoming a leading squash pro Read More »
