England's Lee Beachill caused a major upset in the second round of the 2008 Kuwait Open when he beat Australia's fifth seed David Palmer in straight games to claim an unexpected place in the quarter-finals of the $200,000 PSA Super Series Platinum ch... Click to read entire article

Following extensive global campaigning by the World Squash Federation since the sport narrowly missed out being added to the London 2012 programme, the WSF has received news from the IOC that Squash has been included on the shortlist of sports under ... Click to read entire article

It was a mixed opening day for Egyptians in the 2008 Kuwait Open as Tarek Momen became the only qualifier to prevail, but seeds Wael El Hindi and Mohammed Abbas crashed out of the $200,000 PSA Super Series Platinum championship - the richest squash e... Click to read entire article

New Zealand's Kashif Shuja put paid to a trio of Englishmen making it into the main draw of the 2008 Kuwait Open when he upset world No28 Joey Barrington in the longest final qualifying match of the $200,000 PSA Super Series Platinum championship - t... Click to read entire article

The Dunlop British Open Squash Championships, the longest-established and most prestigious event in world squash, comes to Liverpool for the first time next month - and will become the first international sporting event to be staged in the city's new... Click to read entire article

ISS Canary Wharf Squash Classic Final East Wintergarden, CanaryWharf, London: Result: (1) Nick Matthew (Eng) beat (2) Gregory Gaultier (Fra) 12-10, 6-11, 13-11, 11-3 By ALAN THATCHER Top seed Nick Matthew won his first ISS Canary Wharf Class... Click to read entire article

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By ALAN THATCHER Tickets are now on sale for the 2010 ISS Canary Wharf Squash Classic as the game’s leading stars prepare to return to London for one of the world’s major tournaments. The seventh edition of this PSA Five-Star world-ranking tour... Click to read entire article

Top seed Samantha Teran produced a 'stellar performance' against second seed Sharon Wee in the final of the Women's Subway Goshen Open to win the $17,000 WISPA World Tour squash event in its fourth year in Goshen in the US state of Indiana - making u... Click to read entire article